Mary Allen
#10 Beagles are also prone to “loud mouthing,” snapping at things, including your hand or your child’s, to play with their mouths.
This is fun for them but can be discouraged. As with any breed, you should always teach children how to approach a dog and monitor their interactions.
#11 Teach your child never to disturb the dog when it is eating or sleeping and not to take its food away from it.
No dog, no matter how friendly, should ever be left alone with a child, unsupervised.
#12 Because of their pack history, Beagles love company and dislike being alone.
Another dog, or even a cat, satisfies his desire for companionship.