just brought home Jocko... 9 week old beagle

gonna have to house train this dude. he is pretty cool.
we just got him home last night.

little pudge ball.

slept with my daughter all night.

originally posted by: TinySickTears

gonna have to house train this dude. he is pretty cool.
we just got him home last night.

little pudge ball.

slept with my daughter all night.

He's adorable!!

a reply to: AkontaDarkpaw

yeah he is pretty damn cute

a reply to: TinySickTears

What a sweetie,gorgeous pup

Very sweet, have you read into training much? I am 33 and wanted a dog since childhood, used to read Enid Blighton and stuff like that, remember one about a collie possibly called shadow, really well trained and always wanted to train one.

Well 3 weeks we will be welcoming a female Rotweiler into our home, so exciting stuff, will share some pics when she comes!

Just my two cents worth,

Read a book Authored by James Herbert called FLUKE,

That will open your eyes on how smart an animal will be.


Fox.

a reply to: TinySickTears

Just as a weird thing, look into how inbred and likely to have genetic diseases ALL pure Breeds are.

a reply to: Soapusmaximus

Excellent call!!!

I got really into the dog whisperer and dominance training is amazing!

We had this absolutely huge hooded male rat in college we named Jocko.

He was pretty skittish, but he would settle enough to shoulder ride. When I walked down the halls with him, his tail trailed halfway down my back to give you an idea how big he was. Most guys who might otherwise have harassed me gave me a wide berth when they saw that peeking out of my hair.

Anyways, just a memory the name recalled for me.

Your little guy is a cutie! I hope you get years of fun and love with him!

a reply to: TinySickTears

He's sooo cute!!
He looks like he's gonna be really cuddly 🐾💕

originally posted by: foxhound2459
Just my two cents worth,

Read a book Authored by James Herbert called FLUKE,

That will open your eyes on how smart an animal will be.


Fox.

I don't intend to be cruel here but, around here they are used as deer hunting dogs but have the unproven reputation of being one of the dumber breeds.

Hunters use them for deer hunting because, unlike Walker and Redbone hounds, the Beagle won't run the deer clean out of the county. The Beagle is slow and lollygag around while trailing.

a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss

OMG Igno, it's just an adorable pup. I wouldn't post that video.

a reply to: CharlesT

If you are a busy family on the go, you want a dog with energy, who can learn the basic obedience stuff, but you don't necessarily want Einstein because the super smart dogs tend to go amuse themselves with your stuff when left alone for too long ... say like a long day when there is work and school to think about.

Just a thought.

a reply to: TinySickTears

Looks exactly like my Sophy. Enjoy your time with him. They are a unique and special breed that is for sure!

a reply to: ketsuko

Personally, I wouldn't leave any dog alone in the house all day. Good luck potty training a Beagle. More likely you come home to find dog doo and urine just about anywhere if it doesn't have access to the outside.

Beagles are hi energy, get ready to walk him a lot, or face the consequences.

Bored dogs are destructive.

slept with my daughter all night.

So no crate? Without a crate, among other issues, it's going to be much more difficult to house break that dog.

Good luck...

Total stomachs on legs and love escaping!

I'm on my second beagle and she would eat her own arse out before exploding...

But fairly easy to train as they are very docile and all they ask for are long walks and tons of love...

She shares our household with a Malinois Belgium shepherd, 1 Labrador, a wire haired Fox terrier and 2 spastic cats...

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