Beagle

[eka]

Ribica!
To ni res,da je edino Hooch dobil odlicno oceno,slučajno sem uspela priti do kopij ocenjevalnih listov obeh dni,tako da sedaj vem za vsakega posameznika,kaj je dobil.
Ja Ferry je O.K., tudi anleški sodnik ga je zelo pohvalil.Zdaj se mu bo na razstavah pridružila tudi naša Hesta,ki je njegova polsestra po očetu, uvoženemu iz Avstralije.Oba sta tudi dobra delovna psa v lovišču.
Barbara-se slišimo kaj.

[tadeja_n]

Jaz sem tudi videla Xsaro v nedeljo na agilityu, res je lepa
Pa še slikca:
http://www.moj-album.com/slike/567647/CRrvDewdhFVIE8Ln.v.jpg

Sm jo komej ujela k skos šiba sem pa ke

Pa še slikca enga luštnga beaglčka iz razstave:

http://www.moj-album.com/slike/567647/sXeIaqH1VM2hF32T.v.jpg

[Ribica]

Bravo Xsara!

[butek]

? 4 vrste beaglov??  ta pa je lovska     to bi bil pa vesel če bi se najdu kakšen junak in me razsvetljil glede tega

[Barbara Rozman]

Vcasih je obstajal tudi pocket beagle, ki ni priznana pasma, samo danes jih je nemogoce najti. So pa taksni kot beagli, ko so mladicki. Ampak pasme, ki niso priznane, ne stejejo!

[butek]

American foxhound  je beagle na kwadrat   sm poiskal slike. zanimiv, čist podoben beaglu samo povečana različica
katera od vrst beagla je ´´najstarejša´´ oz. če kdo pozna kkšno zgodovino vseh teh beaglov.

[Barbara Rozman]

Torej, pse podobne beaglom so imeli ze daaavno, ampak je tezko opredeliti, katera vrsta tocno so bili, ker se niso bili napisani standardi. Pocket beagle je zelo star, ime pocket je dobil zato, ker so jih imeli na lovu skrite v zepu. Beagle Elizabeth je pa verjetno novejsa razlicica. Tudi foxhound in harrier sta starejsi pasmi, kateri je prvi, moram pa pogledat. Imam eno knjigo doma, kjer je zgodovina lepo opisana ...

[Ribica]

Height: Dogs 14-16 inches (36-41cm) Bitches 13-15 inches (33-38cm)
There are two height classes, 13-15 inches (33-38cm) and under 13 inches (33cm).
Weight: Dogs 22-25 pounds (10-11kg) Bitches 20-23 pounds (9-10kg)

Hmmm .. vidim, da se cisto razlikuje od strani do strani ...

Tole je iz ameriskega Kennel Cluba:

Beagle History 

The actual origin of the Beagle seems to be obscure with no reliable documentation on the earliest days of development. There are accounts of packs of hounds in England before the times of the Romans, and these dogs are thought to be the basis of both sight and scent hounds. By the 18th century, fox hunting became quite popular, and the Foxhound was developed by crossing a buck hound and a Beagle. Two distinct types came through this mixture, one of which was named the Southern Hound and the other the North Country Beagle.

Previous to 1870 in the United States, the little hunting hounds of the southern states, then called Beagles, were more of the type of straight-legged Bassets or Dachshunds with weaker heads than the Bassets. These dogs were snappy, tireless hunters full of energy and quickness but lacking in type. The turning point for American Beagles came in the 1860's, when dogs from a well-bred strain in England were imported to inject beautiful breed type. Then in 1888, the National Beagle Club was formed and held its first trial. From that time on field trials carrying championship points sprang up rapidly all over the United States, and classes developed for hounds under 13 inches and 13-15 inches.

Beagles are still used today for hunting in packs on larger hare, but are equally prized for their companionship, courage and stamina. Their compact size, short easy to care for coat and intelligence make the Beagle an excellent family dog.