#beagleadventures

Welcome to a world of floppy ears, soulful eyes, and tails that never stop wagging! This blog is a love letter to the most loyal, curious, and downright adorable companions—beagles. Prepare for heart-melting moments and a reminder of why dogs truly are our best friends.

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Considering my day started at 3am when my beagle asked for the door, I would say, no, not so much. The typical part was when he promptly fell back asleep. I tossed and turned, and watched the needle of the clock go by until finally I fell back asleep, only to be woken up again by my devil of a beagle, this time he wanted to go see my daughter for his morning pets before she left for work. And I…

There is a mixed answer to this question: yes or no. It varies from beagle to beagle. Some beagles like water, some don’t. It is totally dependent on them. But, in general, they are not born to be water lovers. They were bred from scenthounds. They like to chase their prey on land, and water interferes with their ability to do so.

They don’t feel comfortable in the water.But that doesn’t mean that they can’t swim. With the right approach and proper guidance, you can make your beagle familiar with water. But you can’t expect as much expertise from them in swimming as some well-known dog breeds, for example, golden retrievers. Golden retrievers were bred in such a way that they perform really well in swimming. In this article, you will be able to learn how you can train your beagle to learn to swim and gradually become familiar with water.