Everyone who has a beagle knows how stubborn they can be.
They have a very independent attitude and it sometimes gets them into trouble.
Housebreaking them is no different, and your beagle may take longer to catch on.
While there are some things you can do to speed up the process, keep in mind that housebreaking beagles does take some time, but if you follow this advice, you may be able effectively train your puppy in less time.
While it is best to start training them when you first get your beagle as a puppy, you can housebreak a beagle of any age, but the older they are the more bad habits they have likely picked up and the more work you will have to put in to effectively train them.
But if you have a new puppy, you are basically starting from scratch so there are some things you can do to speed up the training process.
One thing to keep in mind is that your puppy will have to go to the bathroom very often.
When they are very young they don't know they have to go, so you should take them out to their potty spot after every drink of water they take, and after every meal they eat.
You may also need to take them out every hour even if they don't consume anything.
A good thing to do is to take them to the same spot to eliminate every time.
That way your beagle knows what to do when you head to that spot.
These are only some examples of what you can do to housebreak your beagle, but they are good starting points and should not be overlooked.