treeing walker or beagle???

[Karen]

Now if we could only keep her from driving my old dog nuts w/nipping! lol Thanks again!

Hee hee - if the old dog has enough, she is bound to correct that young whippersnapper - I once saw our Saint Bernard Freckles take one giant paw and swat a nippy visitor so he (a Lab mix belonging to a family friend) ended up rolling across the lawn like a bowling ball. He sure was surprised, and confused, but did not bite at her era one bit after that!

[lbaginski]

LOL I wish he would! He;s old and fat and just bothered by her. He does nip a little harder when he's had enough but generally just makes this awful howl when she wants to play, which is ALL the time. She got put in her place a bunch at the dog park but sadly forgets the rules of play once we're back home. lol. Thank you very much for chatting with me. I appreciate it!

[Jessika]

Treeing walkers tend to be bigger and a lot taller and leggier than beagles. At this young of an age it may be hard to tell. Chances are likely you have a beagle or beagle mix... but you'll know for sure if he gets older but is twice as tall as beagles

[cassiesmom]

She's adorable! What is her name? What a cute picture of her napping with her big brother, too! Welcome to PT!

[lbaginski]

Thanks Cassiemom glad to be a member, so many nice doggy peeps out there!
She's almost 5 mo, Her name is Sammy and her big bro is Frodo. Frodo was named when we rescued him and our last name is Baginski....so we thought we'd stick with the Lord of the Rings theme! lol. A little dorky I know.