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All about the Toy Beagle, known as Queen Elizabeth Pocket Beagle, including info, pictures, breeders, rescues, care, temperament, health, puppy pictures
Our miniature beagles are the first and only internationally recognized Pocket Beagle Breed
and the smallest registrable rare breed hound in existence!
No Health Defects

QEPB Registration Papers
GWKC Toy Therapy Dogs
Our supervised network of breeders is devoted to the improvement of the Queen Elizabeth Pocket Beagle: the smallest rare breed hound in existence. We also specialize in toy therapy dogs, Toy Rottweilers, Toy Boxers, Toy Bulldogs, Toy Panda Dogs.,

Queens Beagle
Smallest in the land
Sensitive in nature and adoringly devoted to its family, a Queen Elizabeth Pocket Beagle seems to know what you want, is healthy, and house trains easily.
You should buy your puppy
from Queen Elizabeth
Pocket Beagles & Bears
Reason 11
5% all Sales go to fund
the 'Get-A-Wag' Program
giving puppies to children
with special needs!

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Queen Jolie's Classic Conformation
Beautiful Queen Jolie of Candyland Kennels is a great example of the classic Queen Elizabeth Pocket Beagle conformation our small dogs have. She only weighs ten pounds. Her puppy at the end of this slideshow will grow to be as good looking as she. Queen Elizabeth Pocket Beagle leg length may vary as it does in standard beagles. Some difference in overall conformation and body style may be found kennel to kennel. But every breeder strives to perpetuate their sweet puppy builds as they look like a puppy long after they have become adults!
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Queen Elizabeth Pocket BeagleTM Breed Standard
Male or Female?
I'm often asked if a male or a female Queen Elizabeth Pocket Beagle puppy makes a better pet. I have seen both sexes excel at being a house pet. They are equally and easily house trained providing you neuter them before sexual maturity. Either sex will become loving and devoted family members.
But male and females are 'wired differently' and there are general traits that do run true in the animal kingdom. This leads me to advise that a male is just a play-boy, usually more laid back, easy going in temperament, and the female is more in your face, bossy, and controlling. Even after spaying the female will retain much of her dominant temperament.
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Or nominate special
CHILD
Get-A-Wag
Giving free therapy puppies
Get-A-Wag

Queens Carousel donated
free pups to these children
in Alaska .... arrived
10/14/2011
Queens Carousel
Donated Jester
He is now a lap Therapy dog to a lovely lady who at 27yrs old had a serious stroke. Congrats to Kacey and her family in Cameron NC

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