With that face...
Resistance is most certainly futile...
She came from a shelter, litter abandoned near Route 66. She still had a little domed head when we got her, still a puppy. Mrs. GA was ready to take her then and there at the shelter,but she was underage for spaying (any dog who winds up on the wrong side of things at the shelter or pound in this county has to be spayed or neutered before they are adopted to another family) and we had to wait for a week or two. She is a wonderful dog, but with all the Beagle drawbacks, (barking,howling, bladder the size of a snow pea, so must go out several times a night for peeing) . She's a smaller type of Beagle, what is called an Elizabethan Beagle over here, bigger than a miniature, but smaller, and less prone to overweight, than a full beagle.