Midas

Most abuse and neglect cases highlighted in the media revolve around the pit bull or bully breeds which is not inaccurate, but two things can be true at the same time. Cases involving hounds rarely seem to grab the headlines. Maybe it’s because they don’t make great victims, or because finding a discarded hound has become so common people just write it off as “another runaway” following their nose. <br/><br/>These pups are starved to enhance a better hunting instinct, kept in rabbit hutch’s or outdoor pens, never cared for, and literally discarded when they are no longer useful. Rather that be because of health, age or just pure inability to properly do their job. <br/><br/>Midas was one of those pups. He came from a property that is known for using Beagles to hunt. He was left on a dirt road with an ailing senior Beagle. Apparently neither of them were worth their keep, so they had to go.<br/><br/>We see senior Beagles meet this fate on a regular basis but Midas is only about 4 years old, and like a true hound his nose is always to the ground. He can be a bit skittish of loud noises, new environments or overly chaotic situations at first so maybe this guy was just gun shy? <br/><br/>He is a smaller Beagle at 14lbs, a bit longer and with a nubby tail. He is non confrontational and will make friends with and pup or feline. Leash, house and crate training is a work in progress. This is his first experience living inside of a home, so he is still figuring things out and will need continued guidance to master these skills. <br/><br/>While Beagle experience is not required we always recommend first time hound owners do their research before falling for those droopy ears and sweet puppy dog eyes. Although they are small they have very distinct traits and behaviors that any owner should know before applying to adopt. If you think Midas could be your boy email Jonesm4318@gmail.com today!

Most abuse and neglect cases highlighted in the media revolve around the pit bull or bully breeds which is not inaccurate, but two things can be true at the same time. Cases involving hounds rarely seem to grab the headlines. Maybe it’s because they don’t make great victims, or because finding a discarded hound has become so common people just write it off as “another runaway” following their nose.

These pups are starved to enhance a better hunting instinct, kept in rabbit hutch’s or outdoor pens, never cared for, and literally discarded when they are no longer useful. Rather that be because of health, age or just pure inability to properly do their job.

Midas was one of those pups. He came from a property that is known for using Beagles to hunt. He was left on a dirt road with an ailing senior Beagle. Apparently neither of them were worth their keep, so they had to go.

We see senior Beagles meet this fate on a regular basis but Midas is only about 4 years old, and like a true hound his nose is a

Most abuse and neglect cases highlighted in the media revolve around the pit bull or bully breeds which is not inaccurate, but two things can be true at the same time. Cases involving hounds rarely seem to grab the headlines. Maybe it’s because they don’t make great victims, or because finding a discarded hound has become so common people just write it off as “another runaway” following their nose.

These pups are starved to enhance a better hunting instinct, kept in rabbit hutch’s or outdoor pens, never cared for, and literally discarded when they are no longer useful. Rather that be because of health, age or just pure inability to properly do their job.

Midas was one of those pups. He came from a property that is known for using Beagles to hunt. He was left on a dirt road with an ailing senior Beagle. Apparently neither of them were worth their keep, so they had to go.

We see senior Beagles meet this fate on a regular basis but Midas is only about 4 years old, and like a true hound his nose is always to the ground. He can be a bit skittish of loud noises, new environments or overly chaotic situations at first so maybe this guy was just gun shy?

He is a smaller Beagle at 14lbs, a bit longer and with a nubby tail. He is non confrontational and will make friends with and pup or feline. Leash, house and crate training is a work in progress. This is his first experience living insid