The Difference Between a Standard Beagle and a Pocket Beagle

Jun 7

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The internet can be chaotic so lets just be clear, the only difference between a standard beagle and a pocket beagle is size. Remember, the Olde English Pocket Beagle is 100% beagle, just the smallest variety. AKC hasn't recognized us as the 11" variety yet, they only list the 13" and 15". This is where the Olde English Pocket Beagle Registry comes in. They ONLY recognize pockets. This is a measure to keep the intgrity of the size, so that these will not be bred with standard beagles. To investigate more, visit the registry website. There is lots of information on this over there! www.pocketbeagles.org

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