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Greta Garbo - in Foster Care - Beagle (short coat) Dog For Adoption
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Date Listed: 07/02/2016
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Organization Name: Priceless Pet Rescue
Location: See Website, CA
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Breed: Beagle
Gender: Female Female
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Greta Garbo - in Foster Care
Age: Adult
Color/Markings: Tricolor (Tan/Brown & Black & White)
Size at Maturity: Medium
Availability Date: 07/02/2016
Location: See Website, CA, 91710
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Beagle Dog For Adoption in See Website, CA, USA

Physical Attributes
Coat Length Short
Likes to Vocalize Some
Altered Yes
Behavioral Characteristics
OK with Kids Yes
OK with Dogs Yes
Energy Level Moderate
Activity Level Moderately Active
Exercise Needs Moderate
Fence Required 6 foot
Obedience Training Needs Training
Owner Experience Required Breed
Other
  • Yard Required
  • Housetrained
Additional Information
Was the Dog Found No
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Posted Breed: Beagle (short coat). Greta is a 12 year old senior looking for her forever home. She is as sweet as can be, gets along great with other dogs and would love a home to retire in. She walks well on a leash, loves to cuddle up on her favorite blanket, and does not bark like many beagles! If you are interested in meeting her, please email priceless.pets@yahoo.com

Beagle

Beagle

A.K.A. : English Beagle
Overview: Beagles were former pack dogs, so they are very social and love being with their family and other animals. They've very gentle as long as they receive the love and devotion they deserve. They're also intelligent and quick, needing plenty of exercise.
Breed Group: Hound
Weight (lbs): 18-30
Height (in): 13-15
Colors: Any true hound color (i.e., tricolor).
Coat: The coat is short and weather-proof.
Character: Beagles are very sociable, cheerful, and independent. It is an excellent child's dog, gentle, incredibly tolerant and always ready to join in a game or an adventure.
Temperament: This breed needs early socialization with other household pets. They can be very friendly to dogs and children, as well as to strangers.
Care: The Beagle should have routine coat brushing and ear cleaning.
Training: This breed is known for being quite independent, so it may respond better to experienced trainers in organized obedience classes.
Activity: The Beagle needs lots of exercise, so it is not suitable for apartment living.
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
Health Issue: This breed may be prone to heart disease, epilepsy, eye and back problems, and chondroplasia (dwarfism).
Life Expectancy: 12-15

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