The Migru Harrier, also known as the "Beagle", is one of the world's most famous dog breeds and is classified as a hunting dog. In the UK, it is regarded as a hunting dog, and because it is a small dog, it is specially used to hunt rabbits, hence the title of "harrehound". The bark of the Migru Harrier is higher than that of other hounds, so it is known as the "Bell of the Forest".

Beagle

Advantages of Beagles: Beagles are lively in nature, not afraid of strangers, like to be close to humans, have affinity and high obedience; Beagles have a better sense of smell than other medium-sized dogs, so they were later trained as drug-detection dogs. Beagles can be seen performing duties at major airports around the world. Beagles are renowned for their physical strength and endurance in hunting, making them an excellent choice for those who enjoy sports. And Beagles have the least chance of getting sick among medium-sized dogs. As long as they are well raised, they usually won't get sick.

Disadvantages of Beagles: Beagles bark too loudly and are a highly alert dog breed. They will roar at the slightest sign of trouble. This is simply a nightmare for people nowadays. Moreover, beagles have a strong appetite. No matter how much food you give them, they will definitely finish it, and they will not stop eating until their stomachs are bloated. Eating too much and becoming obese often leads to cardiovascular diseases, so controlling food intake is a major concern. Although the beagle's liveliness brings people an affinity and sunny side, its excessive physical energy may lead to destructive behavior if not properly expressed. Beagles are very curious and love to cause damage. They will scratch and bite everything to determine. However, Beagles have very sharp teeth, so being scratched by them is often terrible. In addition, Beagles have excessive physical strength, so they play If sexual outbursts occur and are not properly controlled, household items such as furniture may suffer.

Common diseases

Heart disease: Beagles are prone to obesity, and obesity can easily affect the load on the heart. Many beagles die from obesity, which leads to heart disease. Therefore, weight control and prevention of heart disease have become matters of care in raising dogs.

Extreme malocclusion: Although this shortcoming has little impact on Beagles, if the Beagles attack people viciously, this tooth arrangement can easily tear human skin.

Cryptorchidism: Owners who plan to give birth to male beagles should pay special attention to the fact that the testicles of beagles often fail to fall to their normal position for unknown reasons. Therefore, if it is not paid attention to and treated, it can easily lead to infertility in Beagle dogs.

Body odor: Beagles’ sweat glands are not very developed compared to other dog breeds, so not bathing regularly can easily cause bad odor.