By Macy Gen Veterinary AssistantMacy Gen Last updated: 18th October 2022

Beagleman

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Macy Gen Veterinary Assistant Macy Gen
Last updated: 18th October 2022

The Beagleman is a designer breed, developed by mixing the Beagle and Pinscher Doberman. This medium statured dog possesses a unique appearance, deriving traits from both its parents. Its tail is similar to the Beagle’s, slightly curved and tipped with white. It mostly has soft well-set ears and large eyes. The Beagleman may take the black and brown color of its Doberman parent or have a tri-colored hue like the Beagle. The lively, loving and energetic nature of this breed makes it a popular pet choice widely used for agility sports.

Beagleman Pictures

Quick Information

Other NamesDobeagle
Coat Silky, Shiny, and Sleek
ColorBrown, Tricolor, Black
Breed TypeCrossbreed
Group (of Breed)Designer, Working Dog
Life expectancy10 to 12 years
Size and HeightMedium; 16 to 22 inches
Weight40 to 55 pounds
TemperamentLoyal, Loving, Intelligent, Energetic, Playful
Good with ChildrenYes
BarkingBarks to alert its owner about the intrusion of a stranger
SheddingMinimal
HypoallergenicNo
Competitive Registration/ Qualification Information ACHC (American Canine Hybrid Club), DRA ( Dog Registry of America, Inc.), IDCR (International Design Canine Registry), DDKC (Designer Dogs Kennel Club)
Originated inU.S.A

Beagleman Puppies Video


History

The main purpose of creating his designer breed might have been to obtain a dog possessing the cuteness, will power, and friendly nature of the Beagle along with the loyalty, strength, agility and alertness of the Doberman Pinscher.

It has been recognized under the name Beagleman by the Designer Dogs Kennel Club and the American Canine Hybrid Club.

Temperament

The Beagleman has the loyalty of the Doberman as well as the intelligence of both its parents. It is immensely attached to its family, loving to get attention alongside being very protective about them. They share a perfect rapport with children owing to their playful and dynamic nature, also mingling well with dogs and other pets. They are at times mischievous and can be seen running behind or chasing cats.  Inheriting the alertness of the Doberman and barking trait of the Beagle, this breed might excel as an excellent guard and watch dog. As one of its parents is the Beagle, it might acquire the strong smelling and sniffing instinct from it.

Care

Exercise

The active and energetic nature of the Doberman is inherited by the Beagleman, thus it is essential to give it a moderate amount of exercise. A daily walk or a short trip to the dog park will help to channelize its energy in a proper way and prevent it from being fidgety and restless. Make sure you keep it indoors when the temperature outside is low as it is unable to thrive well in cold weathers.

Grooming

Since it has a smooth, shiny coat it sheds less, it does not need much grooming. Brush its coat when required and make sure to clean its eyes, ears and teeth on a regular basis to prevent infection of any kind.

Health Problems

Though the Doberman-Beagle mix is not known to suffer from any serious genetic disorders, it might inherit the health problems of its parents such as epilepsy, hip dysplasia, dwarfism, hypothyroidism and prostatic disease.

Training

These dogs have sharp brains and would indeed be a quick learner. Owners or trainers should make use of this quality and teach a lot of interesting tricks and techniques to the Beagleman puppies. Their smelling instinct should also be sharpened further as it would benefit the owners. As they may turn out to be an excellent watch and guard dogs, they should be encouraged to exercise this talent of theirs well. These dogs might have the aggressive and stubborn nature of their parents. Thus, they need a firm and patient trainer to guide them in a proper way. You can even go for a professional trainer who would help them to develop a pleasing personality.

Feeding

This breed would need one and a half to two and a half cups of dry dog food on a daily basis. Their diet should also comprise of meat source along with whole grains. Since it has a shiny coat like the Doberman Pinscher, its food may be supplemented with fatty acids like safflower oils and flaxseed.

11 responses to “Beagleman”

  1. Ray says:

    Yes we just got a Beagleman from a rescue agency.he is 6 months an so far very sweet I would like to ask anyone out there on tips for aggressive behavior.right now he’s a sweetheart but I worry about when he gets older .we walk an play with him all time

    • sarah pearson says:

      so we have had our beagleman for a year now and he is still a calm but playful dog he loves to snuggle we are so attached i have a 8 and 13 year old and he is so protective over them best dog in the world. Congrats on your puppy

  2. Sarah Pearson says:

    Just got our dog we were also told he was a hound mix but he is definitely a beagleman he is about a year and 6 months I love him he is the best dog he was a rescue not sure his history but lives people but gets nervous in new places he has his stubborn moments lives to dig he does the Daytona 500 in our backyard lol loves to cuddle and loves the frisbee he is great with my kids he is a unique dog he eats when we eat couldn’t ask for a better dog. Very smart.

  3. Elaine says:

    Looking to find a Beagleman in Ontario Canada ? Any info appreciated. Thanks

  4. Steve says:

    I live in ILL can someone tell me where to find a breeder of the beagleman near me.

  5. Hank Fold says:

    They really are one of the best designer breeds out there. So fun loving and attached. It’s a a breed that doesn’t just love attention, but needs it. Loyal and protective, almost to a fault. If any member of the family is sick, or just laying down to rest, there’s Rudy, laying at their feet, giving subtle growls if anyone walks near. I’m surprised there’s not more photos out there, as they are very photogenic dogs. I have hundreds of pictures of my Beagleman smiling and expressing with his eyes. I’d be happy to own just Beaglemans for the rest of my life.

  6. Kevin says:

    I have one and its adorable.

  7. Allie Friedrich says:

    Just found this 101 site….Convinced our Female “Molly” is Definitely a Beagleman(lady)!!! 9 yrs old, Loyal, Gentle, Sooo Loving, Sad Eyes (Beagle) but A Happy companion. Loudest piercing bark (not favorable), High Energy from get-go. Like Clock-work. Up 7-8 am Breakfast n Walk- Dinner at 5 & to bed at 8! Deep Sleeper & Snores-Overalls is a Great Dog

  8. Dave Houle says:

    I might have one. They told me he was a coonhound beagle but I think he is a Beagleman.

  9. Agnes says:

    I am looking to rehome mine as I am not allowed for a medium sized dog in an apartment in Singapore. Rescued it as a puppy and you are right that they are very loving dogs. He lives with me in Cyprus currently.

  10. James (Jim) R Puccio says:

    Hi, I’m looking for a puppy that is a Beagle and Doberman mix. I have one years ago. His name was Tommy. He lived to the 18+. He passed 4 days shy of his 19th. Tommy was a great, loving, protective. I never saw a dog like him ever again.

    If you or anyone can give me info as to where I might be able to get a puppy. It would be appreciated. I own a farm here in Andover, NJ. And I believe puppy here could have a wonderful life.

    Thanks, Jim

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