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Description
Adorable, Happy, and Active Beagle Puppies Ready for Their Forever Homes!
Are you looking for a loyal, playful new gest friend? Our sweet litter of beagle puppies is full of energy, curiosity, and affection, and they are ready to bring endless joy into your life.
Super friendly, outgoing, and always wagging their tails. They love playing with each other, exploring the yard and snuggling after a long play time. Raised in an environment with children and everyday family sounds, making confident and well-adjusted.
Vet-checked, dewormed, and up to date on their first round of puppy vaccinations. Their health records will go home with each puppy.
Beagles are wonderful, active companions for individuals and families alike. We want these pups to go to good homes. Call today to make one of these cuties part of your life. If no answer when you call the first number, call the 2nd number and please leave a message and we will return your call asap. Cannot receive text messages.
Ava is very friendly and outgoing, always the first to greet you.
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Litter details
LocationAllensville, Pennsylvania
Puppies in litter1 male / 6 female
BreedBeagle
Age7 weeks, 4 days
GenerationP
Ready to LeaveNov 17, 2026
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedRegistered
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Other puppies in this litter
Available
Abby
Female$650
Available
Ace
Male$650
Available
Alayna
Female$650
Available
Allie
Female$650
Available
Angie
Female$650
Available
Aspen
Female$650
Pros
Highly adaptable and versatile, thriving in both urban and rural settings with enough exercise
Affectionate, loyal, and loving, ideal for novice dog owners
Low grooming needs due to short, waterproof coat
Friendly and sociable, generally excellent with other dogs and kids
Cons
Prone to frequent barking if not adequately trained
House training can be difficult due to their strong scent drive
Strong hunting instincts may lead to escape attempts
Independent streak can make training more challenging