Harrier This dog native to England was originally used for hunting, hence its name, in the 13th century England , Hunting is a nobleman's game, and more or less endows the Harrier with some noble temperament. Harriers are widely loved by people all over the world and are now distributed all over the world. In the United States, the American Beagle was smaller than the Harrier, and the two breeds were then crossed to create another breed. Many domestic families also gradually fell in love with this kind of dog with a keen sense of smell. This kind of friendly and kind dog is also well known and loved by the majority of Chinese people.

1. Beagle

Beagle English name: BEAGLE HARRIER (Miguel), so it is also called Miglu , also into a Beagle. Harriers have three names, but they are called differently. The beagle is relatively small in size, and is in the same family as the harrier, and is one of the smallest harriers in the world in terms of body size. The British royal family has been keeping beagle dogs for a long time. This beagle is a great playmate for small children and is easy to train. It's very quiet, and its lovely appearance is deeply rooted in people's hearts. Coat color features are black, tawny, white, of which the white is short-haired. The brave and keen beagle has been trained from an early age and is very adaptable to city life. Regular grooming is a classic road nerd, so don't let a beagle wander outside alone.

2. Characteristics of the Harrier

The Harrier is 19 inches to 21 inches in height at the shoulder, slender and stable in body structure, and full of strength. A good quality Harrier should have more muscle and bone mass without appearing unduly heavy and unrefined. The head is not particularly prominent, and the expression is relaxed and alert at all times. The lip line is square, and the nostrils are as wide as possible. This shape is the best Harrier performance.

The Harrier's front shoulders are long and sloping, the shoulders are neat and raised, and the upper muscles are well developed, not so heavy that they feel pressing on the shoulders. The neck is long and stony, without excess skin and fat, and the smooth state extends all the way to the well-developed precursor. The dorsal coat is short, smooth, and very streamlined, and the loin is not arched. The rear drive is coordinated relative to the front drive, the muscles are also very developed, and it has the endurance to work under the load for a long time. Endurance is more important than speed, which is a characteristic of the Harrier.

3. The price of the harrier

The price of the beagle is between 1,000 yuan and 10,000 yuan. The price of the harrier in the market also fluctuates from time to time, and there is a big gap between the price in the low season and the price in the peak season. It is possible for a race-level Harrier to be worth tens of thousands or even 100,000. The price of a common domestic pet harrier is between 500 yuan and 4000 yuan.

4. Is the harrier easy to raise?

The beagle should avoid feeding excessive calorie food, and can feed a little canned dog food. Adult harriers do not need too rich food, a few simple and reliable dog food can meet daily life, pay attention to adjust the diet to ensure the dog's body, thinner harriers are more ornamental than fat harriers . Older harriers will also have special cans for older harriers, which are also prone to gaining weight because of less exercise. Show-type Harriers need extra energy, and they have a heavy daily load to keep their energy intake rich.

5. Harrier training

Harrier training is a relaxing thing. This breed of dog is a natural hunter, so it is very easy to train. For the instructions issued by the owner, the dog needs to give back the information it has received in a timely manner. At this time, it needs to be repeated several times for repeated training. The food reward is very punishing. The food here is a normal snack, but it can be too much. Training a hunting dog is to ensure that the prey that the hunting dog picks back is alive, so train it to pick feet or other parts that are not fatal when picking up the prey.