Minnie the female Beagle dog for sale

Due to a change in our family circumstances, we are looking for a new home for our beautiful Beagle dog, a tricolour female called Minnie with a stunning coat of brown, black, and white. Born on the 18th of May, 2020, she is now 4 years old and embodies the active temperament typical of her breed. This lovely lady is fully vaccinated, neutered, and wormed, ensuring she is in the best of health for her new home. Located in the heart of Galway, she is eagerly waiting to bring joy and energy to her forever family. She would be suited to an active household with older children only. She has lived with kids her whole life but she could get overwhelmed when young children don't respect her boundaries. A secure garden is also a must as she can be a bit of an escape artist.

Minnie is fully house trained and understands basic commands like "sit, stay, on your mat" etc. Her only challenge is prize guarding, however rare and managable.

Also, as is typical of her breed, she can be quite vocal and needs regular exercise. Beagles are known for their friendly nature, and this girl is no exception, making her the perfect companion for all your adventures.

Please contact me for more info.

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