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Breed Characteristics
Average Size: Medium
Average Lifespan: 10-13 years
Kid/Pet Friendly: Sometimes
Registry: other
Activity Level: moderate
Shedding Level: moderate
Grooming Level: moderate
Trainability: moderate
Good For Novice Owners: moderate
Adaptability: high
Prey Drive: moderate
Watchdog: aware
Breed Information
Overview
The temperament of the Beabull is determined by its parents. The Beabull is not often 50% Beagle and 50% English Bulldog, but rather, some dominant percentage of one of those breeds, due to the multi-generational breeding process. A Beabull that tends to be more mischievous and rambunctious with bursts of hyperactivity is likely to be more Beagle-dominant. When qualities of strength, alertness, and even aggression emerge, the Beabull’s bulldog breeding is more evident.
Either way, the Beabull is a friendly, good-natured, and loyal family dog. They are very intelligent and very devoted companions. Your Beabull is likely to follow you wherever you go. Around the house, they are known to be couch potatoes if there’s nothing special going on. Some Beabulls are very easygoing. Some Beabulls, who are especially Beagle-dominant, will have a comical quality about them. They are also very affectionate and might climb into your lap. Although they are known to have a stubborn streak, they are, generally, easily trained. Caution should be taken with a particularly clever Beabull, who will try to outsmart you for extra treats.
The exceptional personalities of both the Beagle and the English Bulldog are merged in the Beabull; a superb family dog and low-maintenance companion for even the novice dog owner. The two breeds, which make up the Beabull, were extremely popular in Europe and the U.S. during the 19th century for their hunting skills. When those qualities outgrew their usefulness in the 20th century, the Beabull offered a more modern and family-friendly alternative for this extraordinary gene pool.
The Beagle’s gentle nature is mixed with the Bulldog’s courageous tenaciousness for a more even-tempered, yet engaging, pet when properly bred. The Beabull’s interesting personality is due, at least in part, to the tough assuredness of the English Bulldog and the playful cleverness of the Beagle. The progenitors of the Beabull are known for their loyalty, affection, protectiveness, and eagerness to please, making for a classic companion and a true “man’s best friend.”
Temperament
The temperament of the Beabull is determined by its parents. The Beabull is not often 50% Beagle and 50% English Bulldog, but rather, some dominant percentage of one of those breeds, due to the multi-generational breeding process.
A Beabull that tends to be more mischievous and rambunctious with bursts of hyperactivity is likely to be more Beagle-dominant. When qualities of strength, alertness, and even aggression emerge, the Beabull’s bulldog breeding is more evident.
Either way, the Beabull is a friendly, good-natured, and loyal family dog. They are very intelligent and very devoted companions. Your Beabull is likely to follow you wherever you go. Around the house, they are known to be couch potatoes if there’s nothing special going on.
Some Beabulls are very easygoing. Some Beabulls, who are especially Beagle-dominant, will have a comical quality about them. They are also very affectionate and might climb into your lap. Although they are known to have a stubborn streak, they are, generally, easily trained. Caution should be taken with a particularly clever Beabull, who will try to outsmart you for extra treats.
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