Hehe, my doxie's paws sound similar. Otherwise she's a black and tan ninja.

lol I love that sound..TAKTAKTAKTAKTAKTAK

@@CGJUGO80 hee-hee. Yup

could be ASMR...is so relaxing to hear snuffling, pitter patter and other noises

Yeah 😍😘

Mira Meirelle this is the most relatable comment

num num num werrr

Ravenclaw Seer some do. My snoopy looks puppy like still and he’s seven but some dogs just age differently then others I guess

Maybe! But Oliver is only twenty months old so he's still pretty young! He has definitely filled out a bit but his face is still quite puppy-ish.

Ravenclaw Seer yes! My Gwen, who recently passed away, was 15 years old, and people still asked if she was a puppy when we took her for walks. She was the smaller beagle size though, so that could be why.

Nah my beagle is 8 and he’s already going white around the face hahaha u can tell pretty quickly that he’s a bit older

My beagle is only 3 and He already has some white hairs but he doesn’t necessarily look old he’s still very cute and sweet

Great beagles think alike!

Awww I love beagles btw now I am calling my dotty the beagle

In my experience, all Beagles are the same...They are very food motivated...I've had 5 and every one of them had their humans trained just the way they wanted them... ^_^

J K K S I agree

Makes us feel like we are part of the family.

It's Sky I know!! He comes scampering in lol

Yes, that's my favorite part of the video too!!

Hound? I don't speak native English, but isn't that some kind of mythical evil beast-like creature that only looks a bit like a dog?

Lol, no "Hound" refers to a certain group of dogs that hunt and chase by scent. Beagles are considered to be small hounds...and such an adorable little guy like Oliver could never remotely be considered eeevil. No little guy with such a cute little black nose could be evil...it is metaphysically impossible...I reject it categorically.

@@manuell3505, that's not the use that's applicable here, but yes, sometimes hound can be used to refer to a dog-like monster in mythology or fantasy. It's a less familiar or more old-fashioned term for a dog. But in dog breeds, it refers to the dogs with keen senses historically used for searching. Beagles were bred from the larger foxhound, who were used for finding foxes and other medium-sized animals.

I'm Dutch, didn't know. "Hond" is dog in Dutch. At very young age we had a stabyhoun, most literally "stand with dog", what they do. We have no word for a hound like the Hound of the Baskervilles, though. I always thought it was a wolf :)

@@manuell3505 No problem! Just trying to be helpful. Translation and languages are always interesting to me.

And so cute!

He's the goodest boy

Bias from another beagle there!😂😂

Me Me Me!

Meeeeee

Blue_ninja 2 meeeeee!!! Meeee!!! Jajajajajaajajaja lol

He's a great dog

Not me me me!

I'm so sorry for your loss. We are really enjoying life with Oliver so far!

Aww, thanks!

I'm probably missing something, but what's the point of saying Alert?

Oh, no! That must have been scary for Blue! I will make sure to put Oliver's treats a bit further from the T.V., just in case!

I did feel very bad. I think it was just one of those totally random things that could not be repeated as she was just the right size at that time to come in at just the right angle and caught the TV at just the right place that physics just did it thing. That TV has been there rock solid even through an earthquake and never moved so I was shocked when a not quite full grown terrier was able to nose flip it 5 feet. My husband spent 2 hours playing with the remains of the TV trying to figure out how it even happened. It's made me very conscious after that of where I did hide things. Of course, when teaching them to search you want them to nose into small spaces but the last thing I wanted was to have something happen that made her nervous about doing so. Dogs are amazing and no one can tell me that teh 'only live for today' always applied and they don't remember things that happened long ago. It took a couple weeks after that of coaxing here to really search and not back off when she needed to stick her muzzle into a small space and even now, 18 months later, when told to search a place she needs to poke her nose into she will do that over the shoulder double looks dogs give you to determine whether I really mean for her to stick her nose in or not. Either that or she is still milking it because she was initially getting extra treats for doing so so she would get over the incident. She is pretty good at using everything she knows to get an extra treat :)

Pam Duncan excellent dog to find bed bugs.🤗

@@rentechpad Dogs definitely will remember any negative incident and draw general conclusions from it.

I'm glad to hear it!!

I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. My dog is only half Beagle but after growing up with dogs, and having one of my own before, she is the first (even only being half) Beagle in my life. One day I might get a purebred Beagle because they're awesome. I know it's not going to make you feel better, but 18 was a great age for your dog

@@carolinesconcertvids860 Thanks a lot, Caroline. Means a lot. Yeah, it definitely makes me respect their live span much more now.

Thank you!

So true!

Aww, thank you!

I agree