What is the difference between a Basset and a Beagle? First of all, the Basset has a longer body and shorter legs. The Beagle has a shorter body but longer legs than the Basset. Secondly, the Basset has a lighter head skin. , The skin on the head of the Beagle is relatively tight; another good distinguishing point is that the Basset's ears are very long, longer than the tip of the nose, while the ears of the Beagle are relatively short.
1. Legs
The Basset Dog has a relatively long body and short legs, but the Beagle’s legs are relatively longer.
2. Head skin
The skin on the entire head of the Basset Dog is in a light condition, while the skin on the head of the Beagle is relatively tight.
3. Ears
You can easily distinguish the two dogs from their ear shapes. Comparing the two dogs, you will find that the Basset Dog’s ears are obviously drooped and look much longer, while the Beagle’s ears are relatively short.
4. Completely
The Beagle’s head is in the shape of a large dome, with large hazel-colored eyes. The yellow color spreads on the head, ears, upper half of the hands and feet, the lower half of the tail, the front of the nose, neck, and the upper half of the hands and feet. The head and the top of the tail must be white;
The Basset Dog has dark brown eyes, bag-shaped lower eyelids, a broad black nose, fleshy and drooping lips, a broad, deep and rich chest, and a strong, slightly hooked, sword-shaped tail. The ears are large and low-pitched, with elastic skin and a twisted tail.
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