Bean - adoption pending

Meet Bean!<br/><br/>Bean is a 10 month old , 17 lb, happy, beagle pup. She has lots of love to give and is a certified couch potato. Even though she loves to nap, she also loves to play, cuddle, and of course eat.<br/><br/>Bean's story is a bit complicated. She is a rescued laboratory testing beagle and was used for animal vaccine testing. She used to be a number, but now she has her own name, and is looking for her forever family. She has adapted to this big new world very quickly. She is full of joy! And Bean is still learning how to be a dog. She can play a bit rough sometimes, she will need attentive care and consistent training. Bean is working on potty training and crate training. She does have some anxiety when left alone, so progess has been a bit slow. She would love someone to be home a lot in her forever home. <br/><br/>Bean loves to play at daycare and for the most part gets along with other dogs, but may need just a bit of time to warm up to new friends. She has never been around cats and given her puppy energy, they may not love her.<br/><br/>Bean is very used to human touch, but will need time to adjust to a new home and routine. She has not been around children so additional socialization will be needed.<br/><br/>For being a beagle, she is fairly quiet, unless you vaccum. Then she lets you know how she really feels! It is normal for lab beagles to be quiet for awhile then start finding their voices. When she is left alone she will howl so an apartment setting is not ideal for her. She would love a fenced in yard with easy access to the outdoors, this is most ideal for her. <br/><br/>An interesting fact about her is she has a funny walk. Its a bit of a skip on her back legs. This has been checked out by a vet and nothing was found to be abnormal, just unique!<br/><br/>you can apply for Bean at bassetandbeagle.org , she is spayed, chipped, and up to date on vaccinations. Her adoption fee is $400. Are you ready to make her yours? She is worth every penny.

Meet Bean!

Bean is a 10 month old , 17 lb, happy, beagle pup. She has lots of love to give and is a certified couch potato. Even though she loves to nap, she also loves to play, cuddle, and of course eat.

Bean's story is a bit complicated. She is a rescued laboratory testing beagle and was used for animal vaccine testing. She used to be a number, but now she has her own name, and is looking for her forever family. She has adapted to this big new world very quickly. She is full of joy! And Bean is still learning how to be a dog. She can play a bit rough sometimes, she will need attentive care and consistent training. Bean is working on potty training and crate training. She does have some anxiety when left alone, so progess has been a bit slow. She would love someone to be home a lot in her forever home.

Bean loves to play at daycare and for the most part gets along with other dogs, but may need just a bit of time to warm up to new friends. She has never been around cats and given her

Meet Bean!

Bean is a 10 month old , 17 lb, happy, beagle pup. She has lots of love to give and is a certified couch potato. Even though she loves to nap, she also loves to play, cuddle, and of course eat.

Bean's story is a bit complicated. She is a rescued laboratory testing beagle and was used for animal vaccine testing. She used to be a number, but now she has her own name, and is looking for her forever family. She has adapted to this big new world very quickly. She is full of joy! And Bean is still learning how to be a dog. She can play a bit rough sometimes, she will need attentive care and consistent training. Bean is working on potty training and crate training. She does have some anxiety when left alone, so progess has been a bit slow. She would love someone to be home a lot in her forever home.

Bean loves to play at daycare and for the most part gets along with other dogs, but may need just a bit of time to warm up to new friends. She has never been around cats and given her puppy energy, they may not love her.

Bean is very used to human touch, but will need time to adjust to a new home and routine. She has not been around children so additional socialization will be needed.

For being a beagle, she is fairly quiet, unless you vaccum. Then she lets you know how she really feels! It is normal for lab beagles to be quiet for awhile then start finding