Maybe Beagles, as a breed, just have a tendency to stick their noses in the wrong places? Anybody know much about them?
Of course, it seems unlikely that both animals would get cut up like that with such a short time frame between the wounds simply by chance.
Of course, it seems unlikely that both animals would get cut up like that with such a short time frame between the wounds simply by chance.
I raise beagles and bassets ( the wife does the big breeds- sheperds, rotts [ all German] and labs)
Thats why that article really bothered me- if a human did something like that, dont waste govt money charging him, just send him to me and when I'm done he will wish that ALL he got was a felony conviction. Beagles are kinda like my children.
They arent any more "curious" than any other breed we raise but they are natural roamers and when they catch a scent, they are GONE. They will pursue "whatever' until they catch it or get hungry enough to come home. ( I cant count the times i have had to use the dogs to go find dogs or set up a grill with burgers to get the scent out so they will come to it)
I could easily see them locking on to a rat, cat or whatever and chasing it inside a machine such as a combine, plow or whatever. And they dont leave- they will sit there and howl ( or sing) until someone comes and gets them.
