Beagle-Harrier
Dog breed profile
This breed has a short, dense coat that requires minimal grooming, though regular brushing and ear care are important to maintain health. Beagle-Harriers are energetic and benefit from daily physical activity and mental stimulation, including walks, play, and scent games.
While trainable, they may show some independence, so consistent, positive training methods work best. The breed is generally good with children and other dogs, making it a suitable companion for active households. Prospective owners should be prepared to meet its exercise needs and provide a secure space for outdoor activity.
Temperament & Traits
Common Traits
Health & Care
Common Health Issues
- hip dysplasia
- ear infections
- obesity
Grooming Needs
Brush the coat weekly to remove loose hair and maintain coat health; regular ear cleaning is important to prevent infections.
Exercise Needs
Daily walks combined with playtime and scent-based activities help satisfy their physical and mental stimulation needs.
Health Notes
Regular veterinary checkups and routine health screenings are recommended to monitor common concerns such as joint health and ear infections. Maintaining a healthy weight and good ear hygiene can help support overall wellbeing.
Is a Beagle-Harrier Right for You?
Space & Home Environment
Best in a home with a fenced yard or access to outdoor areas for regular exercise and exploration.
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