Dog Breeds You Should Avoid Bringing Into Your Home At All Costs

Beagle

These dogs are medium-sized, very confident, and self-assured. So much so, that they have no issues showing aggression to other bigger dogs. They need a lot of attention or otherwise, they'll chew everything and dig up your garden.

The Beagle is a small, friendly, and common family dog, but at the heart of the matter is that they, too, can be a bit on the aggressive side. You have to remember that a Beagle is a hound, and thus, they are bred for hunting. The Beagle had to be alert and aggressive when out on a hunt, and many Beagles, if not trained out of it, will still allow that aggression out.

• Weight: 20 - 35lbs (9 - 16kg)
• Height: 13 - 15" (33 - 38cm)
• Api: Beagle
• Bred For: Rabbit, hare hunting
• Breed Group: Hound
• Life Span: 13 - 16 years
• Temperament: Amiable, Even Tempered, Excitable, Determined, Gentle, Intelligent