A Beagle is on average, a 12 to 15 year commitment!

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Please research the Beagle Breed and be prepared for Beagle traits before purchasing a Beagle! Beagles are typically not an "off-leash" breed unless well trained; so keeping them on a leash, in a fenced-in area, or wearing a tracking collar is recommended. 

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Beagle Puppies require patience and training for the first 6 to 12+ months (like a human baby). They may cry, howl, and/or miss their family when you first bring them home; they teethe (including play biting, chewing, etc) until 6 to 12 months of age; and they can take around 6 to 12+ months to potty train. 

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If you must leave your Beagle home alone for more than 4 hours; you should make accommodations for their bathroom needs (pottying); such as a fenced yard, dog walker, doggie day care, indoor potty area, etc. 

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We recommend puppy training classes for socialization, bonding, and teaching your Beagle basics in obedience. This is especially important if this is your first Beagle or first dog. 

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Our Veterinarian recommends puppy shots at 6, 9, 12 & 15 weeks old. Our puppies visit with our Veterinarian at 6 weeks old for their first puppy shots. You should take your Beagle Puppy for their first vet visit within 7 days of bringing them home for their second puppy shots. Your puppy will need to visit your Veterinarian again at around 12 weeks old and 15 weeks old for additional puppy booster shots. 

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You must be 18 years or older to purchase a Beagle from us.

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Please make sure that all adults in your home are in agreement to bring home a Beagle Puppy (don’t buy a puppy as a surprise gift for another adult!).

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If you do not own your home, please check with your landlord/home-owner/rental agreement first. 

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We are hobby Breeders, we cannot ship or transport our Beagles and we cannot participate in third party transfers (a friend, representative, etc cannot pick up the puppy for you). The new owner must pick the Beagle up in person, at our home in Bonneau, South Carolina.

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Registration papers (limited, non-breeding) will be provided after proof of spay/neuter is received.

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We offer every puppy that we do not keep for ourselves to the families on our Waiting List, in the order that they join our Waiting List (based on their gender preference).