Beagle for stud

A truly stunning Beagle—arguably the most handsome in Ireland. Friendly, well-tempered, and exceptionally loyal. He has a gentle, protective nature and gets along wonderfully with other dogs, especially smaller ones. He enjoys daily exercise at the dog park and regular weekend hikes, keeping him in excellent physical condition. Fit, healthy, and full of energy.

One of his most remarkable qualities is something quite rare in the breed: even though he has the typical Beagle love of exploring, he always comes back and has never been lost. He is often walked off leash and has proven himself to be reliable in that way. He has a small lipoma on his leg which has been checked by our vet and confirmed to be harmless condition that does not require treatment.

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2. Choose carefully what information you share about yourself.
3. Ask for recent health check certificate from their vet, this should check for known issues with the breed & have details of vaccinations. The AKC has a comprehensive list of their health testing requirements per breed.
4. Ask breeders about their vet who has taken care of the dog and contact the vet directly.
5. Ask breeders to provide their ID (driver's licence / passport) and take note of their contact details.
6. If you are new to breeding, please, please, read this article about breeding dogs.
7. Stud dogs listed need to be 12 months or older. While bigger breeds may mature faster, often health complications don't show until later.
8. Report suspicious activity to your local Garda Station & / or the Department of Agriculture, Food & Marine.
9. Use our contract template www.dogs.ie/contract or another as a basis for a written contract.
10. Try the free litter planning tool to plan the optimal mating dates and other important milestones for the litter.