Beagle Dog Breed Photo Jewelry - Dog Tags

These Beagle dog tags are like mini art posters featuring your choice between two Beagle Dog photos; Pose#1 full body with the words "I Love Beagles" or Pose#2 a close-up of the sweet Beagle's face.

The picture area is paper digital art work, then covered with a clear cold enamel (resin) coating which gives the finished Beagle picture a puffed glass appearance. Dogtags are waterproof and durable. The tags are not pulled from a shelf but made just for you when you order. The process for making these is time consuming (dependent on the weather) and a bit tricky. Please don't order as a last minute gift as it will take a few days to completely cure between making it and shipping it.

One standard size military dog tag measures 2" X 1 ", and is strung on a 24" long ball chain with snap fastener of nickel, brass or copper (30" chain available for stainless and brass only). Choose tags of shiny brass that give a gold appearance or stainless steel that gives a silver appearance or hard to find copper. Necklace comes with one tag. Tweet

This is an excellent jewelry selection for guys or gals who love T-shirts and jeans but dog tags can also be used on:
- custom lanyards
- kids jewelry
- zipper pulls
- key rings
- back packs

Click here to find out how to customize this dog tag with your own favorite picture.

Boutique Price $19.00

Beagles have been used for hunting for decades commonly called “hunting” or “rabbit” dogs. Because these dogs have been associated with outdoor sport for generations, some people are of the opinion that beagles should be kept as “outdoor” dogs requiring minimal care and little human interaction to maintain the instinct to hunt prey.

Nothing could be further from the truth. Yes, it is a beagle’s instinct to hunt and that is a trait he/she is born with. Keeping a dog outside away from it’s human companions, does not increase it’s desire or willingness to hunt, chase, herd, or act instinctively in any way. A beagle kept outdoors is no more skilled as a predator than a beagle who sleeps at the foot of a bed each night.