Beagle Colors
Most common beagle colors are the tri-colors, brown, black and white.
The Patch Beagles have
combinations of either lemon and white or red and white.
These types of Beagles were intended
for hunting and they are normally fast-runners....
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Beagle Colors
Most common beagle colors are the tri-colors, brown, black and white.
The Patch Beagles have
combinations of either lemon and white or red and white.
These types of Beagles were intended
for hunting and they are normally fast-runners.
Meanwhile, common Beagles vary from colors
cream, white, brown, blue mottle, red, tan, to lemon.
Size also matters in terms of distinguishing Beagle types.
Females normally grow up from 13-15
inches while the males grow from 14-16 inches tall.
It is very rare that Beagles grow larger than
16 inches.
The American Kennel Club (AKC) recognizes this as the standard Beagle size.
As of
today, there are about 130 types of Beagles acknowledged by AKC as pure breeds.
The coat and Beagle colors are a significant part of what identifies different types of Beagles.
Basically, the coat of a Beagle is waterproof, tight and short.
The distinction is detected in the
texture of the coat which may either be fine and silky or rough.
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