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Beagles present a moderate challenge in training due to their average obedience (3/5) and below-average problem-solving skills (2/5). While they possess good memory (3/5) and excellent social intelligence (5/5), their independent nature and strong scent drive can make them less eager to comply. This places them in the lower-middle tier of canine trainability, often requiring more patience and consistent effort than breeds like Border Collies or Poodles. To learn more about specific training techniques for Beagles, explore our full article.
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