What is the difference between a Basset Dog and a Beagle? First, the ears of a Beagle cannot be longer than the nose, and the lower edges of the ears are round and wide. The ears of a Basset Dog are very long, and the ear base is lower than that of a Beagle. Beyond the tip of the nose, the texture is soft and droopy. Secondly, Beagles have large hazel-colored eyes, while Basset Dogs have dark brown eyes with bag-like lower eyelids.

First, the ears are the biggest attraction of Beagles and Basset Dogs, both of which have large floppy ears. According to regulations, the ears of a beagle cannot grow longer than the tip of the nose, and the lower edges of the ears are round and wide, with the three primary colors of yellow, black, and white.

The ears of the Basset Dog are very long, and the ear base is lower than the Beagle. The ears can exceed the tip of the nose. Their texture is soft and drooping. When the Basset Dog is resting, the large floppy ears can hang down to the neck.

Second, the Beagle’s head is in the shape of a large dome, with large hazel-colored eyes. Yellow is scattered on the head, ears, upper parts of the limbs, the lower part of the tail, the front of the nose, neck, and The lower parts of the limbs and the tip of the tail must be white.

The Basset Dog has dark brown eyes, bag-shaped lower eyelids, a broad black nose, fleshy and drooping lips, a broad, deep and thick chest, and a thick, slightly hooked, sword-shaped tail. The ears are large and low-set, with elastic skin and a curved tail.