The general height of Beagles is about 28-45 cm. Generally, the standard height of a beagle is between 33-41 centimeters and the weight is about 8-14 kilograms. If it exceeds this range, it will be disqualified, but it does not mean that it is not a purebred. Beagles, also known as harriers, are medium-sized dogs that run very fast and are very agile.

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When choosing a beagle, you can choose by looking at the appearance. Beagles are relatively small, with brown eyes and large ears. The ears hang down close to the cheeks, and the ends of the ears are relatively rounded. The length of the ears should not exceed the tip of the nose. Beagles' coat colors are usually white, black, and brown. Generally, Beagles' tails are turned up.