Beagles By Helen Kerfoot 9 Teacher Mrs.Butzin Topic how to take care of your beagle.

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Beagles By Helen Kerfoot 9 Teacher Mrs.Butzin Topic how to take care of your beagle

How to take care of your beagle  You should brush your beagles teeth after you brush yours.  You only have to give your beagle a bath when he or she got sprayed or rolled in some thing stinky.  Most dogs are considered seniors when they reach 7 and older.  Before you put the bowl of food down you say sit and then give the food. Dogs 101: Beagle : Video : Animal Planet

Vocabulary  Heart murmurs  Distemper  Hepatitis  Rabies  Lyme disease  Bordetella (kennel chough)

Diseases/Illnesses  Distemster is a virus that attacks the nervous system.  Hepatitis is a virus that attacks liver and kidneys.  Rabies are potently fatal and highly contagious that is trans fitted through the saliva of an infected animal.  Lyme disease is caused by bacteria in infected tick bites.  Bortatella also known as kennel cough because it is spred wear many dogs come together like a dog show.  Heart murmurs are irregular patterns of the heart beat.  Heart worms are parasites that grows in the veils of the heart.

images  Beagle puppy.jpg  Dog breed info.com  Adogsbreeds.com