Meet Millie, a beautiful Bluetick Coonhound and Beagle mix with the sweetest soul and the happiest heart! This playful girl is full of love and always ready for her next adventure, whether that’s chasing a toy, going for a walk, or soaking up attention from her favorite people. She's the kind of dog who will greet you with a wagging tail and a happy heart every single day, eager to share her joy and affection.
As a mix of Bluetick Coonhound and Beagle, Millie embodies the best traits of both breeds. She possesses the keen scenting ability and energetic nature of a hound, making her an excellent companion for outdoor activities and exploring. Her Beagle heritage contributes to her friendly, outgoing disposition and makes her generally good with other dogs. She thrives on companionship and enjoys having furry friends to play with, so a home with other canine pals would be wonderful, pending a successful meet and greet.
Millie’s sweet personality and playful spirit would make her a wonderful addition to an active household ready to embrace her zest for life. She will flourish in a home that can provide consistent exercise, mental stimulation, and plenty of love. While she is good with dogs, her compatibility with cats is unknown. Millie is spayed, up to date on her rabies vaccine, and microchipped, ready to find the loving family she truly deserves.
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