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Jump: 5-6 Feet
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Britain. The Beago may be a breed of little to medium-sized dog that has been bred for chasing purposes, particularly for chasing rabbits and rabbits. The precise beginning of the Beagle breed is vague, but it is accepted to have begun in Britain a few centuries prior. The breed was created by crossing different little dog breeds, counting the Talbot Dog, the Southern Dog, and the North Nation Beagle.
The Beago is not a formally recognized breed, but instead, it is a result of crossbreeding a Beagle and a Golden Retriever, making it a hybrid or mixed breed. Although the exact origin of the Beago is unknown, experts believe that this breed was most probably created in the United States over the past few years.
Beagles are generally amiable, sociable, and enthusiastic canines that relish the company of humans and other canines. These dogs possess high intelligence and are capable of being easily taught.