Do you have experience with Beagles? Because you need to know, they'll eat anything, edible or not. Makes for some expensive vet visits.
this post was submitted on 02 Feb 2025
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My wife's sister has one. And we have had many breeds for over 16 years. Thanks ๐ค we know
I had a beagle eat a penny once. Luckily she vomited it up before the expensive surgery though.
She passed away over 15 years ago but I still think about her all the time. She was one of the sweetest dogs Iโve ever owned. And also one of the smelliest ๐
Adorable. I hope you like the sound of barking.
I love my beagle, but I'll never own another. He's so loud. He's finally hit the lazy beagle stage and just wants to cuddle and sleep most of the time.