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Beagle advice?

  • 17-02-2007 2:11pm
    #1
    Alfasudcrazy
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    As you might know from my previous post on same I am thinking of getting one more dog. I was considering a jack russell but now think that this dog is too small and the dobermans would accidentally hurt it as the male dobie weighs a ton at this stage and the female is getting heavier by the day too. He even hurts my toe when he stands on it.

    I now think a beagle might be better. I would like any advice from any owners of same. My only worry about them is the howling - not so much that it would bother me or the neighbours as I live out in the country but it could very well bother the dobies when they are trying to sleep etc. They hate being disturbed from their sleep.

    I already read up on the internet about them so know the main points but you can't beat advice from actual owners. :)


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  • #2
    peasant
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    I know next to nothing about beagles (except that they are very "nose driven") ...so no advice from me on this one.

    But ...

    I wouldn't worry too much about the size difference between a JRT and a Dobi.

    Our OES mix is 65 cm / 38 kg and the Terrier mix is 30 odd cm and about 8 kg ...absolutely no problems whatsoever.

    Actually the OES is the one I'm worried about ...as the Terrier runs rings around him :D

    But I have to say, our terrier is one of the fittest and most muscular I've ever seen, as her sparring partners are twice or three times her size :D


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