6 Ways Beagles are Different from Other Dogs 

I was laying crying over both my grandparents passing and my beag came and hopped up on the bed and laid his head on mine and laid there with me until i was cried out. He never left me

Oh gosh my boy just turned 1 a few days ago

Yeah, never 😂

My beagle Sadie does the same at 4:30!

Boy, is that ever the truth!

Yes indeed!

Lucky you!

Yeah all beagles are the same 😂

Hahaha I can totally understand this

@@BeagleCare That is so funny, but so true.

Hahaha mine too

Exactly

She might not like what you are giving her. Try changing her diet.

Immediate Management Create a Safe Space: For the immediate term, create a comfortable and quiet space for Pluto away from the clinic entrance. This could be a room in your house where he doesn't hear the doorbell or see the patients. It's essential to make this space inviting with his bed, toys, and some water. Use Barriers: When it's not possible to keep him in a separate room, consider using pet gates to restrict his access to the clinic area. This way, he can see and hear what's happening but can't directly interact with the visitors. Signage: Put up a friendly sign informing visitors that you have a dog that may be loud or appear intimidating. This can prepare them and reduce their anxiety, making interactions more predictable. Long-term Solutions Professional Training: Consider hiring a professional dog trainer or behaviorist who has experience with dogs showing aggressive or overly protective behaviors. They can assess Pluto's behavior in person and provide a customized training program. Desensitization and Counterconditioning: This involves gradually exposing Pluto to the things he reacts negatively to (in this case, visitors) in a controlled way, starting from a distance or intensity that doesn't trigger a reaction, and rewarding him for calm behavior. Over time, this can help change his emotional response to guests. Obedience Training: Work on basic obedience commands like sit, stay, come, and especially "quiet" when he barks. Training gives you tools to manage his behavior and helps him feel more secure by understanding what's expected of him. Socialization: Continue socializing Pluto, but in a more controlled and gradual manner. Start with calm and non-threatening environments and slowly introduce him to new people and dogs in a way that doesn't overwhelm him. Exercise and Mental Stimulation: A well-exercised dog is generally more relaxed. Ensure Pluto gets plenty of physical exercise and mental stimulation to help reduce his stress levels and energy that might be contributing to his behavior. Consult a Veterinarian: Sometimes, behavior issues stem from underlying medical problems. A visit to the vet can help rule out any health issues that might be affecting Pluto's behavior. Additionally, they can offer advice on behavior modification and, if necessary, refer you to a specialist.

Haha so cute.. for some reason Groot never licks us :(