Pint-Sized Beagle Puppy Plays Keep-Away With Her Frisbee
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As a proud Chihuahua mom, I’m always rooting for the little dogs. This itty-bitty Beagle has absolutely stolen the show in her new clip. The video opens with her proudly prancing along, holding a giant Frisbee (actually just a normal-sized Frisbee that looks giant in her jaws). A pack of friendly big dogs comes rushing in, clearly looking to play.
We should give her the title Keep-Away Artist, because the Beagle doesn’t let anyone near her toy. She clearly wants a medal to recognize her achievement. The caption adds, “She has stolen every heart in this house.” Hearts and Frisbees alike.
The top commenter, @mikien, jumped in with some insight: “If she’s anything like mine, she doesn’t even want the Frisbee. She just absolutely doesn’t want the other dogs to have the Frisbee.” That’s correct. @Cassie Rice followed up with the right notes: “Those EARS!!!!” Could they be any cuter?
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Why Do Puppies Love Playing Keep-Away?
Dogs frequently turn into little thieves, stealing food, socks, or each other’s toys. Some of this stems from a reliance on their sense of smell. If your laundry smells like you, a puppy might snag a piece as a little security blanket. But it’s probably more than that.
When your little guy grabs something they shouldn’t, you chase after them, just like the dogs in this video. It may be necessary to save your favorite shoes, but it does turn the interaction into a fun game. And it’s one pups want to repeat by absconding with the items in question again.
Dog parents may choose an alternate route, like teaching their buddy “drop it” or “leave it.” These instructions allow you to get your pup to release the object without making it into the next round of tag.
In this situation, though, we’re team Beagle and think she should get to run around with the Frisbee for as long as she pleases.
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This story was originally published by PetHelpful on Nov 14, 2026, where it first appeared in the Pet News section. Add PetHelpful as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Source: Nature
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