Beagle puppies 2 female left

Delighted to represent these stunning Beagles Puppies boosting a beautiful tricolour coat and one puppy with a rare genetic black and white coated beagle out of a litter of 6 tri colours with doesn't happen often.

Mother is a Ikc show type Beagle beauty and lovely sweet temperament. Father is a Beagle but only half registered with ikc as has inheritance foxhound back in bloodlines. Mother and father both really great temperaments and a lovely soft coat, great with kids, these pups would be,as they are gentle and affectionate and don't nip as much as other puppies and very playful. The mother and father love cuddles and can be house dogs or pets as mother and father hunting strain also if interested text number preferred or call after half 5 in eve or on weekends. Mother and father can be seen in photos. Mother is 6 years old father is 1 and 3 months.

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