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7 yearsAge

MaleSex

$300Price

Turbo

Beagle

Transportation available

6 days

Beagle7 yearsMale

$300

Marcus C.

Description

Turbo is a 7-year-old, 30-pound Beagle with a calm, affectionate, and independent personality. He has a moderate energy level and enjoys a relaxed environment. He is not very vocal and is generally quiet and easygoing. Turbo is good with children and other dogs. He tends to keep to himself and often pays little attention to children or other dogs. Around people, he can be selective, so he may need some time and patience to become comfortable with new people and build trust. Turbo does well when left alone and is comfortable spending time on his own. He would be a great fit for a loving home that appreciates a laid-back companion who enjoys affection but also has an independent side. Overall, Turbo is a sweet, calm dog who deserves a caring, stable home where he can feel safe, comfortable, and loved.

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Litter details

LocationCleveland, Ohio

Puppies in litter1 male

BreedBeagle

Age7 years, 7 months

Ready to LeaveAvailable now

GenerationP

SexMale

Health & Docs

Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedRegistered

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Original breeder

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

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