Female Beagle dog for sale

Due to a new entry to our family, we are sadly looking for a new home for our beautiful Beagle dog, a tricolour female called Minnie.

We want to find her a good home for her. 5 star home only!

Born on the 18th of May, 2020, she is now 4 years 8 months old, with a stunning coat of brown, black, and white and has an active temperament, typical of her breed. She is fully vaccinated, neutered, and wormed, ensuring she is in the best of health for her new home. Minnie is fully house trained and understands basic commands like “sit, stay, get down, on your mat, paw" etc.

Located in Galway, she will bring joy and energy to her new family. While she has lived with kids in an active household her whole life, she would be best suited to a family with older children or a couple who have plenty of time for walks and strolls. Also it would be important to have a secure garden as she is a bit of an escape artist.

As is typical of her breed, she can be quite vocal (with three types of bark) but rarely indoors, not unless its the post man or an intruder. She can also prize-guard large treats but this is manageable.

Beagles are known for their friendly nature, and this girl is no exception, making her the perfect companion for all your adventures.

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