The Beagle, though one of the smallest members of the hound family, is a giant in terms of affection, enthusiasm, and general amiability. A gentle house pet, it is wonderful with children. Here is the Beagle’s history, as well as a detailed description of its traits, and advice on its training and care.

Books in this handsomely produced series are written especially for new and soon-to-be pet owners. Most volumes, filled with striking color illustrations, give in-depth presentations of the needs and traits of specific dog breeds.

A young Midwestern boy and his dog Shiloh deal with their family's issues, while befriending a cantankerous old man with a bad reputation, trying to find the good in him. Based on Phyllis Reynolds Naylor's book by the same name and continuing the Shiloh saga, "Saving Shiloh," draws the story of Marty, Shiloh, and Judd to a conclusion that brings the story full circle.

A boy learns about responsibility, commitment and friendship while trying to rescue a beagle pup from mistreatment by its owner. Michael Moriarty, Rod Steiger, Scott Wilson and young Blake Heron, star in a wonderful all-family treat. Year: 1996

Shiloh (Keepcase) (1997) by Blake Heron (Actor), Michael Moriarty (Actor), Dale Rosenbloom (Director) | Rated: PG | Format: DVD

Training Your Beagle (Training Your Dog Series) [Paperback] - "Books in Barron's Training Your Dog Series instruct owners, giving them breed-specific advice on virtually every aspect of canine training. This newly revised title opens with a short history of the Beagle and a general description of this popular animal's personality and traits. Subsequent chapters discuss acquiring a Beagle, bonding with a newly acquired dog, purchasing collars and leashes, communicating with a Beagle and teaching basic commands, humane methods for correcting a dog's bad habits, and much more. Appealing color photos and illustrations on most pages include many that demonstrate training methods."

The Beagle is a very smart dog with a high level of trainability. Learn the best training methods for embracing the Beagle's cheerful, fun-loving nature while also managing his somewhat stubborn tendencies.

Beagles (Complete Pet Owner's Manual) - Beagles are especially perceptive, intelligent little hounds. Although natural hunters, they adapt readily to home life. Titles in Barron’s extensive selection of Complete Pet Owner’s Manuals are filled with useful information and heavily illustrated with high-quality photos and anatomically accurate line drawings. These fact-filled books instruct owners on how to care for dogs, cats, birds, fish, caged pets, reptiles, and virtually every other animal that people are likely to keep as a pet. Books in this series are written by breeders, trainers, veterinarians, and other pet-care specialists. They advise on purchasing, feeding, health care, training, grooming, and all other aspects of responsible pet ownership.

You’re no idiot, of course. You know Beagles are one of the most popular breeds—and you think they’re darn cute, as well. But what would it be like to have a Beagle of your very own? In this Complete Idiot’s Guide®, you learn everything you need to know to keep your Beagle happy and healthy—from grooming and diet tips to vaccinations and emergency health care.

A short story. Martin wasn't sure about his new analyst. Martin Fenton finally decided to seek help for his problem. His problem had cost him his wife and job, and turned him into a buffoon-like figure to others. Now as he sat on the couch in his psychiatrist's office, he wondered if he was going to get the help he sought from his analyst who sat poised in a chair across from him--an insightful beagle.

For every right way to housebreak your beagle puppy (or even adult beagles) there are probably 100 wrong ways. In this book you will easily learn the most effective methods that get the best and quickest results. And along the way you will learn some basics about obedience training as well.

Sniffy the Beagle" includes accurate information about the training of detector dogs, provided by the United States Department of Agriculture. However, Henry B. Eagle is the proto-type for Sniffy, and he has never worked a day in his life.

Whatever the kitten does, Clifford wants to do . . . often with hilarious consequences. The kitten's butterfly chasing leads Clifford to swallow a kite which he has mistaken for a giant butterfly. Dad pays the boy so he can get a new one. The kitten scratches his claws on a tree, and Clifford sharpens his nails on a light pole which is uprooted in the process. The kitten rides in a doll's carriage, and Clifford hops on a real dump truck. The kitten plays with a spool of thread and Clifford knocks a huge spool of fiber optic cable through two walls of a neighbor's garage! But Clifford is not fussy about eating while the kitten is.

Ben Perry and his puppy, Panda, are afraid to go to sleep at night. His other two beagles help to calm and assure them both it will be okay. Penny shares valuable lessons about dealing with her fears she learned when she was just a puppy while introducing Ben and Panda to the peaceful, calm and secure world of Sleepytown. Join the lovable characters of the Sleepytown Beagles on another entertaining and life lesson journey.