Beagle puppies for sale in West Sussex

5 Beagle puppies for sale in West Sussex

Esteemed worldwide, the Beagle, also known as the English Beagle, is known for its cheerful, gentle disposition. This small to medium-sized hound breed, originally from England, is recognized by its compact, muscular body, making it perfect for its traditional role as a scent hound for tracking game. Beagles wear a short, dense coat that comes in three standard colors: tricolor, red and white, and lemon. This breed captivates with its expressive, dark-eyed gaze and is as smart as it is sociable. With their friendly, outgoing demeanor, Beagles fit perfectly into homes with children and other pets.Given their hunting history, Beagles crave activity and interaction and benefit from regular physical stimulation. Their sensitivity and eagerness to learn make them quite trainable.

Read our Beagle Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

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KC registered Beagle puppies

£1,500

Beagle5 weeks3 male / 4 female

Mother 🐶 Hope has been a fantastic member of our family for nearly 6 years, she joined us when she was 8 weeks old and was your typical mischievous puppy. Now she is a beautiful, loyal and affectionate companion. Hope has had 2 previous litters which we remain in contact with via a WhatsApp group we often send lots of photos and videos of our adventures, offer support

Sammy J.

Coventry, West Midlands

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4 Beagle Girl Pups-(KC Reg),Champion Bloodline

£1,700

Beagle5 weeks4 female

Merlin has a litter of 4 gorgeous girls, ready to view on 22/7/25 and ready to leave by 19/8/25. These puppies are brought up in our family home and used to all household noises and children. Bred from two great lines of champion beagles, the bitch being from Fallowfield and the father is Jalhar who has won Crufts and many other first places such as Best of Breeds and G

Kay W.

Leeds, West Yorkshire

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Loving Home For Sam

£75

Beagle13 years1 male

PLEASE don't message me if you are not really interested. Time wasting is so frustrating! I rescued Sam from Cyprus over two years ago. At the time I was able to work from home a lot and he had the at

Tanya S.

Pulborough, West Sussex

1 week

Beagle named Rolo

£350

Beagle2 years1 male

Rolo is a happy little boy who is house trained. He loves people and other dogs and is very energetic. Rolo ideally needs to be with someone who won't leave him for long periods of time. He is well ma

Donna P.

Knottingley, West Yorkshire

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Rolo beagle cross rottweiler

£300

Beagle & Rottweiler Hybrid3 years1 male

For sale is our dog called rolo he is a beagle cross rottweiler. He is 3 and brilliant with children and walks lovely with lead/ harness. He is also OK with cats and gentle. He does get very over

William G.

Birmingham, West Midlands

FAQs

How much does a Beagle cost?

The average cost of a purebred Beagle puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately £614, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

Are Beagles a good house dog?

Yes, Beagles are generally good house dogs because they are friendly, social, and affectionate. However, they can be quite energetic and may require regular exercise and mental stimulation. Their curious nature means they might be prone to wandering if not properly supervised.

Does a Beagle bark a lot?

Yes, Beagles tend to bark quite a bit, especially when they are bored or alerting to something. They are known for their loud, persistent bark and howling. Proper training and mental stimulation can help reduce excessive barking.

Are Beagles good or bad dogs?

Beagles are generally considered good dogs because they are friendly, affectionate, and great with families. However, they can be stubborn and require consistent training and exercise. Overall, their playful and loving nature makes them popular pets.

What are the disadvantages of a Beagle?

Beagles can be stubborn and difficult to train due to their strong scent-driven instincts. They also tend to be quite vocal, which may not suit all living environments. Additionally, they require plenty of exercise and mental stimulation to prevent boredom and destructive behavior.