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Baby


Baby in 2019, above

  • Baby was born in September of 2012.

  • She was spayed and had her teeth cleaned: January, 2021

  • Baby was in the house with us for a while this winter, and was not finished with potty training but was pretty good with "timed outdoor trips" and had begun ringing the bell to tell us when she needed to go outside. Normally, she has had a doggie door to freely go outside through, but we wanted to see how she did with timing and learning to ask to go outside.

  • Baby has not been a house dog for most of her life. She has always had a climate-controlled building to live in, with a doggie door to either an outdoor pen or a yard or both.

  • She likes to walk and does not pull on the leash.

  • She is shy around strangers because we live on a farm, so she isn't exposed to anyone but our family. She will gain confidence over time, as she meets people.

  • Baby would transition best to a farm/acreage, but should be kept fenced in for a couple months while acclimating to her new location and bonding with new people. A fenced-in yard would always be best for any dogs' safety, however.

  • Baby has had no health issues or illnesses in her lifetime.

  • Adopting an older/mature dog has pros and cons. Puppies are very jovial, and adapt to new homes quickly. Older dogs take much longer to settle in! They are less enthusiastic about bonding with a new family, so you must be patient and invest time in gaining their love and developing confidence in their new homes and lifestyles. It can take a few weeks or even a few months!

    The benefits of not going through puppy chewing/destructive stages, high energy puppy stages, and the longer-term potty training are definitely to be appreciated when adopting an older/mature dog. But, it's important to know that it isn't an instant transition. If you are expecting a dog that instantly loves everyone in your family, is 100% potty trained upon arrival at a new home, or is otherwise a "turn key" pet, neither a puppy nor a mature dog will be guaranteed to fit the bill for you. 

  • Although she is in her prime, and not a senior dog (or a rescue or shelter dog), these web pages might still be good to look at for tips and understanding about adopting a mature dog, training, bonding, etc.

    https://www.petfinder.com/pet-adoption/dog-adoption/first-days-senior-dog/

    https://www.whole-dog-journal.com/care/senior_dog/tips-on-adopting-a-senior-dog/

Sire:


CR Beagles Most Wanted
AKC, APRI dual registered. APRI Champion
Champion AKC Chardon bloodlines
"Bandit"

Dam:


CR Little Buggs

Grandsire:

 
Encore The Tide Is Turning (AKC registered)
2006 15" Tri
Champion Pedigree.
APRI Champion. APRI Best in Group (Harrisonville, MO 10/2010).
AKC Show Points Earned

Earned 4 points (including 1 major) so far.
"Tuff"

Granddam:


CR Little Hershey
Chocolate Tri, 17-18 lbs, ~12"
"Hershey"

 

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09/02/2021

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Cedar Ridge Beagles
c/o Toni Perdew
crbeagles@gmail.com
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Bedford, Iowa
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