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Travis the Beagle

On November 26th, I'm getting a beagle puppy and naming him Travis. My partner has voiced several times he thinks it's going to be a disaster and thinks I don't have it in me to be responsible enough to train a pup. That hurts. Sometimes I fear he's right. I've never wanted anything more badly. It physically hurts to be waiting for this puppy. I've picked out an obedience school, I've watched every training video, I have a day 1 schedule already made to start training right away (learning name, learning to take food gently, learning that the crate is a safe space, etc.) and everybody has been giving me tips from when their dogs were babies.
I want this to go so well, I'm willing to succeed purely out of spite to show everybody what a perfect dog I could train. It's all possible. And some really important people in my life have shown apprehension to me doing so. Except my dad, he knows a man should have a dog. He's actually offered to pay for half of it which I thought was very very cool.
We're mailing the deposit for him today. I'm making it ship overnight because I want him (the breeder) to call tomorrow and let me know my pup is held for me. Hopefully get a little good news tomorrow before possibly getting some not so good news for the nation. Anyway, that's my TedTalk about Travis.
Good luck. Beagle puppies are so so adorable. :) They are very energetic and vocal as well .
whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
Danger Will Robinson! Beagles are great dogs, very intelligent and a lot of work. They can be single minded and if you cant convince them you are in charge (good luck with that) then they will only obey you for as long as they can see you. They will climb, dig and hot wire your car to get where they want to go. (OK.. Maybe not hotwire)😷
exexec · 61-69, C
We have enjoyed several beagles over the years, including our current Daisy. They are wonderful pets, very loving, and forgiving. You will do fine with the puppy.
Taking a pup to obedience school is an excellent first step. It will train you on how to train your dog properly.
You seem prepared. You got this. Too bad your bf is not supportive. Keep us updated. Happy puppy rearing.
GeniUs · 56-60, M
Just...be a good dad to this dog. And remember you are always his/her dad no giving away, no cruelty, no excuses.
come2gether · 46-50, M
Maybe Ringo instead? Ringo the beagle?
Lilnonames · F
Train him to be house broken first and most important,

 
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