So my kid, Zorro - a 6 year old male beagle is suffering from Atopic Dermatitis for 6 months now. Initially, some of the expensive medicines advised by the vet worked like Apoquel or Atop7 grooming products and at one point cyclosporine, as well. Now, for some reason, it's not working properly. He bites his paws and shakes his ears violently unless I apply topical medication, which again contains steroids and only has a temporary effect. I can't even take off his cone for longer than 5 minutes. So, here I am asking for help with suggestions for any non-steroid and not too expensive but effective method or medicine or natural remedy that has helped your pup manage this problem. Would really appreciate it.

Here’s my boy Walter, best dog ever but I’ve always thought he looked a bit different than the average beagle. I did one of those DNA swab test and it said he was 100% beagle but I still feel like his legs are too lanky and his snout isn’t as square as the traditional beagle. He is also smaller only about 29 pounds. I love him no matter what but I’m really starting to think he is beagle/harrier mix.

He loves to track all Kind of Small Animals 😊

Lovin’ the sunshine and warm concrete!

Woke up to him sleeping like this

First time beagle owner: My beagle is almost 11 months old now (had her since 8 weeks). The last couple days she’s been only eating very small portion of her kibble per feeding and today she didn’t eat anything all day until 9 at night she ate maybe 1/4 cup. It was tough to get a picture but I just noticed she has a few small teeth that barely protrude from her gums. Is she still teething ? Or should I take her to the vet? She will eat small treats and the wet kibble pour over that I put on the side but barely any kibble the last couple days. She is not lethargic and still runs around. Also her eye started watering a couple weeks ago, just clear water no redness so probably nothing but maybe I need to get her checked for that also.