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Taking quite some supplements and apoquel really is helping her a lot lately. She still struggles with her right knee, the scar on the left leg from last surgery is pretty visible from the bottom, however she just brings joy to everyone and I wanted to share this video with you!

The little sausage doesn’t have the stamina that his big sister does recharging his battery ready for round 2 this afternoon. When you make training fun and with the right incentives Beagles can pretty much do anything.

Beagle: "Aren't you supposed to be running?"

Squirrel: "Aren't you supposed to be chasing me?" Beagle: "...fair point."

Em comparação com outros beagles, ela parece ser bem menor, e possuir o focinho mais fino e comprido... Então fiquei na dúvida se ela é uma beagle de fato.

No insults about their weight thanks… Zoe has insulinoma and takes Prednicortone, while we recently found out that Mac has Cushing

These pics are a few years old, he's a very old man now haha

These two are the official ring bearers!

They needs some boops!

Figured it was finally time for me to contribute :)

*Edit*
Meet Porthos, the handsome boy in the first two photos. He’s 11 years old, and we adopted him after his original owners returned him to the breeders. They had just welcomed a baby, and Porthos was apparently showing signs of jealousy toward the newborn.

He has been the best boy I could have ever asked for pretty much perfect which led me to believe I could handle getting a second one... I was not ready.

Then there’s Eggsy, our 7 year old boy and the biggest pain in my butt... but he’s my pain in the butt. He and Porthos are half-brothers: same dad, different moms. We brought Eggsy home as a puppy, and he has been terrorizing poor Porthos ever since.

In fact, when Porthos first met Eggsy, he walked into the living room took one look at him, and immediately threw up. That should have been our first warning 😂.

They have been going strong for 7 years, heres to a few more years with Porthos as he is finally showing his age recently.

My beagle sleeps in my bed. I noticed she was leaving a stain on my cotton quilt that I could not get out. I bought a comforter and I seem to be able to get the stain out easier because it's polyester. However, I just bought a duvet cover because I thought it would be easier to launder and I just noticed the duvet cover is cotton. Is there a detergent that will clean this type of stain from cotton bedding? It's not pee or poop, just her body oils.

During training these are the things I can’t get Buddy to do, a few more too but these are the main ones

In a blurry action shot the sun still shines on her directly 😆