Brittany Beagle

Brittany Beagle History

The Brittany-Blue and English-Yellow Hound Group of American Kennel Club is a hound group comprised of two distinct types of hounds: the smooth-coated English (or White) Pointer, and the rough-coated Chesapeake Bay Retriever, as well as three tricolors: the Boykin Spaniel, the Curly-Coated Retriever, and the English Springer Spaniel. The members of this group are sometimes informally referred to as the “blue and yellow hounds”, or “tri”.

Brittany Beagle Physical Characteristics

The Brittany Beagle is a medium-sized hunting dog that is typically 15 to 17 inches tall at the withers and 30 to 40 pounds. They have a smooth, silky, medium length coat that is liver, white, or black and their eyes are a blue, amber, or hazel color. They have a bushy tail, rounded ears, and a compact, athletic build. This breed is alert, intelligent, and curious.

Brittany Beagle Health

Description of breed health.

Brittany Beagle Temperament and Behaviour

The Brittany Beagle is an energetic and highly intelligent dog that is eager to learn. They love to be active and get along well with children and other dogs and cats. They are often very vocal and love to bark.

Brittany Beagle Activity Requirements

The Brittany Beagle is a mixed-breed dog that was first developed as a scent hound. They are an active, intelligent, and loyal dog. They make excellent hunters and companions. The Brittany Beagle is an active and high-energy dog. They require at least two hours of exercise and mental stimulation every day. They are well-suited for homes with fenced yards.

Kennel Club Recognition