17 Beagle Mix Dogs We Absolutely Love

Beagle mixes are known for their energy and enthusiasm for life, making the beagle and beagle mixes family favorites.

The beagle can be traced as far back to 16th century England, the blue tick beagle his breed was first used for hunting rabbits and other small animals.

Often seen in packs, the beagle, a social and loving small dog, was first seen in England from around 1500 and was accepted into the American Kennel Club in 1885.

Since the first beagles, interest in the breed has been steady, and popularity in beagle mix breeds is higher than ever.

Here are the most popular beagle mix breeds.

17. Beagle Chihuahua (Beagle and Chihuahua)

The beagle Chihuahua, better known as the Cheagle is a small-statured designer beagle mix breed, developed by crossing with the Chihuahua. These cute-looking dogs are mostly broad-headed as the beagle, also having a snout similar to the Chihuahua, so unmistakably of their mixed breeds parents.

They may also have long, floppy ears, dark brown, round-shaped eyes, and a curved tail similar to the beagle or erect high-set ears and a sickle-shaped tail curled at the back as the Chihuahua that might straighten when it is alert or excited.

These energetic, amicable, and loving breeds beagles are gradually becoming a popular pet choice. The beagle Chihuahua is actually one of the more popular crossbreeds to come out of the designer dog trend. With their friendly demeanor, it’s easy to see why.

With a pleasing disposition, the Cheagle is an energetic little beagle mix breed who is feisty, curious, and fun to be around. Not only will you fall in love with your new beagle cross family addition, but you will also find yourself a new, and four-legged shadow that will never leave your side.

If you love both the Chihuahua and the beagle then you are bound to love this mix breeds. Both breed’s beagle parents are friendly, lovable, and with a bit of attitude as well. Understanding about the parent breeds will help you decide if the beagle Chihuahua fits your lifestyle. 

16. Beagle Husky (Beagle and Husky)

These two working dogs make the beagle husky, or the beaski, a fascinating combination between beagle and husky parents. If you think these two pups are the perfect beagle mix, you’d be right. Since they’re both so compatible, their positives are more advanced and they also make for very interesting mixed breeds.

The beagle is often referred to as a hound dog. They have the expert ability to track scents for miles with their impressive nose. The husky is more akin to a working dog. They are reliable, agile, and athletic and have impeccable endurance. They are also incredibly stubborn when they want to be and love to talk.

Raising a husky for a first-time dog owner is a bad move, and mixing them with another dog, like the beagle, doesn’t make it easier. If you haven’t raised a big dog before, or one as smart as the husky, I would pass them up for a smaller beagle crossbreed.  The beaski loves to run and needs a large backyard to burn off their energy. 

The mix of the lovable companion pup beagle and the adorable working-dog husky sure make for an irresistible combination. Both are energetic and love to play. The designer mix makes it less likely they’ll develop crippling health problems as well, so they will be comfortable long term.

The coolest thing about this mixed breeds beagle is the wide variety of unique coat and eye colors that are put on the brown-eyed beagle. A beagle could have the cold blue husky eyes, or the husky could have a beautiful cream and white coat. 

15. Beagle Dachshund (Beagle and Dachshund)

A cross between dachshund and beagle breeds, this is an adorable family watchdog. Affectionate, playful, and inquisitive, The beagle dachshund combines some of the best characteristics of both parents.

This beagle mix is also known as the beaschund,  beweenie, doxle, and doxy. Despite their status as a designer breed, you can find this beagle cross at breed-specific rescues and shelters. So please opt to adopt.

A beagle dachshund would make a great addition to a home where their affection can be reciprocated. They don’t like to be left alone for long periods of time. That, plus their high energy levels and need for lots of exercise, makes these mixed breeds a better fit for people who are at home for a good portion of the day.

They do well with other dogs, but because both parent breeds are hunting dogs, you’d do best smaller pets, especially of prey size.

They are often a mix of colors, like those of the mixed breeds’ parents. These colors include solids or mixes of tan, black, golden, chocolate, white, and brown. If your dachshund and beagle cross has a short, smooth coat, a weekly brushing should be adequate to keep it in peak condition. If the fur is wiry or long, more frequent brushing of your beagle mix may be required.

As an active mix breed, they need at least 30 minutes of exercise every day, a recommended two walks per day at least, as well as ample playtime.

14. Poogle Beagle 

Looking for a dog that’s kind of like a beagle but with less shedding? How about the poogle, which is a mix between a beagle and a poodle?

The beagle poodle is one of the most popular beagle mix because of its Hypoallergenic coat. With the beagle being one of the happiest dogs around, this mixed breeds beagle was bound to be a hit. This popular mixed breed pup is the poogle beagle, more commonly known as the poogle.

Before you fully commit to a beagle poodle, it is important to research them so that you know what to expect. Because contrary to what many people think, Poodle mixes aren’t just cute cuddly teddy bears in canine form; although they can be that as well.

They are crazily energetic. And beagles, although they are super sweet, they are very needy. Even similar beagle mixes can fall into the ‘needy’ category as well. So, it’s really important that you understand what you get when you get, (hopefully adopt) adopt a poogle

Being a relatively new mix breed, it can come as a complete surprise as to which parent your poogle Beadle will turn out like. So, it’s essential that you like them both as much as each other. This beagle mix is a happy dog, who is forever smiling come rain or shine.

Both of his parent breeds are fun and playful, so this is one thing that you can be sure of. Your beagle poodle will always be looking to play a game or try to make you laugh. Needing a playmate who can keep them entertained, if you don’t join in the fun, this beagle mix may take out his pent-up energy out on your furniture. 

13. Beaglemation (Beagle and Dalmatian)

A recently developed mix breed of the beagle and the Dalmatian, the beaglemation is a medium to large size crossbreed, weighing on average 35-60 pounds and standing 15-20 inches tall. With a strong and muscular body that can come with markings like a beagle’s, ears that are long, dark brown eyes, and a coat that is smooth, short, fine, and dense. Common colors are yellow, white, black, and brown.

An active, athletic, and intelligent beagle mix, they’re generally a playful and affectionate member of the family that requires a great deal of exercise and attention, but very little grooming. The beagle Dalmatian can be a challenge to train due to their stubborn nature, a sensitive dog that will not respond well to scoldings or impatience and needs a lot of attention. But the beaglemation does tend to get along well with most humans and other breeds, although be careful with cats and other faster-moving small pets. 

Although this beagle cross can adapt to living in an apartment, their loud nature, high activity level, and size make them more adapted to living in a larger home, preferably with a yard. An alert mixed breed that can be a good watchdog, but barks occasionally and can have that beagle howl.

Beaglemations should be fed 2 to 3 cups of good quality dry dog food a day, split into two meals. They have a life span of 10-12 years. 

12. Beago Beagle (Beagle and Golden Retriever)

This beagle golden retriever mix, the beago beagle, combines the best of two classic breeds. Both the golden retriever and the beagle have massive followings across the world. Usually, a new designer dog starts to increase in popularity when people want a mix of both personality traits. Almost all mixed breeds are a toss-up between which parent your pup will likely take after more, but usually, you’ll get a great blend of both traits.

The beago beagle is a designer dog that people are attracted to when they want a golden retriever personality in a slightly smaller package. It is one of the more common beagle golden retriever mixed breeds. Although there are more popular beagle mixes this still remains one of the most family-friendly options in the designer dog world.

While there are some known beago beagle breeders, this mix also sometimes appears just out of happenstance. This means that you are also likely to find them at beagle or golden retriever shelters, so don’t rule out adoption before you start looking to bring home a pup.

The beago beagle is very laid back, coming from the beagle parentage. They typically also carry the eager to please attitude carried from their golden retriever parent. With a slightly more independent than the golden retriever, without losing any of the friendliness, or that of the beagle. Both parent breeds are excellent with children and are considered excellent family dogs. 

11. Beagi Beagle (Beagle and Corgi)

The beagi beagle is a designer dog, created by crossing the beagle and the Cardigan or Pembroke Welsh corgi. Having a unique appearance, highly inspired by the physical features of both parents, these dogs have dark brown eyes that are round in shape, drooping ears resembling that of a beagle, as well as a long tail that might slightly curl in an upward direction. However, their tail remains straight and erect when they are attentively concentrating on a particular thing, another trait obtained from their beagle parent.

Those of the mixed breeds who are more genetically inclined to the corgi might display white stripes running from the nose and eyes to their forehead.

Beagi beagles are known for their sweet and gentle nature. However, at the same time, this funny and charming beagle mix has a naughty and mischievous side to their character, although are initially reserved towards strangers. However, one could win over them quite easily, and hence this trait means that they don’t make effective guard dogs. 

The beagle corgi has a huge appetite and can sometimes get extremely stubborn in this regard. While good with children, they sometimes have the tendency of grabbing things with their mouth in play means that parental supervision is needed during their interaction.

Being pack animals, they get along with other dogs, and even cats as well as other pets. However, they have a strong sense of attachment towards their family and can suffer from separation anxiety when left alone for a long period of time. 

10. Beagle Pit (Beagle and Pit Bull)

Due to their larger size, this beagle cross does better in larger properties and may struggle in an apartment.

This breeds beagle, the beagle pit is part beagle and part Staffordshire bull terrier, American pit bull terrier or American bulldog.

Both beagle mix parent breeds are known to be strong, confident canines who do well in loving family homes.

Like the beagle mix breeds in general, beagle pits are rather rare.

If you have your heart set on one of these unique mixes, it may be worth checking the local rescue shelter, as this is where these mix-breeds are most commonly found.

When acquiring a beagle pit, socialization will be important to ensure they have many friendly encounters with other dogs, producing a happy beagle mix puppy.

There is a common misconception that bull breeds do not get on well with other dogs. This is untrue. Many of these beagle mix-breeds are known to get on well with others provided they have lots of positive experiences when they are young.

Both breeds beagle parents, beagles, and pit bulls, have an excellent sense of smell, and as a result, this beagle mix will often spend an entire walk with their nose to the ground.

9. Fox-A-Bee (Beagle and Smooth Fox Terrier)

This beagle mix breed is known to run off in pursuit of an interesting smell.

This is one of the rarer mixed breeds and is a beagle mix that is not for the faint-hearted or first-time owners.

Affectionately known as the fox-a-bee, this mix breed is a cross between a smooth fox terrier and beagle.

Fox-a-bees are known for their active nature and are generally considered to need more exercise than a typical dog (at least 60 minutes of exercise daily) and beagles in general.

Known for their impulsive and quick nature, these beagle crosses are prone to very speedy decision-making, making them a handful for inexperienced owners.

Not only are they quick, fox-a-bees are loud, too. Making this beagle mix somewhat territorial and are likely to bark at any noise in close proximity.

When looking to purchase a fox-a-bee beagle mix, this may be something to consider if you have neighbors in close proximity.

8. Meagle (Beagle and Miniature Pinscher)

The meagle is a mix between a meagle and a miniature pinscher which results in a high spirited and energetic breeds beagle, often found bouncing off the walls.

This beagle mix breed is not known to be overly friendly towards children on the first encounter, and so if you were hoping to have this one as a family pet lots of socialization will be required.

Beyond this, meagles get on very well with all people. They tend to be very warm with strangers and get on very well with other dogs too.

It’s a beagle cross that loves playtime; they are quite happy to spend their days playing chase and tug-of-war with other dogs.

Because of their high energy, and love of play, this beagle mix does better in larger homes with yards where they can run around and let out their zoomies.

Their play instinct can also make for a tricky recall, so you should try using recall toys to encourage your beagle cross to come back to you and give them a good game to reward their good behavior.

The meagle is a loving, energetic, and fun dog who does well in a suburban environment where these clever mixed breeds will be a great match for any home with older children.

7. Beaglier (Beagle and Cavalier King Charles Spaniel)

Most often seen as a city companion, this crazy canine is a good match for those looking for an affectionate and playful beagle mix.

This breeds beagle, the beaglier is a designer breed.

Unlike other beagle mixes, there is a lot of information available regarding their history and pedigree.

This beagle cross was first seen in Australia in the 1990s as breeders originally wanted to create a mix breeds of beagle origin, but with a slightly more relaxed temperament.

Like all beagles, these dogs may inherit their parents’ crazy task-oriented nature.

However, the calming influence of the spaniel tends to give this beagle mix a much more relaxed nature.

But the Spaniel’s influence also brings along a high level of grooming, much more than other beagle mixes, as their wavy coats tangle and matt easily. Their coats need light brushing daily.

Due to their hairy ears, beagliers are prone to ear infections. Consequently, owners should check and gently clean out the floppy ears of their beagle mix once a week to keep them healthy.

6. Bagel (Beagle and Bassett Hound)

This beagle cross is very rare, generally found as the result of accidental litters, there are a few breeders dotted around. The comically named bagel dog with its floppy ears is a cross between a beagle and a basset hound.

This beagle mix one of the hardest dogs to predict in terms of temperament:

• Basset Hounds are known for their lazier disposition, spending most of their time asleep on your couch
• Beagles are famed for their more energetic nature, continually bouncing off the walls when unoccupied
• Bagel mixed breeds can be anywhere on this spectrum, with it being near impossible to predict the personality of each individual puppy

While their temperament may be uncertain, one thing that is certain about this beagle mix breed is their compatibility with families.

Owners of this breed report their playful and cuddly nature as they’re a beagle cross known to be patient with younger children.

These beagle and basset hound mixed breeds even known to get on well with other pets (including cats) if they are introduced to them at a young age to allow for correct socialization.

For those considering a beagle basset dog, it is important to remember the potential health implications of a mix breeds with a long body and short legs; Intervertebral Degenerative Disc Disease is a common spinal condition also referred to as a “slipped disk”.

5. Beagador (Beagle and Labrador)

This beagle mix crossbreed tends to be on the larger side, standing between 19 and 24 inches tall… however, don’t let this put you off, as they are known to be gentle and kind dogs.

Beagadors are kind-hearted, loving breeds of beagles who are well suited to family life. They are playful and fun, doing well with people of all ages.

Their easy-going nature means they do very well as family dogs and can live long, happy lives in homes with children.

Beagadors need at least 60 minutes of exercise each day, with play and training on top. This mix loves to train but is very easily distracted.

Because both beagles and Labradors are very food-oriented, this crossbreed is known for their love of food.

These Beagle mixes need three cups of kibble each day and they will live long healthy lives (with a typical lifespan of between 12 and 15 years).

4. Beagle Shep (Beagle and German Shepherd Mix)

The German shepherd beagle mix is a medium-sized beagle cross, weighing between 22 and 49lb, stand at 15 to 24 inches tall.

An unusual combination, the beagle shep is a mix between a female German shepherd and a male beagle.

They are noted by owners as intelligent and loyal companions with the protective nature of a German shepherd and the fun loving beagle.

Beagle sheps are known for their high exercise requirements, needing at least one hour of exercise every day, plus play and training too.

Marketed as a dog that is both smart and fun, these beagle mixes excel at obedience.

These clever pups excel at trick training, especially when positively reinforced with a tasty treat for their hard work.

3. Bocker Spaniel (Beagle and Cocker Spaniel)

Perhaps one of the highest energy mixes out there, the bocker spaniel is a recipe for one active breed of Beagle.

A cross between a beagle and cocker spaniel, this loyal and loving beagle cocker spaniel is a favorite of families nationwide.

Bocker spaniels are known to be very friendly dogs, getting on well with all members of the family.

Their fun and bouncy nature mean that the beagle cocker spaniel is a hit with children, but their smaller size means accidents are much more likely.

However, all of their positive attributes come with a price, these beagle mix-breeds cost between $1,000 and $1,500 USD depending on the breeder.

If you are considering a bocker spaniel but aren’t sure how to keep their mind and body busy, why not try taking up a canine sport?

They are a very intelligent and highly game motivated beagle cross, and consequently enjoy sports such as agility and flyball.

2. Borkie (Beagle and Yorkshire Terrier)

What’s more tenacious than a beagle? A beagle Yorkshire terrier mix breed of course. Better known as the borkie, these dogs are very protective of their families.

Outside of this, they are a highly active and fun beagle mix who are bouncy and bright with the intelligence of the beagle and the sass of the Yorkshire terrier.

These little beagle crosses love to be out and about with their noses to the ground.

One thing to note about the borkie is the number of color combinations they are available in:

• Black and Tan
• Blue and Tan
• Blue and Gold
• Chocolate Tricolor
• Lemon and White
• Orange and White
• Red and White
• Tricolor
• White and Chocolate
• White and Chestnut

Consequently, borkie puppies can be seen in any of the aforementioned color combinations, this meaning no two borkie puppies are the same; each and every one of these beagle mixes are as unique as each other.

1. Puggle (Beagle and Pug)

Puggles are perhaps the most popular beagle mix.

A mix between a pug and a beagle, the puggle is known for its loving and cuddly nature.

They are nicknamed “the snuggler” by fans of the breed which tells most owners everything they need to know.

This beagle pug tends to be very intelligent and can pick up basic obedience very quickly. But, it’s a beagle crossbreed that can be quite stubborn on occasion so patience is needed.

If you are struggling, puggles respond very well to clicker training. Using a clicker can help turn training into a game.

This being said, like other mixes on this list, beagle pugs are very food motivated too; they are notorious for their love of snacks, and in their mind, anything that hits the floor is fair game.

Although if you can’t resist their cute puppy face, try treating them with healthy and dog-safe fruits and vegetables.

Summary

Beagle mixes come in many shapes, sizes, and colors; there really is a perfect match for everyone.

When looking to buy or rescue one of the many beagle mixed breeds, it is really important to consider your lifestyle as an important factor.

It’s great to love beagle sheps, but if you cannot commit yourself to the daily walking and training, they may not be the beagle mix for you.

Having young children in your home is another important factor that must be considered. Not all beagle crosses do well with children, and so this is an important thing to think about when purchasing or rescuing one.

Do you have a beagle mix at home? Leave us a comment about your brilliant beagle cross in the comments below.