Puppies, juniors and adults seeking a home

Puppies for sale

We currently have a litter of puppies available from our beautiful Margo x Jalhar The Wonder Of You At Haggatty, who will be ready for their new homes mid June 2026. We also have one pup available from our litter from Isla by Rossut Hark Back. If you are interested, please contact us and fill in the questionnaire at the bottom of this page. We ask each prospective new beagle person to fill out a questionnaire so that we are more able to help you with the right choice of puppy.

Here are some pictures of the latest litter:

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Findus (Erlenbek Lindisfarne)

Findus is available at a reduced price with a Stud contract, which will be in place until his 4th year. He is a Show Quality tricolour boy from our girl Isla and we would like to find him a home around the East of England. Maybe you are interested in showing your beagle? To meet Findus and discuss the contract, just drop us a line.

We have introduced the Erlenbek Puppy Start-Well Programme, which every puppy leaves us with.

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Juniors or adult beagles for sale

From time to time, we have junior or adult beagles that need to find a new permanent home, through no fault of their own. We will list these as they become available. If you would like to be kept up to date with adult availability, please also fill out the form below.

Bonnie (Erlenbek Bonnet)

We have a gorgeous one year old tan and white beagle girl looking for her forever home. Bonnie (Erlenbek Bonnet) is a lively and active dog, who loves attention and cuddles and has recently taken up swimming. Bonnie is up-to-date with vaccinations, worming and flea protection. Please contact us if you feel you could give Bonnie a home.

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Paddington (Erlenbek Porthos)

Paddy is a two year old castrated beagle boy who is very affectionate and loves long walks and cuddles. He absolutely adores children and is very gentle with them. He has an overbite, which does not hurt him and gives him no issues with eating. He has come back to us through no fault of his own due to a change in the owner's circumstances and we are looking for a loving forever family for him. Due to his cosmetic dental fault, he is available at a small rehoming fee. Drop us a line if you feel that you can give Paddington a home.

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Murphy (Lemoncroft Halberdier)

Murphy is an older gentleman at eight years, who came to us four years ago due to his family having developed an allergy. He has been very loved by them and by us and is a loving and happy dog, who enjoys walks and lying on the sofa. Due to a difficult start in life, he cannot be crated as he sees crates as entrapment rather than a safe place to be. He is registered with the Royal Kennel Club, vaccinated and castrated. Murphy is a nice boy who deserves a wonderful retirement home. Whilst we don't usually rehome our elders, unfortunately, he doesn't see eye to eye with Gatsby.

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Join our Waiting List

It is great that you call around find the breeder who is most suited to your needs. Many prospective owners go on a variety of breeders waiting lists, but please do not go for a breeder just because they have the first available puppy. The first eight weeks of the puppies life will have an effect on the rest of the dog's life and their behaviour, too.

We want to ensure that all our pups go to the right kind of loving homes, so please take your time answering the questionnaire to give us some information about yourself, your family and why this is the breed for you, so we can help you find the right pup.

The Waiting List will automatically be deleted at the end of the year, so we don't keep your details for longer than necessary. So if you want to stay on the list for the coming year, do let us know.

If you're interested in being placed on our waiting list for one of our beagles, please fill in the following form, providing answers honestly and with consideration. Owning a beagle can be a challenge, so we look for specific qualities in prospective owners in order to be certain that a new beagle in your home will be well looked after, and you'll have considered some of the complexities involved in beagle ownership.

Please take as much time as you need to consider your answers - you may find it easier to print this page and pre-write your answers before submitting this questionnaire.

Full name

Full address

phone

Are you interested in

a beagle puppy

an adult beagle that needs rehoming through no fault of their own

no preference

Would you prefer

a male

a female

no preference

When, roughly, are you ideally looking to take your beagle home?

How much are you expecting to spend on your new beagle?

We recognise this may be an awkward question for many, but we ask this so we have an understanding of your expectations. It also helps us tailor any offer we might make to you.

Why have you picked a beagle? What experience or understanding do you have of the breed?

Please describe what you believe to be some of the challenging characteristics of beagles and how you might handle them.

Please outline a typical day from your new beagle's point of view - with whom would the dog be with throughout the day? What (if any) alone time would he/she have, and where would he/she be? What happens to the dog when you go on holidays?

Where would the beagle sleep? What would you do if the dog is anxious in the middle of the night?

Please describe how you might walk the dog once grown - who does it, how often, how long are walks, would they go on/off leash etc?

What sort of training do you think a puppy/adult beagle requires, and how would you go about achieving this?

Will you need to adapt your home or garden to accommodate a beagle? If so, how?

In the event your personal situation changes (e.g. separation/divorce/full time work etc) what would happen to the dog?

Many dogs get caught up in unexpected family changes and find themselves without a home through no fault of their own. Please try to be as honest as possible when answering this question.