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Beagliers are known for their affectionate nature and strong desire for human companionship. This designer breed, a mix of the Beagle and Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, makes an excellent pet.
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Beagliers are known for their affectionate nature and strong desire for human companionship. This designer breed, a mix of the Beagle and Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, makes an excellent pet.
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- Have they been socialised?
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About Beaglier
The Beaglier, a delightful hybrid dog, emerged as a favourite for those seeking a companion with a balanced temperament and playful spirit.
Lifespan
12 to 14 years.
Weight
6 – 10 kg.
Height
31 – 33 cm.
Grooming
Their short to medium length coats need regular brushing. Brush daily or every two days.
Origins
Beagliers first appeared in Australia during the 1990s as part of a cross-breeding initiative. The goal was to create a dog that combined the Cavalier’s gentle disposition with the Beagle’s robust health. Breeders aimed to reduce the Beagle’s high prey drive while retaining the Cavalier’s even temperament and good nature. The result was a sociable, confident, and healthy breed that quickly became popular.
Key Characteristics Of Beagliers
Are Beagliers Family-Friendly?
Yes, Beagliers are friendly, loving, and compact, making them ideal for various family settings.
Common Health Issues & Considerations
Beagliers may suffer from:
Elbow and hip dysplasia
Malformed joints causing pain and mobility issues.
Patellar Luxation
Dislocated kneecap leading to lameness.
Epilepsy
A neurological disorder characterized by recurrent seizures, often without an identifiable underlying cause, affecting the brain’s electrical activity.
Mitral Valve Disease
Heart condition leading to blood flow abnormalities and potential heart failure.
Nature / Temperament
Moderately intelligent, polite, and generally well-behaved.
Suitable Environment
Beagliers thrive in diverse environments, from apartments to larger homes.
Other Considerations
- Beagliers love to dig due to their inquisitive nature.
- They prefer constant companionship and may dislike being left alone.
- Common colours include red and white, lemon and white, tri-color, or black.
How can I take good care of my Beaglier?
Nutrition
Beagliers are not picky eaters and will consume almost anything. When adopting a Beaglier, continue their existing diet or gradually switch to high-quality dog food to avoid gastrointestinal issues. Monitor their food intake to prevent obesity, a common risk for this breed.
Grooming
Grooming varies based on their inherited coat type. Most Beagliers have short coats with varying textures. Dogs with Cavalier-like coats benefit from monthly baths, while those with Beagle-like coats can be washed every two months. Regular brushing prevents the buildup of loose hair.
Recommended Grooming Tips
Clean and check their floppy ears weekly to prevent infections.
Brush their teeth twice a week to prevent plaque buildup.
Trim their nails on a regular basis.
Exercise
Beagliers require moderate exercise. A daily one-hour walk or two shorter walks suffice to keep them fit and happy.
Training
Training Beagliers can be mixed. Their trainability depends on the dominant traits of their parent breeds. If they inherit the Cavalier’s eagerness to please, they train easily. However, Beagle traits might make them stubborn. Patience, firmness, and consistency are key.
This is general information and should not be relied on for adopting or purchasing advice.
Most Asked Beaglier Questions
These dogs can have physical attributes of either parent, or a mixture of both. Generally, they are shorter in height than the standard Beagle. But, they’re longer from the head to the tail due to the incorporation of traits from the Cavalier.
They are also well-muscled, making them strong enough to handle vigorous activities.
When adopting a Beaglier, inquire about the health of its parents. One good thing about this breed is that they’re immune to Syringomyelia. This is because their Beagle-like shape allows more room in their skull.
Also, the act of cross-breeding a Cavalier and a Beagle makes them healthier. Or rather less susceptible to genetic problems. Still owners should be vigilant and wary of any symptoms that affect parent breeds.
The Beagle Cavalier for sale costs between $1100 to $2200 approximately.
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