A Beagle Poodle mix, also called Poogle or Beapoo, is an offspring of Beagle and Toy Poodle dog breeds. Beagle Poodle mix is a cheerful, playful, and intelligent mixed dog breed that loves spending time with its favorite ones. They are suitable for people with allergies. Poogles are loyal and fun-loving dog breeds that are ideal for every home.

Beagle Poodle Mix Pros and Cons

Beagle Poodle Mix Basic Information

• Name: Beagle Poodle
• Height: 9 to 16 inches   
• Weight: 11 to 25 pounds 
• Color: White, black, cream, gray, brown, white and brown, golden, tricolor
• Coat: Long/Short, Thin/Thick
• Hypoallergenic: Yes 
• Energy: Medium
• Activities: Agility, Conformation, Field Trials, Hunting Tests, Obedience, Rally 
• Barking Level: Medium to high
• Shedding Level: Low to medium
• Group: Mixed breed
• Litter Size: 5 to 10 puppies
• Life Span: 10 to 13 years
• Breed Recognition: American Canine Hybrid Club, the Designer Dogs Kennel Club, International Designer Canine Registry
• Other names: Poogle, Beapoo, Beagledoodle, Beaglepoo

Poodle v/s Beagle: A Comparison

Features	Beagle	Toy Poodle
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Origin	United Kingdom	Germany
Height	13 to 16 inches	Upto 10 inches
Weight	18 to 30 pounds	6 to 9 pounds
Size	Small	Small
Group	Hound	Non-Sporting
Children Compatibility	High	High
Family Compatibility	High	High
Pets Compatibility	High	Medium to High
Barking Level	High	Low to Medium
Shedding Level	Medium	Low
Hypoallergenic	No	Yes
Grooming Needs	Medium	Low
Overall Health	Low	Low to Medium
Energy	Medium to High	Medium to High
Exercise Needs	Medium to High	Medium to High
Trainability	Medium to High	Medium to High
Activities	Agility, Conformation, Field Trials, Hunting Tests, Obedience, Rally	Agility, Conformation, Hunting Tests, Obedience, Rally Obedience, Tracking
Complication in breeding	No	No
Litter Size	6 puppies on average	3 puppies on average (Toy)
Lifespan	10 to 15 years	12 to 15 years
Other Names	English Beagle	Pudel, Caniche

Beagle Poodle Mix Personality

Beagle Poodle mix is an adorable blend of Poodle and Beagle breeds. Poogles look similar to a curly canine bear. Beagle comes in 2 sizes(small and standard), while Poodle comes in 3 sizes(toy, miniature, and standard). When these breeds were bred using different sizes, a Beagle Poodle mix can weigh around 4 to 70 pounds and stand about 8 to 20 inches tall.

The personality of the Beagle Poodle mix depends on the sizes of Beagle and Poodle used during breeding. They have a muscular body and long tail like the beagle. Puppies from the same litter can have drastic differences in their appearance. 

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Adaptability Overview

Beagle Poodle Mix Temperament

The Beagle Poodle Mix can have a combination of the parents’ temperament, or the character of one of the parents could be dominating. The poogle is a fun-loving and affectionate breed. They suffer from separation anxiety and so need your attention almost all the time.

These Poogles have an easy-going nature, so they socialize well with kids and other pets. They have hunting instincts inherited from their Beagle parents, which will be expressed through chasing potential prey. They are excellent watchdogs, but they don’t bark excessively.

Beagle Poodle Mix Exercise Needs

The energy level of the Beagle Poodle Mix is moderate. They need regular daily exercises along with walking for nearly 30 minutes. They can accompany you while jogging. Poogles enjoy playtime and will always be keen on making you happy. It is essential to keep them entertained, or else they will spend all the pent-up energy on undesired behaviors.

Exercise Needs Overview      

Beagle Poodle Mix Training

Training a beagle poodle mix is relatively easy because of their intelligence. Early socialization is vital to avoid any accidents that could occur because of their prey drive. Poogles have a good sense of smell and could focus single-mindedly on scent tracking. Try to stimulate them both mentally and physically. You can also introduce puzzle games for interesting playtime. They can exhibit stubbornness at times, so ensure consistency and patience during training sessions. Crate training is recommended as the poogles are prone to separation anxiety.

Trainability Overview

Beagle Poodle Mix Grooming

Poogles are hypoallergenic dogs that shed minimally. However, their grooming needs depend on the coat they inherit. They could get either long-haired coats or medium-haired coats. The long-haired coats should be brushed every day, whereas the medium coats will require brushing once or twice a week. Some owners prefer to close clip the long hair to minimize the grooming. 

Bath them once every 8 to 12 weeks. Other grooming needs include ear cleaning, teeth brushing, and nail trimming, which are necessary to maintain their health.

Grooming Overview    

Beagle Poodle Mix Health

The Beagle Poodle mix is as healthy as its parent Poodle dog breed. However, they can be affected by certain diseases that are common to their parents.

Health Overview

Hyperadrenocorticism: Hyperadrenocorticism, also called Cushing’s disease, is a defect in the functioning of the adrenal glands resulting in the excessive production of steroid hormone. Excessive thirst, frequent urination, lethargy, and increased appetite are some of the symptoms to detect Cushing’s disease. Consistency with the treatment and regular veterinary check ups can cure this condition.

Hip Dysplasia: Hip Dysplasia is a painful, life-threatening condition caused when the bones of the rear legs don’t fit properly in the joints.  Hip Dysplasia is primarily hereditary, but factors such as injuries, excessive weight gain, wrong exercises can cause hip dysplasia. Some dogs might exhibit symptoms, while some might not. Treatment ranges from medication to replacement of the hip through surgeries. To prevent this condition, avoid breeding Poogles with hip dysplasia parentage, and undertake regular checkups.

Cataracts: Cataract is the growth of a white film-like layer covering the eye lens. The eye will look opaque. It is genetically transmitted and, if ignored, can lead to blindness. The vet can treat cataract through surgery.

Glaucoma: Glaucoma is the rise in eye pressure that affects the eyes of both humans and dogs, leading to blindness. Symptoms like swollen and bulged eyeball, squinting, watery eyes, and redness can indicate glaucoma and require medical attention. Regular health tests can help identify and cure glaucoma at an early stage.

Epilepsy: The often-inherited Idiopathic epilepsy frequently causes seizures, and can occur in moderate and extreme seizures. Unusual actions, such as running desperately as if being chased, stumbling, or hiding, may signify a seizure. Seizures are alarming, but dogs with idiopathic epilepsy have a very positive long-term prognosis. Seizures may be caused by various reasons other than idiopathic epilepsy, including metabolic conditions, respiratory diseases of the brain, cancers, toxin poisoning, and extreme head trauma.

Hypothyroidism: A disruption in the thyroid gland that is believed to cause epilepsy, obesity, hair loss, dark skin patches, lethargy, and other skin conditions. Treatment is medication and a proper diet.

Patellar Luxation: Patellar Luxation is the slipping of the knee cap from its position in the legs. Symptoms are that while running or walking, the dog might feel uncomfortable and kick its leg to set the knee cap back on its position. Mild symptoms and patellar luxation on one leg can be easily treated with medication.

Beagle Poodle Mix Diet and Nutrition

Two to three meals per day would be ideal for a beagle poodle mix. Introduce a well-balanced diet including fiber, carbohydrates, proteins, vitamins, minerals, and omega fatty acids.Also, fish oil, fish, canola oil, flax seeds, and sunflowers can help maintain the coat. For poogles that have the appetite of the beagle, food quantity has to be balanced with the energy they burn.

Beagle Poodle Mix Living Condition

The Beagle Poodle mix is a very adaptable breed, and so they can live anywhere. It doesn’t matter whether they live in an apartment or large estate, they can be happy with everyday exercises and a companion. They desire to spend time with family. So a beagle poodle mix will not be ideal for you if you stay away from home for a long time. They need supervision when they are left to play in the backyard or public without a leash.

Things to Remember Before Buying a Beagle Poodle Mix

It is advisable to buy from reputable breeders as they ensure the happiness and health of both the parents and the puppies. They can provide health clearance certificates and let you meet the parents of the puppy. In this way, you will get a healthy puppy and you can get to know the parents’ temperament too.

On the other hand, backstreet breeders and puppy mills are profit oriented and focus on producing more puppies. Their prices may be low but the puppies are usually unhealthy. Therefore it is better to avoid those breeders. 

Cost of a Beagle Poodle Mix Puppy

The Beagle Poodle Mix puppies are rare in comparison to other poodle mixes such as Labradoodle or Goldendoodle. So the price of a poogle from any reputable breeder is high on an average of around $750 and more.

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