David

Beagles don’t read training books. They sniff them, steal them, and then nap on them. If you’ve got a floppy-eared detective who ignores you the second a smell hits the breeze, welcome to the club. The good news? You can absolutely train a beagle. You just need to work with that nose, not against it. […]

Your Beagle is brilliant, stubborn, and somehow convinced your rug is an acceptable bathroom. You’re not wrong to wonder if potty training a Beagle requires a saint’s patience and a mop sponsorship. The good news? You can train that floppy-eared detective to do his business outside—without losing your cool. Let’s make this painless (and maybe

Beagle puppies come with turbo-charged noses, bottomless stomachs, and ears that could probably pick up radio signals. They’re smart, stubborn, and hilarious. You’ll either train that nose, or the nose will train you. The first six months set the tone, so let’s stack the deck in your favor. Know Your Beagle: Nose First, Brain Second