Bagle Hound

Indy Jo is my Emotional Support Animal as we rescued her during the pandemic; we almost named her ESA. Indy Jo's rescuing is the BEST DECISION EVER as she brings so much JOY to our family of 8. She loves to play zoomie-zoomie (runs through the house at 9 million miles an hour jumping on/off the sofa and enjoying life), fetch and tug of war. FOOD is her passion in life; she LOVES her kibbles, but especially LOVES treats and chewing on nyla bones! She is very intelligent and caught on to training very quickly. If she hears a bag of anything opening she automatically sits, leans her head and is ready to "shake" in order to get rewarded. She also LOVES "bubber rellies" (belly rubs), ear massages and under chin scratches. By far one of the BEST pups we've shared our lives with; she LOVES all of our kiddos and tolerates our other furry friend, another rescue named Mildred Stiltz "Millie Stiltz", a GSP mix.

Sadly I am posting this experience about ten years later. I had Guinea for 16 years 16 wonderful years. He has passed away in 2013. I had him since he was 6 months old when my step mom couldn't handle his lack of going potty outside. When we had got him we had no trouble potty-training him. He did some things that would make you mad at the time but laugh later on. Once when he was about 5 years old my sister had ordered pizza. She left the box on the table as we needed to go pick up her kids and when we came back he had gotten onto the table and ate a hole in the box and the pizza was gone. Another time when he was 12 years old my brother was grilling porkchops outside and he left them on a plate on the grill tray thing. There was a towel underneath that was dangling and my dog just pulled on that towel and down came the food. It took awhile for my brother to forgive him. Also, he doesn't like baths and I usually end up having to carry him upstairs (Once he is in the bath he is fine) This one day I put his leash on him to take him for a walk. Well, normally we go out the back except this time I wanted to go out the front and as we walked towards the foyer he stopped and tried to escape. I laughed when I realized this is the way up to the bathroom. He thought I was going to give him a bath and was like nope. It took me letting go of the leash and going to the front door for him to realize it was not bath time but walkies time and he came running over to me :). Now we laugh about those times. I miss him bunches. I will one day get another doggie but there will never be another like him.

He is so gentle but does not like other dogs. He loves to eat and sleep. He is only playful when food is involved.

I am in love with my sweet baby boy.

Ollie is my emotional support dog, who is a shelter dog. i've had him for 4 yeats and is my best friend. love my. bagle!

Very loving and playful. He hates being alone when we are working and gets very excited when we get home. Easy to house break and loves his doggy door.

Incredibly loving, smart and stubborn. Can be racing full out around our pool for up to six laps, then suddenly flop to his side and sleep for hours. Very loyal.

Amazing, love filled, and happy.

she is a good excitable playful, amazing dog

This is the best dog I have ever had. Vary pack minded and doesn't even like being left alone in a room. Extreamly smart and mine was so easy to train. Loves exploring and sniffing out new things. Mine will keep his nose out the window on drives and is just taking in all the smells. Mine has done amazing with the other cats and dogs in the house. I doubt I would want another breed honestly after having my Zero. He is just amazing.

He is like another family member, and is extremely close to my step dad. He listens and always wants to play, he also likes to rub himself on every toy that he plays with.

We found bear wandering on the interstate 6 years ago. He is now 15 and unfortunately suffering from CHF. The past 6 years with him has been amazing, loving, humorous and affectionate. He is always by my side no matter where I am. He knows when it’s time for bed and always beats me there. Our bond is so strong and I have completely fallen in love with this breed. I’m facing a hard choice now about CHF and don’t want to lose my best friend but I know it’s coming soon. It’s tearing me apart. I would recommend this bread to anyone and guaranteed your lifetime with them will be a blessing.

my boyfriend and I rescued Scooby about a month ago and we absolutely love him. He loves to both lay on the couch all day and Netflix on weekends and run around the dog park at full speed. Although we live in a condo at the moment, we are moving to a house with a good sized yard in 2 months and I know that he will love it. My parents have a doggie door at their house for their dogs and Scooby figured it out immediately after seeing them go through it; he's pretty smart. He is around 45 pounds and 15 inches tall right now, but 44 inches long. It's funny to meet other dog parents and watch them try to figure out what he is. He has the face, ears and tail of a Beagle but everything else like a Basset. He is the sweetest thing in the world and likes to get between the two of us in bed at night. He turns over and just smiles because even though he has only been with us for a month, he knows that we love him more than anything. I love our Bagle hound to pieces.

Wonderful! Duke is my sidekick and a total Momma's boy. He's spoiled rotten, but I wouldn't have it any other way.

We have had her for 1 year. She is a rescue. Her owner went into hospice and we took her. She is highly intelligent. We have been through 4 flash cans till we found one she cannot open. She will get open any package for food. She is definitely my dog and I cannot imagine life without her!

We just brought him in from being an outdoor dog, after his sister passed away from what we believe was cancer. He was awfully lonely outside since he lived with his parents and sister his whole life. Although once he came in and was given anxiety medication he’s been a great boy. He doesn’t bark unless he needs something or is greeting us. This is only a special case though because his beagle mother never barked unless mandatory. He only really had accidents when we thought he wouldn’t needs his medication. He grew up with small kids and when introduced to my second cousin he was gentle and allowed her to make the first move to their interaction. Cole also understands that our dachshunds are extremely small and is very timid about trying to play fight. He doesn’t try when they want him, and one time when he tried he barked scaring the two. He is the biggest dog we ever had in our house and he’s an absolute sweetheart.

Tommy was trained as my son's seizure alert animal. He has saved my son's life three times and has a 99% accuracy rate for alerting to seizures BEFORE it starts, 100% accuracy in alerting during.

All he ever does is sleep unless he wants to go for a walk

He loves playing and sleeping. He enjoys going after the animals too😂. He is obsessed with snow.

She’s a Precious little baby 🥰 she’s hyper when the people around her are hyper and calm when everyone else is calm.

We rescued her when she was 3 and had just had puppies. She has always been very affectionate and loves being wherever we are. She has never enjoyed playing with toys/balls but enjoys burying them instead. She has much separation anxiety so we try to keep it at a minimum since we are both retired now. She is now 13 years old and we love her so much and can’t bear to think of our lives without her.

he’s super affectionate and very loyal. he hates being left alone. he lives exploring and playing all day, but at night he loves to cuddle up and sleep

We rescued her from a shelter when she was three weeks old. She was curled up sleeping in the corner of the box while her siblings were playing rough. We knew we wanted her right there. She has kept that trait and most likely sleeps 90% of the day. However, we own a farm and whenever we take her out she works as an excellent farm dog. She can be very active and obedient when it counts on it. She has always been protective of the youngest daughter and loves meeting new humans more than new dogs. But she can be so lazy sometimes we enjoy putting her in strange positions and seeing how long she'll stay put without moving. Spoiler: she only moves when someone's opens a jar of peanut butter.

I recently adopted Piper a 5 month old beagle basset. She is affectionate and excitable to everyone to meets. She definitely has a stubborn streak when it comes to training but catches on with persistence. I already love her so much!

High maintenance, no no to strangers, cuddles on own terms, juicy booty, likes to play, tolerable.

Has a lot of energy, but us hard to train he a loving, playful,empathetic and doesn't like to be alone loves attention. Needs to be with people all the time