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Summer’s here, and while we’re soaking up the sun in the South Bay, our beagles are feeling the heat too! ☀️🐾 Whether you’re taking your...

On April 4th, we threw a tail-wagging celebration for our beagle boy Ace, who turned Two-ey! 🐶🎂 The theme? Bluey, of course! Because...

Hi, furriends! It’s us—Ace & Skye! We’re two beagle siblings living our best lives here in the South Bay. Today, we’re giving you a peek...

Beagles are lovable, loyal, and endlessly curious — which makes them incredible companions. But just like any breed, they come with their own set of health quirks and needs. Whether you’re a new beagle parent or a seasoned pack leader, staying on top of your beagle’s health and wellness is key to ensuring they live a long, happy, tail-wagging life.

Let’s be real—beagle life isn’t always easy, but we wouldn’t trade it for anything. From their floppy ears to their stubborn sass, beagles have a way of stealing hearts (and sometimes socks).

Let’s be honest—beagles and heat don’t mix well. With their love for sniffing and wandering, they sometimes don’t know when to slow down. As summer hits the South Bay, it’s super important to keep our floppy-eared friends safe, cool, and happy.

If you’re a beagle parent, you’ve probably found yourself asking this more than once:

Are you a proud beagle owner looking for ways to keep your pup happy and healthy? Look no further than the Weekly Beagle Blogs on Beagle Buddies of South Bay's website! These blogs provide insightful tips and advice on how to best care for your furry friend.

If you’ve ever tried to out-walk a beagle on a mission to sniff every single bush, tree, and squirrel trail, then you already know: hiking with a beagle is an adventure. The South Bay is full of trails that are perfect for exploring with your floppy-eared best friend, and we’ve sniffed out five of the best ones (pun totally intended).

Hi furriends—welcome to Beagle Buddies of South Bay! We’re so happy you’re here, and we wanted to kick off our blog with the story of how this little community came to life.