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| Value for Money | 9.5/10  |
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| Reviewer Rating | 9.3/10 |
| Overall Rating | 9.6/10  |
Full review by
moumin321
on 15th Jul 2008
User Rating : 10
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Good Points: Excellent tempered, exciting, fun to be around.
Bad Points: Lovely brown eyes that look at you when you tell them off!!
General comments: What can I say this breed is amazing! I have a male called Toby and he's only 5 months old he has been walking off the lead since he was 11 weeks old. The only time he won't come back is if he plays with another dog but hey he's having fun!! Never had any problems with him following his nose, I regularly take him for walks in the woods and it's never been an issue!! You must train them young to be off the lead otherwise they will never get the hang of it! Do it while they are very young and you can out run them. They have the most amazing brown eyes that look at you when you tell them off but you must remain firm and not let them get away with it as it will lead to problems, you must show them at an early stage No means No. My little chap is a great lil guy to have in the family, they love children! I don't know what it is but they are obsessed with children they will play for hours, playing gentle and will let them do whatever to him he loves it! I higher recommend this breed!!
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Review by
alessilover
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on 28th Jun 2007
User Rating : 10
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A family member of 5 years and a bit now, got him when our son, now aged 5 and a bit, was only four weeks old, so they have grown up together.
We had always had Jack Russell's before, but after the death of two of them, I wanted another breed, as I didn't want to feel as though I was replacing the others.
Also, we wanted one slightly bigger than a Jack, but not too big, and not one with long shaggy hair, as it would be a nightmare to keep clean and tangle free with living in the countrysid ...
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Review by
balloon
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on 27th Aug 2006
User Rating : 10
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We have had our English Beagle for 1 year and 4 months and she is 1 year 7 months old. She is very playful but not rough, also very intelligent, lovable, and once again extremely loyal. It took us 3 days to train her, so she knew exactly where she should go to the toilet. She has been very easy to train, the only thing we have not been able to do is walk her off her lead, because as beagles have a hunting background, they tend to follow their noses not realising they are quickly walking into ...
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Review by
hereticuk
on 28th Nov 2005
User Rating : 10
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Beagles are great pets and loyal companions
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Review by
clairesdog
on 4th Jun 2005
User Rating : 8
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I have got a beagle puppy, and she is just wonderful. She is well behaved (most of the time), easy to train, but you got to make it fun or she will just refuse to do as you ask!. She is very affectionate and friendly, loves kids and lots of attention. She likes a routine and plenty of mental stimulation. A beautiful, intelligent pet, a wonderful addition to any family home.
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Review by
cosmo
on 24th Dec 2003
User Rating : 8
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Beagles are a dog breed that have gotten a raw deal, being a favourite for scientists to experiment on. They are also assumed to be stupid and mean and this is not the case. The 2 beagles I have raised in my lifetime have been very loyal, friendly, clever dogs. Their main failing has been their stubbornness and their dislike at being told what to do. One used to regularly talk back or punish us by misbehaving when we did not bend to her will. The other was not quite so cantankerous. Both w ...
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