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Beagle Boston Mix Terrier
A beagle boston mix terrier may be hard to find in photos but is sometimes found in a rescue.
The breed is shown in two varieties, one under 13 inches and the other under 15 inches. Loving and affectionate, these dogs strive for the human company. They need daily exercise. Their grooming requirements are minimal. Brushing once a week is enough to keep them in good form. These dogs have a natural appearance. All hound coat colors are accepted in this breed, with black, white and tan being the most common colors. The hallmarks of the breed are long pendant ears and large eyes with sweet and pleading expression.
A beagle boston mix terrier may be hard to find in photos but is sometimes found in a rescue.
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Beagle Boston Mix Terrier -
photos, rescue
This breed is very ancient. It is claimed that packs of these dogs have existed across Britain before Roman times. The precise origin of the breed is uncertain, but the dogs we know today probably developed from Talbot hounds brought to England from France during the Norman Conquest. They are sturdy, compactly built hounds whose essential purpose is to hunt. Nowadays, these dogs are very rarely used for hunting; they are popular as family pets and playing companions for children. These dogs are courageous, possessing a great stamina and intelligence. A beagle boston mix terrier may be hard to find in photos but is sometimes found in a rescue.
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