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(Beagles 101 - A beginner's training course)

Whether you’re a long-time beagle owner or just considering your first beagle family member, BARC wants to help. Although excellent family pets, these wonderful little hounds can sometime present challenges in behavioral and training issues.

So BARC has compiled a list of other rescue groups whose websites offer excellent training suggestions on several topics. These groups have given BARC permission to link to their sites. Please visit these sites.

Seattle Beagle Rescue- www.beaglerescue.org
If you are considering a beagle, please check out the Beagle Info section on this website. Their article on breed overview, children, fencing and apartments offer excellent information and tips. Please keep in mind that BARC’s adoption standards may not be the same as this group’s, so some of the information presented in the article may not apply.

Beagles On The Web- www.beagles-on-the-web.com
Please check out Rescue and Links section on this national group’s website for general dog behavior and beagle information.

Colorado Beagle Rescue- www.colobeaglerescue.org
The Articles and Forms section on this website offers numerous articles on training and behavioral issues, such as adding a second dog to the household, carsickness, separation anxiety, barking and escaping.

Beagle Rescue Education and Welfare (BREW)- www.brewbeagles.org
BREW is an East Coast-based beagle rescue group that offers a wealth of breed information.  Their link – So U Want A Beagle? – has an excellent article that answers many questions from those considering the breed for the first time.

Arizona Bassett Hound Rescue-www.azbassetrescue.com
Articles and options on adding a basset hound to your family.

www.houndrescue.com.
Hound Rescue is based in Austin, TX serving the greater Austin area in a full rescue capacity and Providence, RI serving Rhode Island and New England in a referral capacity.