These pups carry some really lovely qualities from both sides of their family tree. With a Beagle mom and a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel dad, you're looking at a mix that tends to bring together curiosity and gentleness in a pretty irresistible way. They're outgoing little personalities who seem genuinely happy to be around people, which makes them the kind of dogs that tend to settle into family life without a lot of fuss. In terms of appearance, these pups have that soft, expressive look that both breeds are known for. Expect warm, round eyes, well-proportioned ears that frame the face nicely, and a coat that reflects the silkier influence of the Cavalier side blended with the sturdier, more compact build of the Beagle. Any one of them seems to light up with attention, and that eagerness to connect. They've been vet checked, are up to date on their shots, and have been dewormed, so whoever takes one home is starting things off on the right foot health-wise. Both parent breeds have long histories as companion animals. A pup with this kind of temperament generally adapts well to different living situations and tends to get along with children and other animals without a great deal of difficulty. That sociable, even-keeled nature is something that makes day-to-day life with a dog genuinely enjoyable over the long run. Families are more than welcome to come out and meet the litter in person. Feel free to reach out with any questions, we're happy to talk through anything that would help you decide if one of these pups is the right fit for your home.
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Litter details
LocationBelleville, Pennsylvania
Puppies in litter3 male / 7 female
BreedBeaglier
Age6 weeks, 6 days
Ready to LeaveJul 30, 2026
GenerationMultigen
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Worm treatedMicrochipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateVet checkedParents are health testedAKC registered by collectionRegistered
The Cavalier's legendary gentle temperament + Beagle's hardy, outdoor-capable constitution — the Beaglier is warmly gentle and more physically robust than a purebred Cavalier
Excellent with children — both parent breeds rank among the most child-safe AKC breeds
Moderate, manageable exercise needs appropriate for American suburban family life
Beagle's extended lifespan (12-15 years) partially offsets the Cavalier's shorter average life
Cons
The Cavalier parent's MVD (mitral valve disease) and CM/SM are the defining health concerns — full cardiac and MRI documentation from the Cavalier parent is non-negotiable
The Beagle's scent-following instinct means recall reliability is lower than for non-scent hound crosses — secure fencing and leash management required
Pendant ears from both parent breeds require weekly cleaning to prevent the moisture-related infections that are common in both breeds
The Beagle parent's vocal baying can be significant in residential settings