Wire-Haired Terrier Beagle Mix
A wire-haired terrier beagle mix is a dog with a unique history. Both breeds originated in England and are descendants of ancient hounds. They were developed to hunt hare and were once regarded as the pets of English royalty. The breed was popularized in the early-to-mid-20th century, became the main character of television shows and films, and even appeared in comic strips.
The Wire Fox Beagle mix has any combination of parent breeds and can be a smart and sociable pet. They are a good choice for active families and enjoy playing fetch and being social. Although this mixed breed is prone to certain health problems, it is still generally healthy and low-shedding. These dogs will live to be over 14 years old and are good family pets.
Although these dogs can be very loyal, they can be aggressive toward strangers. They may bark at visitors to the house, particularly at night. Because of their high energy level, they are great companions for those with an active lifestyle. Their boundless energy level will turn your morning walk into a jog. This will make training time much more fun! However, the Terrier Beagle mix is a very intelligent breed and should not be left unsupervised.
Scotland has big eyes and scissor bites, and a thick, wiry coat that can range from black to wheaten.
This dog is one of the most popular Terrier Mix breeds today. Another mix is the Jack-a-Bee. This cross between a Beagle and Jack Russell is a wonderful companion. This dog is loyal, friendly, and intelligent, and makes excellent pets.
A wire-haired terrier is a very high maintenance, and its coat should be brushed regularly. In contrast, a foxie has a short coat that requires little grooming. A wet coat can be given to your dog on a couple of occasions a year. If you decide to own a wire-haired terrier beagle mix, you should be prepared to care for him or her with lots of attention.
Meet Rose Camilla, an expert in the Terrier dog breed and an active writer and publisher. Camilla has been working with Terriers for over 12 years and her passion for them has only grown stronger with time. She has dedicated her life to understanding, training, and writing about Terriers.
