Zoomies and over biting in the evenings.

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  • Does your beagle puppy or young beagle turn into a terror in the evenings? Either running around at a 100mph or throwing themselves at you, growling, snarling and over biting? Well, this is because they are tired and don’t know what to do with themselves. Their bodies, like ours, start to flood with the sleep hormone melatonin. Just like babies and toddlers, the beagle puppy doesn’t know what this feeling is and they go into hyper bitey mode!
    The answer? Put them to bed! We do this with our children and we need to do it with our puppies. They won’t know to do this until they are older and you have put the work in now to teach them. They need 12-14 hours sleep overnight. So putting them in the crate between 5 and 7pm is ok. They can come out for their last wee when you go to bed and then back in their crates. If you aren’t using a crate, Kellie explains in the video an alternative.
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ความคิดเห็น • 12

  • @GammyJo
    @GammyJo ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you!!! This is so helpful.

  • @mcintirejill
    @mcintirejill 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    My 13-year-old beagle still gets the zoomies right after dinner. He will bring me one of his toys and I will give him a food puzzle to work on, and then when he’s done, he settles down for a nap until my husband gets home and he’ll snuggle on the couch while we watch TV.

  • @bubbles2153
    @bubbles2153 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Thank you so much for this. We’ve had a 10 month old for 6 weeks and suffered this virtually every night since we got him. He’s our first beagle so we didn’t know what had hit us. Just tried tethering him when he started zooming and he’s now been asleep for over an hour. First peace we’ve had in weeks at this time. I’ve just seen the light at the end of the tunnel. Clearly it’s early days but at least now we understand the problem and have a solution. Thank you 😊

  • @jenniferrothschild4329
    @jenniferrothschild4329 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    You are absolutely incredible. Thank you 🙏

  • @cookiethebeagle8853
    @cookiethebeagle8853 ปีที่แล้ว

    I wish we found your channel a year ago when we first brought home our beagle puppy. I feel so validated and weight off my shoulders hearing you talk about these things.❤️
    The zoomies, over tiredness and having to teach our beagle that she needs to relax describes us to a tee.😅
    Now she's a one yr old and has improved heaps and now sleeps in our room at night in her bed like a champ, but we still use her crate during the day when we can't supervise.
    Right now we are perfecting her recall and gonna do what you suggest with a whistle.
    We want her to be offlead once again tracking rabbits (rn we use a long line).❤️
    Thank you for making these videos!

    • @thebeaglelady1109
      @thebeaglelady1109  ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Hi Cookie the Beagle, thank you so much for your comment. I haven't added any videos for such a long time but don't worry they will start coming in thick and fast every week from now on ;) Have you joined the Facebook Group? Here is the link and I do have a video training session on recall if you ever need it in the future. facebook.com/groups/thebeaglelady

  • @martinplant3988
    @martinplant3988 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you for the advice. There was me thinking my 2 year old was telling me she want to play every evening at 6-7pm that she wanted to play 🙄 What you say now makes sense.

  • @sarahm1636
    @sarahm1636 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    This is great advice, thanks. We have been wrongly thinking we needed to tire him out first, but will try for an earlier bedtime instead. We have had some challenging behaviour (biting) which we realised was probably due to tiredness so I started timing how long he is sleeping for over 24 hours and it is nowhere enough for his age. We were thinking we need to extend the overnight sleeping and you have confirmed this. So glad I have found your channel and FB group.

  • @SeaTravelr123
    @SeaTravelr123 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    So jealous about the sun over the bank holiday. Pissed down with rain here. But I worked all weekend anyway. Now.....about zoomies and nighttime. I work all day and on Saturday it’s a late arrival home. So they have both been napping all day. I feel they need the time to play walk etc when I come home. Is that bad? Dutch is 4. Is that adolescent? Loulu goes out has a bit of fun and is happy to eat and snuggle. I want them to be well exercised and loved since I’m out so much

  • @Vs1.9
    @Vs1.9 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    My pitbull does this (1.5years) after dinner usually and he humps / bites (not too hard) and barks so usually he relaxs after a few mins but sometimes when hes really going I grab him and hug him tightly and that instantly stops him and after a minute or so he starts nodding off and he's cool after that

  • @sallyw6848
    @sallyw6848 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Hi, we currently have 10 month old boy beagle. We're looking to get him a companion and after a lot of research have concluded we would like another beagle, but not a puppy. Would you know of any young adults available for rehoming please?

    • @thebeaglelady1109
      @thebeaglelady1109  2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Hi Sally. If you are in the UK then Beagle Welfare is your place to go. They currently have many beagles needing homes. If you are outside the UK check in with local shelters. You may have to travel as some states in the US are more beagle focused than others.