9 weeksAge
4Sex
Price

Beautiful Boy Beagles - MUM DNA and Health Tested

Beagle
1 hour
Beagle9 weeks4

Description

Say hello to our beautiful boy Beagles. 4 left Freddie - Adventurous and goofy Georgie - Regal and attentive Frank - Pensive but playful Dezzy Diamond - The escape artist with a beautiful diamond on his rear All 4 pups have great colouring - their Mum was a very dark pup who lightened up considerably. We personally love a dark coloured Beagle - I feel they look younger for longer. In previous litters the tan has flourished as they've grown. We've had Beagle's our whole life and this is our third litter in 4 years. It's been heartbreaking having "pure bred" Beagles over the years, they've always gained weight and needed to be on restrictive diets in later years which is hard. They're prone to kidney and heart problems so that's why we're delighted with Mum (Black Betty). She's been DNA tested and is 80% Beagle with a blend of other hounds giving her a slimmer athletic appearance and reducing a lot of the health problems pure bred Beagles are prone to. Mum is now 6 and never shown us any health problems. We've stayed in touch with a lot of people from the first two litters and no health issues have been reported back. Mum's milk dried up over 3 weeks ago but they've adjusted well to solid food. I've rotated them between 3 solid food brands, Canagan, Lily's and Time to strengthen their stomachs and to make it easier to adjust to whatever food suits you. I've been hand feeding them carrots and dehydrated chicken to reduce food aggression. I've been bathing them in the sink and clipping their nails regularly so they're familiar with the process. At night we play firework and traffic videos to familiarise them with the scary sounds. They were born in our stables but have been inside the last 3 weeks getting used to all the household noises and experiences like the kettle and hoover. They really dislike the spray mop. They've been very playful - as expected from pups but have been very keen on chew toys - especially blue ones. They've shown great signs of intelligence so far and have not been doing number 2s inside at night for almost 2 weeks with the exception of one night when two of their littermates left for their forever homes. They've been vet checked, received an 8-in-1 vaccination for the best start in life, their Mum was wormed regularly in pregnancy and pups have been wormed every 2 weeks since birth. They come with -Vaccination and worming record -Microchip transfer - no cost for basic plan but you can choose to upgrade plans -A week supply of Time solid food -Some treats -Their favourite toys -Collar and lead -Scent blanket -Travel home kit If you'd like to visit and get hands on with these little goofballs please get in touch. The numbers in their photos correspond with their microchip numbers.
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Litter details

LocationWatford, Hertfordshire
Pets in litter4 male
BreedBeagle
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
Age9 weeks
GenerationP

Health & Docs

KC registered by collectionParents are health testedHealth Checked by a vetWorm and flea treatedVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection date

Info

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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Litter
Dezzy Diamond
Available
Dezzy Diamond
Male£1,000
Frank
Available
Frank
Male£1,000
Freddie
Available
Freddie
Male£1,000
Georgie
Available
Georgie
Male£1,000

Pros

Very adaptable and versatile, happy living in town or countryside with sufficient exercise
Loving, loyal, and affectionate, suitable for first-time dog owners
Low maintenance grooming with a short, waterproof coat
Sociable nature, generally good with other dogs and children

Cons

Tendency to bark frequently if not properly trained
Can be challenging to house train due to scent distractions
Strong hunting instinct may cause escape attempts
Independent nature can complicate training
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