A Doxle dog is not a purebred; it is a mix of Beagles and Dachshunds. The Doxle dogs are first-generation dogs; they were bred a few years ago. Doxle dogs have grown in popularity in the past two decades, although still relatively new.

Doxle dogs are alert; thus, they are excellent watchdogs. Also, their hunting abilities are top-notch, which causes problems for other animals. However, these dogs can be controlled using sufficient exercise from a young age.

Here is information to help you learn more about this healthy breed, Doxle;

Characteristics of a Doxle

• The Doxle dogs have relatively small legs, but they can run faster.
• Doxle dogs are available in tan, black, chocolate, golden, brown, and white colors.
• The fur of Doxle dogs varies, but it can be straight, harsh, fine, and wiry.
• They are small to medium-sized, weighing about 30 pounds.
• Doxle dogs are likely to have long muzzles and long floppy ears.
• Doxle dogs have dark, big, round eyes.
• They have black noses.
• A Doxle is not hypoallergenic.

Interesting Facts about the Doxle

• They are intelligent, loyal, playful dogs.
• They are affectionate and friendly; thus, they make great pets.
• Doxle dogs are excellent watchdogs and are pretty protective.
• They need regular grooming to stay healthy. Brushing a week thrice will be helpful.
• Brushing the teeth of the Doxle dogs will prevent dental issues.
• Cleaning the ears using damp cotton wool will prevent ear infection