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The Corgi Beagle Mix: Let’s Keep This Short & Sweet

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Last Updated on July 9th, 2020

Corgi Beagle Mix is a cross of a Corgi and a Beagle, also known as Beagi or Beagle Corgi Mix. Coming from a Corgi and a Beagle, you can expect this crossbreed to be a small-size dog at about 10 to 16 inches. This crossbreed’s lifespan is around 10 to 15 years.

Just look at its body! It typically carries the head of a Beagle on the torso and legs of a Corgi.

Commonly referred to as the Beagi Dog, the Beagle Corgi Mix is unmistakable when it walks down the street. All it needs is a unique owner to match.

Is that person you? Let’s find out.

Beagle Corgi Mix looking happy while out for a walk
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Contents & Quick Navigation

  • Introduction To The Parent Breeds
    • Meet The Loving Beagle
    • Meet The Short Corgi
  • What Happens When You Cross Genes?
  • A Beagi Puppy’s Personality
    • Hound Vs. Herding Dog Group
  • Caring For A Corgi Beagle Mix
  • Where To Find A Corgi Beagle for sale
  • Final Notes On The Beagle Corgi Mix

Introduction To The Parent Breeds

Designer dogs are rapidly growing in popularity! The plus side is that you can basically get two amazing breeds in one body, but the downside, their qualities are hard to predict.

The Beagle Corgi Mix is a designer dog with two very different parents. The best way to draw conclusions about the Beagi is by studying the purebred Beagle and Corgi.

Meet The Loving Beagle

Beagle relaxing outside on a sunny day
Beagle

The Beagle is the eighth-most popular breed by registrations…and it’s easy to understand why.

They are highly affectionate dogs with a gentle, excitable, and even-tempered personality. It’s really smart, too!

Their loving temperament makes them winners in families with children and other pets.

A full-grown Beagle as mentioned above ranges from 22 – 24 lbs (10 – 11 kg) and 10 – 16inches (25 – 41 cm). It’s common for male and female dogs to be the same size.

And again with proper care, they can live between 10 – 15 years and is considered a healthy dog overall.

The health concerns of the Beagle are hardly breed-specific, as many dogs of various shapes and sizes can experience epilepsy, hip dysplasia, and cherry eye.

Meet The Short Corgi

Corgi with two different eye colors running besides the pool
Corgi

The Corgi, also known as the Pembroke/Cardigan Welsh Corgi, is one of the most recognizable dogs with its bat ears, short legs, and long body.

Watching this dog run is a real treat. It almost looks like a hopping bunny.

A full-grown Corgi weighs between 22 – 31 lbs (10 – 14 kg) and reaches a height of 10 – 12 inches (25 – 30 cm).

This breed has similar characteristics to the Beagle, in that it’s playful, friendly, and smart. But is also has a sassy side!

Its temperament is described as tenacious (similar to being stubborn or headstrong), protective, and bold. Small yet feisty!

The Corgi also as the same lifespan as the Beagle at 12 – 15 years. Something to keep in mind for their offspring!

Unfortunately, a dog with such a silly body comes with one serious health concern: intervertebral disc disease.

The long back of a Corgi can lead to a herniated spinal column, which causes the dog a lot of pain, nerve damage, and sometimes even paralysis.

It’s so sad to think about such a cute dog in agony!

What Happens When You Cross Genes?

Corgi and Corgi Beagle Mix playing together on the grass
Corgi (left) and Beagle Corgi Mix (right) – Image Source

Onto happier news, let’s talk about Corgi & Beagle mix puppies and the characteristics that get passed down from their parents.

Nothing should come as a surprise, as all of this data was taken from what we’ve already learned about the Corgi and Beagle.

So, we can predict that the Corgi Beagle Mix will weigh between 10 – 20 pounds (4.5 – 9 kg) and reach a height of 10 – 16 inches (25 – 41 cm).

Like both its parents, the Corgi Beagle Mix will live between 12 – 15 years.

Epilepsy, hip dysplasia, and the severe intervertebral disc disease may occur in the Beagle Corgi Mix as well.

The body of a Beagi is just as much of a melting pot. It comes with the drooping ears of a Beagle and the curly and erect tail of a Corgi.

If there are a lot of Corgi genes, the mix will have a white stripe running along its nose.

Its white and orange coat coloring is a classic look, but it also comes in a blend of brown, black, and red. Beagle & Corgi cross usually have two or more shades to them.

Want to see what a second generation mix looks like? Check out this adorable video!

A Beagi Puppy’s Personality

The temperament of this mix is a combination of its parents: friendly, willing to please, and intelligent.

The Beagle side makes it loyal toward friends and family, but the protective Corgi side makes it wary and nervous around strangers.

The Corgi Beagle Mix will have a natural instinct to protect young children as well as the elderly, which makes it a great family pet.

There’s a fine line between protection, aggression, and behaving territorial. So, early socialization is key for this breed. Otherwise, it can lead to conflict with other dogs.

Hound Vs. Herding Dog Group

Corgi Beagle Mix laying down on the floor with one ear up
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A dog’s group says a lot about its character and behavior. The Beagle belongs to the Hound Group, the Corgi to the Herding Group.

Looking at the picture, the pros and cons of these two are not that different.

Both groups have a strong tie to animals. Controlling them, hunting them, and protecting livestock.

Because of this, the Corgi Beagle Mix is not the optimal breed for owners with small pets, like rodents or birds.

The Beagi has a strong prey-drive.

Caring For A Corgi Beagle Mix

Let’s start with grooming. This breed does shed and is not considered “hypoallergenic.”

Its coat requires brushing 2-3 times a week, and, like all dogs, need its eyes, ears, and teeth occasionally checked for allergies or infections.

As for training, the stubbornness of a Corgi might get the best of your pup.

Commands like sit and stay may take longer, so it’s important to maintain a firm but patient presence. Start training as soon as possible to avoid a nippy and anxious Beagle Corgi pup.

The Corgi Beagle Mix needs to be fed about 1 ½ cups of dry dog food every day.

Be cautious of overfeeding as the Beagle is prone to obesity.

Corgi Beagle Mix holding a bone in its mouth
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Where To Find A Corgi Beagle for sale

So, do you think you’re ready to bring this mix home?

The good news is that this is a fairly priced dog at $200 – $600. That’s pretty cheap when compared to other designer dogs.

Popular adoption/rescue websites include Puppy Finder, Adopt-A-Pet, and the ASPCA.

Kijiji is a great resource for Canadians as it offers a mix of breeder puppies, rescue puppies, and wanted ads for specific dogs.

Also, check out Greenfield Puppies in Pennsylvania. They’re breeders.

If you’re not having any luck finding a Beagi, why not look for purebred Corgis or Beagles?

Final Notes On The Beagle Corgi Mix

In my humble opinion, the best owner for this mix is a family with lots of love and time to properly socialize it.

Families with smaller pets is not a good fit. It could end in a hairy disaster or with feathers everywhere.

After learning all about the Corgi Beagle, do you think this dog is right for you? Comment your thoughts below!

About Alexandra Animalso

I was raised to be a dog person. My first Shepherd grew up as I did and wanted to be where I was at all times. I got my second dog as a 16th birthday present, and her loyalty for me was just as strong as my first. I hope that my contribution to Animalso will help others find dogs who give them that same unconditional love.

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