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Posted by dobemonsters on August 12, 2002 at 09:25:10:

In Reply to: My dog is keeping my neighbors awake at night!! posted by holly2001 on August 11, 2002 at 14:10:31:

:We got my daughter a beagle puppy for Christmas. She stays fenced in a pen outside. She is a major barker and is keeping our neighbors awake at night. The worst part is that our neighbors are my brother and his family and they are mad!! We are desperate to know what to do about this. We don't want to have any hostility in our family, but we also love this dog. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Beagles are very much pack animals. Look at what they were originally bred for. Hunting in packs. They require daily exercise, as does any other dog. They can do very well as house dogs. Buy a crate. When you aren't watching the dog, or aren't home, put the dog in the crate. Your beagle should be old enough to housebreak very quickly. Spaying/neutering your beagle will also help with housebreaking. Not to mention the health benefits. If you would like to get more info on housebreaking your beagle, please don't hesitate to contact me by email(jenni_boy@msn.com). My husband and I do beagle and doberman rescue, so I am well acquainted with the breed.

Jenni

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