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In This Chapter Keeping your Beagle in tip-top condition Helping your Beagle live longer Improving your Beagle’s quality of life Although no dog lives forever, Beagles can live a pretty long time: The average life expectancy for the Snoopy-dog ranges between 10 and 14 years. You can do a lot to increase the odds that…
In This Chapter Dealing with behavioral problems Finding expert help Every Beagle needs basic training (see Chapter Schooling Your Beagle), but some Beagles need more than the basics. These little hounds need special help to overcome special issues that trouble them — and probably trouble you, too. But you don’t have to live with your…
In This Chapter Understanding how Beagles learn Taking a positive approach to training Choosing training equipment Teaching Beagle basics Finding an obedience class An educated Beagle — that is, a Beagle who’s had some basic training — is almost always happier than a Beagle who’s not had the benefit of such schooling. Why? Because when…
In This Chapter Defining housetraining Equipping yourself for housetraining Following five steps to housetraining success Dealing with accidents Knowing when you’ve succeeded Dealing with potty problems Who can help falling in love with a Beagle? Certainly not you. Your sweet Snoopy-dog’s winsome eyes, long floppy ears, and soft expression had you smitten the moment you…
In This Chapter Hitting the road with your Beagle Flying with your dog Leaving your dog at home Finding a boarding kennel Into almost every person’s life comes some travel — but if you have a Beagle, travel leads to questions: What shall I do with my dog? Should I take him with me —…
In This Chapter Treating common puppy and adult health problems Helping the senior Beagle Knowing what’s an emergency — and what’s not Bidding a fond farewell Of course you’re going give your Beagle the best of care. But no matter how diligent you are in your efforts to keep him healthy, eventually your dog will…
In This Chapter Taking your Beagle for regular checkups Deciding whether to alter your Beagle Identifying IDs Checking vital signs Assembling a first-aid kit Giving meds Maintaining your Beagle’s health means much more than schlepping him to the vet for periodic shots and when he feels sick. You, not your vet, are your dog’s primary…
In This Chapter Grooming for good health and a better relationship Brushing for a healthy coat Keeping your Beagle critter free Giving your Beagle a bath Tending to ears, eyes, feet, and bottom Cleaning your Beagle’s teeth Dealing with winter-time concerns Many people choose to share their lives with Beagles because the Snoopy-dog is a…
