Beagle Harier

Name: Beagle Harier
Official name: Beagle Harrier
FCI Number: 290

Character of the breed Beagle Harier

He is a kind, calm, friendly, easy to train dog who gets along well with children and other animals.

Height of the Beagle Harier

The FCI standard does not give a weight, but it weighs 20 to 25 kg.

Coat of the Beagle Harier

Straight, not too short and quite dense.

Coat colour

Tri-colour - roe deer with a black "blanket" and white.

Advantages - why get a Beagle Harrier

The Beagle Harrier is a great companion due to its friendly, sweet and energetic nature. This breed is very suitable for active families as it loves exercise and is ideal for long walks and outdoor activities. The Beagle Harrier is intelligent and teachable, which makes it easy to train. It is also very social and gets along well with children and other animals. His hunting instinct and excellent sense of smell make him a great dog for a variety of dog sports or hunting activities.

Disadvantages - why not get a Beagle Harrier

The Beagle Harrier requires a lot of exercise and mental stimulation, and this can be challenging for owners with limited time or no regular activities. Its strong hunting instinct and tendency to follow scents can lead to escapes if space is not well secured. This breed can be vocal and can be a problem in more sensitive neighborhood conditions. The Beagle Harrier also needs firm and consistent training as it can be stubborn and independent and this can be difficult for inexperienced owners.