Beagles have seven colors

1. Yellow: mainly distributed on the head, ears, upper parts of the limbs, and the lower part of the tail.

2. Black: Mainly on the back, it is also a characteristic that distinguishes whether it is a beagle.

3. White: The standard Migru must have "seven whites", that is, the front of the nose, neck, lower parts of the limbs and the tip of the tail must be white. Since the lower half of Migru's limbs are white, there is also a saying that "Migru wears white socks".
This is the color distributed in various parts of the body. There is dense short hair on the body. The coat colors include white, black, hound color, tea white, and white lemon color.

How to select a purebred beagle

1. First of all, the height and weight of a purebred beagle must meet the standards. It is not suitable to be too big or too small. If the selected dog is not old enough and has not yet fully developed, the height and weight requirements can be moderately relaxed.

2. Secondly, the shape of each part of the purebred Beagle should be examined one by one. The skull of the Beagle should be approximately oblong, with moderate length and width, and the back of the head should be slightly rounded. Shape, the occipital part is wider.

3. A healthy purebred beagle has a straight muzzle, broad nostrils and a sensitive sense of smell, and the tip of the nose is black. The teeth should fit together well, with a scissors bite.

4. The eyes of a purebred beagle should be larger, the distance between the eyes should be wider, the eyes should be gentler, and the eyeballs should be dark black or brown.

5. The ears of a purebred beagle should be long and large, hanging down to the bottom of the mouth and close to both cheeks.

6. Purebred Beagles have a neck of moderate length, slight wrinkles on the forehead, certain wrinkles on the neck, a deep and wide chest, a short back, sloping shoulders, and well-developed and strong muscles.

7. A purebred beagle should have short limbs, strong forelimbs, large hind limbs, and well-developed leg muscles. The feet are round with plump and hard pads.

8. Purebred Beagles have a thick and long tail, a strong and upward sword-like tail that is often held high. There are white or light yellow hairs on the tail end, which can swing flexibly.

9. Purebred beagles have two types of coat: one type has smooth and fine hair, and the other type has rough hair. The coat color should be white, blue-yellow, black-yellow or a combination of three colors.

The best colors for beagles

Checkered dogs are now a very popular dog breed, and they come in many colors, including black, white, brown, white lemon, and white brown. However, the average professional agrees that black beagles are the best. Black beagles are not only better in color, but also relatively pure in texture, bloodline, and breed. Many dog ​​lovers like to raise white beagles, but the white beagle breed is not very pure, and white beagles tend to get dirty more. Pure black beagles are not only uncommon, but also highly expensive, which also represents the status of black to a certain extent.

The color of the close relative of the beagle

Lemon-colored Migru: The main coat color is lemon yellow and white. According to expert research, it may be In the early days, there were genetic similarities and differences due to mating problems, but they were no different from traditional MiGru in all aspects.
Tawny-brown Migru: The same as lemon-colored Migru, except that the coat colors are mainly tawny, white, and yellow-red.
Samomiglu: Mainly found in Japan. According to a survey by the Japan Kennel Breeding Association, this breed was first introduced from Kagoshima by the British before the World War. It may have been mixed with local dog breeds, so the body shape and face shape were too different. Therefore, it was once rumored that he was not recognized as a blood relative of Migru. However, it was later recognized after the Japan Kennel Breeding Association fought hard.