The American Beagler Forum

I like Thunder Ridge. But maybe you could go with "Lightning Ridge," Something like that.

make their sleeping areas just big enough to comfortbly sleep in. if they have too much room, they start to goof around and make messes and tear it up. That's what the vet told us. She said to do that just until they stopped and it should be "cured." So he did stop and we took the board we had in t...

Our male keeps urinating inside his kennel (the part where he sleeps in.) And we've asked the vet about it and what she told us didn't work to well. It's getting to be a pain in the butt everytime we go to clean out our his kennel because of the smell and the dampness inside it. It's getting to the ...

It's probably just normal dandrough like you or I would get, so I wouldn't worry about it. If it dosen't clear up in a few weeks I'd ask your vet for some conditioner or something to help moisterize her skin, or use some tips from here.

You could try building an above-ground kennel. We have those for both our dogs. (If you need help with the plans just ask). Or maybe you could put them into a type of house-cage (for indoor pets) or a traveling kennel. Just something to block them from the ground. PS. You might want to make sure tha...

That was fun!

Are you sure it said that you were forbidden? And that you didn't just mis-type your password/username?

huntinfool wrote:About ricochets, I wonder how far a .22 round actually travels after the ricochet.

I wouldn't think very far, but you never know. It would all depend on certain things I guess.

What about: "Lindley Ridge Beagles" or "Tomeno Ridge Beagles?"

Well I wouldn't use one. You are taking to many risks with ricochets. Plus it's a lot easier to hit a rabbit with 20+ projectiles than just one.

But if you think that you can hit a rabbit safely and cleanly, go for it.