Beagles are among the most notoriously successful breeds of dogs. From being Charlie Brown’s right-hand dog to the favorite of Barry Manilow, these pups definitely know how to win friends and influence people. Here are seven habits we can learn from them.

They Get Enough Sleep

A good night’s sleep ensures enough energy to last the whole day through. and beagles sure do need a lot to emanate all that cute. they try to aim for 8 or more to avoid a mid-afternoon crash.

They Help Others

Beagles know that a strong support group is key to individuals’ success, and magical things can come of interdependency. Whenever a fellow pup is in trouble, they’re more than willing to lend a paw. After all, the favor may be returned in the future.

They Vocalize Their Needs and Wants

Beagles recognize that you have to take care of yourself before you can take care of others. Accordingly, when they’re hungry or need to go outside, they let their voices be heard! Then they can get back to their daily activities as the best version of themselves.

They Take Time to Enjoy Nature

In today’s fast-paced society, it’s easy for beagles to get caught up rushing from one playdate to the next. Highly effective beagles recognize nature’s beauty and take time to stop and smell the flowers- even for just five minutes a day!

They Don’t Obsess Over Appearances

Sure, all beagles want to look good, but sometimes they get caught off-guard and end up looking silly in a picture. That’s alright! The happiest of beagles go about their day-to-day activities without constantly worrying about how they appear.

When Beagles Work, They Work

A strong work ethic is key to beagles’ success. Whether it be typing up a proposal for a new water bowl or restructuring their toy boxes, these dogs approach every project with strong focus and intent.

…But They Make Sure to Balance It with Play!

Achieving a balance is what pups do best. They reward themselves for a job well-done and know that their best work happens when they allow time for relaxation!