Reagle

50-85 lbs
15-27"
Unknown
Rottweiler
Beagle

Medium in size, the Reagle is a cross between a Rottweiler and a Beagle. This hybrid is found to be very loyal and devoted to its owner, enjoying demonstrating his affection to members of his household. The Reagle will do well with children and other household pets and will enjoy playing and interacting with them. As a result of the scenting skills inherited from his Beagle parent, the Reagle can easily get caught up in chasing rodents and other animals and thus require proper training to avoid doing so. He can act like a clown at times and be a lot of fun to have around. While the Reagle will initially be wary of strangers, it does not take long for him to happily accept them. 

purpose Purpose
Companion
history Date of Origin
Unknown
ancestry Ancestry
Rottweiler and Beagle

Reagle Health

Average Size
Male Reagle size stats
Height: 15-27 inches Weight: 50-85 lbs
Female Reagle size stats
Height: 15-27 inches Weight: 50-85 lbs
Major Concerns
  • Osteosarcoma
  • Hip And Elbow Dysplasia
  • Bloat
  • Subvalvular Aortic Stenosis
  • Congenital Heart Defect
  • Lymphoma
  • Invertebral Disc Disease
Minor Concerns
  • Entropion
  • Panosteitis
  • Progressive Retinal Atrophy
  • Glaucoma
  • Epilepsy
  • Von Willebrand's Disease
  • Osteochondritis Dissecans
Occasional Diagnoses
  • None Known
Occasional Tests
  • Eye
  • Hip
  • Elbow
  • Blood
  • Heart
  • X-Rays
  • Eye Examination
  • Physical Examination

Reagle Breed History

The Reagle is a relatively new hybrid, though the two breeds that make the hybrid have long histories. The term “beagle" is believed to have come from a French word that means “open throat”; in the case of the breed, the name is thought to have been given in response to the way the Beagle bays. The history of the breed is not well-documented though it is thought that the Beagle is a descendent of the pack hounds from prior to the Roman era. The Beagle that we know today originated in the 1800’s in England as a result of breeding between the Talbot Hound, North Country Beagle and the Southern Hound. The breed was bred to have a relaxed temperament and good hunting skills. In the 1840’s the Beagle came to the United States to function as a hunting dog and was recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1885. It is thought that the Rottweiler originated around 74 AD when Roman soldiers of the 11th Legion of the Roman Empire arrived in the Wurttemberg region of Germany. During this time, they crossed German Shepherds with the dogs that they brought with them (Roman drover dogs or Mastiffs) to herd cattle and act as guards. The result was a large and strong dog that was ultimately named the Rottweiler, after the area became known as Rottweil. The dogs were initially used to drive herds of cattle as well as guard them at night; later they were put to work pulling carts and wagons as well as hunting bear. During the mid 1800’s, as railways were built, cattle driving was no longer allowed. Once donkeys worked as the main draft animal, the Rottweiler lost popularity until butchers began using them to pull carts of meat. Dogs of the breed began to work as police and guard dogs during World War I and the breed was recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1931. 

Reagle Breed Appearance

The Reagle will inherit traits from both of his parent breeds; as with all mixed breeds, you can anticipate that he may inherit more physical characteristics from one or the other parent breeds, or a relatively equal combination of traits from each breed. The Rottweiler is often black with tan markings while the Beagle usually has a white base and markings of another color. The color of the Reagle will vary greatly. The dogs will be medium in size with a compact build, typically with almond-shaped eyes, a long snout and floppy ears. The fur of the Reagle will be medium in length, and he will often have a shorter, softer undercoat around his chest and thighs.

Eye Color Possibilities
brown Reagle eyes
Brown
amber Reagle eyes
Amber
Nose Color Possibilities
black Reagle nose
Black
brown Reagle nose
Brown
Coat Color Possibilities
black Reagle coat
Black
fawn Reagle coat
Fawn
white Reagle coat
White
Coat Length
coat
Short Medium Long
Coat Density
coat density
pin
Sparse Normal Dense
Coat Texture
coat texture
Reagle straight coat texture
Straight Wiry Wavy Curly Corded

Reagle Breed Maintenance

Your Reagle should not shed heavily and is relatively easy to maintain. Brushing two to three times per week is recommended and will help keep his coat looking healthy. Bathing should occur every other month or when necessary because your dog has gotten particularly dirty. As with all dogs, you will want to brush your Reagle’s teeth several times a week to ensure his long-term dental health. The nails of the Rottweiler tend to grow quickly, therefore it is important to keep your eye on the nails of your Reagle and clip them as needed. Both physical and mental stimulation will be important for your Reagle, as it will keep him physically healthy and ensure he avoids boredom.

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Brushes for Reagle
Slicker Brush
Slicker Brush
Deshedder
Deshedder
Nail Clipper
Nail Clipper
Brushing Frequency
fur daily fur weekly fur monthly
Reagle requires daily brushing
Daily Weekly Monthly

Reagle Temperament

The Reagle will inherit his behavioral traits from his parent breeds, the Rottweiler and the Beagle. Your hybrid will enjoy lounging around with his humans as well as spending time outdoors being active with other people and dogs. Upon meeting someone new, your Reagle will likely require a little bit of time before he is comfortable, however once he is this social dog will be happy to have a new friend. The Reagle will often demonstrate behavior described as clownish and will be a lot of fun to have around. As the hybrid can be obstinate on occasion, obedience and socialization training should begin as early as possible. A dog of the hybrid will typically be loving and loyal to his humans and should not be expected to spend large amounts of time outdoors, away from his family. 

Reagle Activity Requirements

You can expect your Reagle to be an active dog; he will enjoy going for a walk or a jog with you and that will ensure that he remains healthy. He will also benefit from engaging in outdoor play and the ability explore outside in a fenced in yard where he can run and play without a leash. When your Reagle is not in a fenced in space, it is important that he remain on a leash. As a result of his genetics, the Reagle is likely to run after animals or objects that he shouldn’t and the leash will help keep him (and other animals) safe. 

Activity Level
low activity medium activity high activity
Low Medium High
Rec. Walk Mileage Per Week
10 miles
walk mileage
Minutes of Activity Per Day
60 minutes
activity minutes

Reagle Food Consumption

Cups Per Day
2.5 cups
cup per day cost cup per day cost
Daily Cost
$1.40 - $1.50
food bowls daily cost
Monthly Cost
$30.00 - $39.00
food bag monthly cost

Reagle Height & Weight

6 Months
Male Reagle size stats at six months
Height: 10.0 inches Weight: 33.5 lbs
Female Reagle size stats at six months
Height: 10.0 inches Weight: 33.5 lbs
12 Months
Male Reagle size stats at 12 months
Height: 20.0 inches Weight: 62.5 lbs
Female Reagle size stats at 12 months
Height: 20.0 inches Weight: 62.5 lbs
18 Months
Male Reagle size stats at 18 months
Height: 21.0 inches Weight: 62.5 lbs
Female Reagle size stats at 18 months
Height: 21.0 inches Weight: 62.5 lbs

Reagle Owner Experiences

Maynard
14 Months
1 People
House & Yard
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
Playing in the snow
Dog Parks
Hide & Seek
Adventure
Tug-of-war
Hike
Road trip
Relaxing
Run
My Reagle was an 8 mo. old puppy rescue; he was untrained, over-excitable and 70 lbs. After 3 months of dedicated puppy classes, a loving home and persistence, he became one of the most loved neighbourhood dogs. He is very social and loves all humans and dogs. He is very curious and plays well with large and small dogs. He has had health issues with his skin, food sensitivities and allergies. He is bathed once a week to maintain healthy skin and coat - he loves baths. We are monitoring his kidneys through blood tests. I am grateful for pet insurance!
2 years, 5 months ago
Rocky
1 Year
5 People
House & Yard
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
Fetch
Tug-of-war
Cuddling
Walking
The best dog that loves food,walking,playing and taking up the whole bed ^~^
2 years, 12 months ago
Eva
4 Months
1 People
Studio
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
Chase
Fetch
Walks and runs
toys
Very loving friendly quiet puppy that learns fast.
6 years, 10 months ago
Binky
3 Months
6 People
House & Yard
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
Dog Parks
Walking
We have a chihuhua mixed with a pomeranian who is only a year old. We then have came to a decision to get a kitten and she is now 6 months, very cute and she loves messing with our dog since now they are both in the similar height. My mother was on facebook and saw a woman giving 6 reagles away because her beagle had gotten lose and mated with a rotweiler and they couldn't keep them all and thats how we got Binky. SHe's only three months right now and she big and very playful with our dog but she can be a bit too agressive at times especially with him and our cat come downstairs to see her but she stays on the couch to watch from above. We will be looking for training clases for her soon because its a bit too much for her to be so agressive and were not use to it yet. SHes a baby bear all the time and shes so preciosu and she loves and has to sleep on you or by your neck and she cries when shes alone. We take her on walsk and she doesn't bark at people or dogs and she is shy. SHe loves the dog park, its her favorite thing to do.
6 years, 6 months ago
Sam
3 Years
4 People
House & Yard
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
Walk
Play
Tug-of-war
Hide & Seek
Off-leash
Cuddling
Laying in the sun
Playing in the snow
Incredibly caring and unbelievably smart, the perfect dog for any family.
6 years, 5 months ago
Courage
4 Months
6 People
House & Yard
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
He is very hard to train but also very affectionate with people he loves
6 years, 4 months ago
Willow
3 Years
6 People
House & Yard
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
Walk
Follow the leader
Herds chickens
Catch treats
Swim
Tug-of-war
Chase
Fetch
Hide & Seek
lounging
Car rides
Ball
Perfect! She is legally my service dog.
6 years, 2 months ago
Roxi
7 Months
3 People
House
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
Walking
Eating Snacks
Fetching
playing with other dogs
Hard to house train but overall the best combination you can have in a dog. Very protective, She's a big dog in a little dogs body.
5 years, 11 months ago
Jagger
2 Years
5 People
House
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
Absolutely one of the best dogs. He’s such a character. Especially when it comes time for “treat time” I’m sure he would do anything for a treat!! Lol!
5 years, 10 months ago
Vera
9 Months
4 People
House
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
Ball
Frisbee
Run
She is really social and enjoy the human company. Likes indoors and a Park day.
5 years, 10 months ago
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6 Months
1 People
Apartment
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
She has spectecular energy.She iş full of beans.1 second even
5 years, 8 months ago
Winston
6 Months
2 People
Apartment
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
Walking
Tug of war
Follow the leader
We just got him,I think previous owner best he's skittish at times. He's very loving, affectionate, gentle with me. He senses he has to be easy with me and he's very playful,and watchful of my boyfriend. I love my fur baby ❤️💙💙
5 years, 6 months ago
CHANCE
8 Months
2 People
House & Yard
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
He is very loyal and protective. He can be aggressive exp with food or bones, does not like strangers I would recommend letting someone new that comes around play ball to warm up to the person. Weiry of anything out of place,he is a big goofball very entertaining, training takes some time but very smart with memory. he knows the difference between a toy and a ball even knows what kind of ball I tell him to go get. He loves baths. They can be hogs make sure not to over feed.
5 years, 6 months ago
Russell
11 Weeks
3 People
Apartment
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
Jogging
Tug of war
hide and seek
Fetch
My Reagle, Russell, is very attentive and listens well. He understands what to do and what not to do at his age. He is very hyper, though. Also, he needs attention all the time. He can’t be left alone at all, he wants to be near people and be social.
5 years, 6 months ago
Jacks
9 Months
3 People
House & Yard
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
Great dog claws a lot though
4 years, 7 months ago
Lexi
6 Years
4 People
House
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
Road trip
Catch treats
She loves car rides and walks.
She is a really good dog. She loves everyone that lives in the house very much. She is great with our two kids. She does not like any other kids besides the ones that she knows very well. She also does not like other people unless she really knows them. She is very loyal to anyone that she knows very well. She does get bloated easily. I wouldn't trade her for any other dog. We love her!
4 years, 5 months ago
Jack aka Jackjack
3 Years
2 People
House & Yard
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
we adopted Jackjack at the age of 2 1/2 years and was told, that he is very rambunctious and food obsessed. Well, he is both of them, but we already calmed him down a lot. His food obsession is good for training, but he already ate a toy (expensive surgery), dahlia tubes (painful tummy cramps) and rotten fish at the beach (salmon poisoning)
4 years, 3 months ago
Blu
6 Years
5 People
House
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
Fetch
Sleeping
Long walks
Blu is the best dog. Honestly he is too smart to be a dog and has the biggest personality. He listens well and will do anything for food, very, very affectionate to those he knows/loves... overly protective, no one comes in or out the house without his acknowledgement. Playful and loves kids and dogs his size or smaller. Overall a great dog 11/10, just make sure to start training as early as possible.. these dogs are really smart.
4 years, 3 months ago
Baby
2 Years
4 People
House & Yard
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
She is super sweet all the time. Barely ever barks without good reason. She enjoys cuddles and being the center of attention. Very well mannered and absolutely the most amazing dog we could have asked for.
3 years, 10 months ago
Chanel
1 Year
4 People
House & Yard
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
She’s a great dog and loves everyone she knows well dearly but even being socialized since she’s was 6 weeks she still isn’t fond of new people, especially cats, got along great with our other dog before it past. Also has extreme separation anxiety she will not let you leave her side for one second.
3 years, 9 months ago
Copper
7 Weeks
7 People
House & Yard
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
He has been beet in his old house and has svares
3 years, 8 months ago
Dezi
2 Years
1 People
Apartment
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
Dog Parks
Hikes
Fetch,
Such a sweet affectionate dog. He loves to play and snuggle. Easiest trick I ever taught him was to kiss on command (he loves giving kisses). He was a rescue out of Texas. Was nervous at first, but has since opened up. Loves other dogs, always wants to play with them (have to keep a tight hold), otherwise good on the leash. Loves everyone too.
3 years, 8 months ago
Toby
9 Years
3 People
House & Yard
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
Walking
Eating Snacks
Play
Nap
Bath time
Dog Parks
Cuddling
Laying in the sun
Best dog I’ve ever had! Extremely loving and sweet. Always great with meeting new people and befriending other dogs. He always enjoys a good cuddle!
3 years, 8 months ago
Alta
2 Months
5 People
House & Yard
Health
Grooming
Friendliness
Energy
Trainability
Pastimes
Playing with Family
Off-leash
Long walks
Cuddling
Ball
playing with other dogs
I love this dog. She is very attentive to commands (though a little stubborn) and very affectionate to every person she meets. She is very social and not at all aggressive to new people or dogs and will accept positive attention from anyone. She enjoys running along with both people and other dogs off-leash, but this becomes an issue when she starts wanting to wander into other yards (but comes back when called). This dog doesn’t bark at anyone unless it is because she is in some sort of distress. I have met both her parents and one of her brothers and they were all almost as social and friendly. Only her father barked at new people, but it was simply because he also adores attention and new people, he just asks for it in a much louder way. Overall, I love this breed and encourage anyone to get a Reagle of their own if they want a quite social, possibly vocal, and active dog of medium size. From what I’ve seen, the males are generally bigger than the females.
3 years, 5 months ago
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