Beagle'sVarietyIntroduction

MiguelHarrier also known as "Beagle" is one of the world's most famous dog breeds and is classified as a hunting dog. Often ranked in the top 10 most popular dogs in the US and Japan, and its popularity continues to rise each year. General Appearance: A stocky, solid-bodied retriever with a textured but not rough feel. The head is in the shape of a large dome, with large hazel-colored eyes, broad long lop ears, a muscular body, and a thicker tail like a loachfish. Coat Quality and Coat Color: Densely growing short bristles, with white, black and liver hound colors, as well as white tawny and white lemon.

Species distribution of Beagle

UK: Miglu's origin is mostly around 16 inches (42 cm) in size in the UK. Miglu who exceeds 16 inches in the exhibition will be disqualified.

United States: Miglu was introduced to the United States for cultivation in the middle of the nineteenth century. Most of the Miglu after the improvement in the United States did not exceed 15 inches (about 38 cm) in size, and most of them remained at 13. inches up and down (33 cm). And in the American dog show, if the entry exceeds this standard Miglu will be disqualified.

The origin of Bigger's development

It is said that Miglu has a deep relationship with the British royal family, about the sixteenth to seventeenth centuries. It's time for hunting. The British royal family has raised many famous dogs to match the royal outings and hunting, while the short and sharp dogs Miglu was trained to hunt small game, which is known as rabbit The most sensitive and precious, rabbits are often an important target for migru hunts. Because of the amazing results of Miglu hunting rabbits, it was dubbed the "rabbit killer", and over time, it was called the Miglu Harrier. Later, the hunting trend gradually receded, and the Miglu began to transform into a family dog. The lively and active Miguel was not very popular at the beginning of becoming a family dog. The reason was that it was too active and difficult to tame. However, with the help of professional dog trainers and veterinarians, he gradually adapted to human family life and finally became a dog. Part of the family dog. The American Miglu Club and the American Kennel Association have made a rough assessment, and there are about 100,000 Miglou in the world, active as lively and lovely family dogs all over the world.

Beagle's physiological indicators

Lemon color Miglu: the main coat color is lemon yellow and white, according to expert research, it may be due to early mating The phenomenon of genetic similarities and differences arises due to the problem, but in all aspects, it is the same as the traditional Miglu.

Tawny Miglu: The same as the lemon-colored Miglu, except that the coat color is mainly tawny, white, and yellow-red.

Samomiguru: Mainly found in Japan. According to a survey by the Japan Kennel Association, this breed was first introduced from Kagoshima by British people before the World War. It may be mixed with local dog breeds, so the body shape and face shape are too different, so it was once rumored that he was not recognized as a blood relative of Miglu, but it was only recognized after the Japanese Kennel Association fought hard.

Breed Personality: BeagleBecause of its small size, it is easy to tame and catch, and is known as "moving like the wind, quiet like a pine". Cute in appearance, cheerful in character, lovable in action, lively, quick in response, very affectionate to the owner, empathetic, and melodious in bark, it is increasingly welcomed by people and becomes a family dog. However, because Beagles like to bark and make noise when they are in groups, it is best to keep a single one in the family to correct their bad habit of barking.

Beagle Due to its small size, it is easy to tame and catch, and is known as "moving like the wind, quiet like a pine". Cute in appearance, cheerful in character, lovable in action, lively, quick in response, very affectionate to the owner, empathetic, and melodious in bark, it is increasingly welcomed by people and becomes a family dog. However, because Beagles like to bark and make noise when they are in groups, it is best to keep a single one in the family to correct their bad habit of barking.

Advantages

Affinity: MiG Lu is lively and not afraid of life and likes to be close to human beings very much.

High obedience: Miguel loves to be close to humans, so it is very simple to train a famous dog with more discipline.

Sharp sense of smell: Miglu's nose smell is better than other medium-sized dogs, so it was later trained as a drug detection dog, and Miglu is often seen with people in major airports around the world. Carry out the task of filtering whether passengers are carrying drugs.

Exercise: The Miguel is well known among hunting dogs for its physical strength and stamina, making it an excellent choice for those who enjoy walking or exercising with their dogs.

Healthy: According to a survey by the American Veterinary College and the American Kennel Association, Miguel has the least chance of getting sick among medium-sized dogs.

Disadvantage

Too loud: Migru, nicknamed "The Bell of the Forest", used to shout loudly in ancient times to warn the owner of the original It's an advantage, but now it's a disadvantage. The Migrew is a highly alert dog, so he tends to bark when there is trouble, which is a nightmare for people who live in apartment complexes.

Excessive appetite: Miglu is a standard big eater. Experts once tested the results and found that no matter how much food Miglu gave it, he would eat it up, and even stopped until his stomach became bloated. Eating too much and being obese often leads to cardiovascular diseases in Migluo, so controlling food intake is a major consideration.

Lively and active: Although Miglu's liveliness brings people a friendly and sunny side, Miglu's excessive physical energy may cause destructive behavior if it is not properly expressed.

Easy to get carried away: Miglu often plays crazy, like a wild horse that is out of control, not under the control of the owner, so special attention should be paid to Miglu's emotions.

Curiosity and sabotage: Miglu's curiosity can be said to be the number one in the dog world, and he has to scratch and bite to make sure of everything. However, Miglu's teeth are very sharp, so it is often terrible to see after being caught by it; coupled with Miglu's excess physical strength, so the playability is too great and the control is not done well, and household items such as furniture may suffer.

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Please avoid overfeeding your puppy in a frenzy. Produced by trusted dog food manufacturers Feeding instructions on the dog food pocket or can. Some breeds tend to be hypertrophic, but in excess in early life Feeding can still have a lasting effect on it.

Adult Harrier

Adult dogs do not require additional food. The major brands of dog food are reliable and contain your beloved dog all the nutrients you need. Take care to adjust food intake to keep your dog in normal shape. I'd rather make him thinner!

Senior Harrier

Generally, dogs older than seven years can benefit from treats specially designed for older dogs. Some dogs may have a stomach drop at this point, others may gain weight due to less exercise.

Show Harriers

Hounds, race dogs, guide dogs, police dogs are all show dogs. Undoubtedly, these dogs require additional energy supplies based on their physiological overuse and heavy stress. The professionals who work with them usually have a good idea of what kind of food (usually energy-dense, high-fat) should be served to these particular dogs.

Pregnant Harriers

Pregnant and nursing bitches definitely need additional dietary allowances. Malnutrition is not good for your bitch or puppy. Offer her food carefully according to feeding instructions to ensure she has enough energy to feed her puppies. A female dog raising puppies should really take her energy needs seriously.

Size

The shoulder height is about 19 ~21 inches.

Body

Slim body. Harrier body length (distance from shoulder to hip ) slightly larger than the height at the withers (the distance from the withers to the ground).

Physical

Strong construction, full of strength, and of good quality. This breed should have as much bone mass and muscle as possible, but not Appears heavy or rough.

Head

The head is in proportion to the whole. No part of the head will appear more prominent than other parts

The   Harrier. When relaxed, the expression is gentle and sensible, and when "awakened", the expression is wary. Eyes: Medium in size and spaced apart, brown or hazel in dark dogs and light hazel or yellow in light dogs, but dark eyes are always preferred. Ears: Set low, against the cheek, with rounded tips. Skull: Proportionate to the whole, of sufficient length and breadth, with a prominent forehead. Stop: Moderately clear. Muzzle: The distance from the stop to the tip of the nose is the same as the distance from the stop to the posterior occiput, the muzzle is firm and of sufficient depth. Lips: The entire lip line is square and neat on the muzzle, without excess skin or sagging upper lip. Nose: A good nose is an important feature. The nose should be wide and the nostrils open. Teeth: Scissors or pincers. A protruding upper jaw or jaw protruding bite is a defect, as is a severe misalignment of the teeth.

Forequarters

Moderately angled, shoulder blades long and sloping, set back against the muscular back, clean withers. The shoulder blades are covered with well-developed muscles, but not overly heavy or anti-shouldering, giving the impression of a stretched, powerful movement. The elbows are well spaced from the ribs, parallel to the torso, not turned outwards. The legs are straight and well boned, down to the toes. But not too much, the joints are very slightly prominent, but not too exaggerated. Feet: Round cat feet with compact toes turned slightly inward. The pads are thick, developed and strong.

Neck

Long and strong, without excess skin or fat, smoothly tapering into the muscular forequarters. Topline: Horizontal. The back is well muscled, not slumped behind the withers, nor arched at the loins. Body: Chest deep, extending to elbows, ribs well supported, spread back to give enough room for heart and lungs, but not so well supported as to interfere with normal, stretched, and effective movement of the forequarters. The loin is short, broad and muscular. Tail: Long, set high, held up, at the 12-13 o'clock position (hour hand). Tapering to the tip, the hair is dense (like a brush). The tail should not be curled behind the back.

The hindquarters

The angle is coordinated with the forequarters, so the hindquarters drive is coordinated with the forequarters reach. The muscles are very developed and have the strength to work for a long time, which is very important. Endurance is more important than pure speed, so the angle of the rear knee must be moderate. Feet: Straight forward, rounded cat feet with compact toes and thick pads, well developed and strong.

Fur

Short, bushy, hard and shiny. On the ears, the texture of the hair is finer than on the body. The hair under the tail is like a brush.

Color

Any color, not very important.

Gait

The front and rear legs are well coordinated. Front reach and rear drive are the same, both at a desired moderate angle. Coming or leaving, they all travel in a straight line, with no obvious signs of sideways. Slightly inward-pointing of the front paws is permitted. A clear approach or departure is important, but not as important as looking at the gait from the side, which must be smooth, efficient, and long.

Temperament

Outgoing and friendly, like all pack hounds, the Harry must work closely with other hounds. So, being aggressive towards other dogs is an intolerable flaw.