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Click on the Queen to read more about Queen Elizabeth Pocket Beagles.
Our miniature beagles are the first and only internationally recognized Pocket Beagle Breed
and the smallest registrable rare breed hound in existence!
No Health Defects
QEPB Registration Papers
Our supervised network of breeders is devoted to the improvement of the Queen Elizabeth Pocket Beagle:the smallest rare breed hound in existence. We also specialize in miniature mastiffs:our Rottiebears, Puggybears, and Bullybears.
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Queens Beagle:
smallest in the land!
Sensitive in nature and adoringly devoted to its family, a Queen Elizabeth Pocket Beagle seems to know what you want, is healthy, and house trains easily.
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Rottiebear Cubs
Ever wish you could keep a Rottweiler in your apartment? Our Rottiebears are small enough to fit in your handbag!
Bullybear Cubs
Love this pudgy little bear with its baby bulldog face! Bullybears are our smallest recreation of the English Bulldog.
Puggybear Cubs
Puggybear Cubs look like giant English Mastiffs, only they are TINY!
All the Queens Bears are healthy, easily trained, good with other pets and children. They are similar to puggles
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You should buy your puppy
from Queen Elizabeth
Pocket Beagles & Bears
Reason 11
5% all Sales go to fund
the 'Get-A-Wag' Program
giving puppies to children
with special needs!
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Puppylike Adults
A puggle is a simple mix of a pug bred to a beagle,
"But what is a Queen Elizabeth Bear Cub?" I'm often asked.
I'm Rebecca VanMeter, founder of this newly developing breed,
and I'd like to share what make these cubs so successful.
This is a dog that looks like 
a puppy long after its grown
Hybrid Heritage
Queen Elizabeth Bear Cubs are the newest miniature mastiff breed
that have some pug and some beagle in them.
Our bears are going to look different and smaller than ordinary puggles
because our 'pugs' are cross-bred hybrids and our 'beagles' are
Queen Elizabeth Pocket Beagles.
Kewpie,World's Smallest Miniature Mastiff 
Three Bear-Types
There's color variety in the Queens Bear Cubs:
Shiny black and tan, Rottiebears look
very much like a Rottweiler puppy, only grow to one tenth their size!
Black masked fawn Puggybears,
full-grown, resembles an English Mastiff puppy at its smallest.
The Bullybear imitates a baby-faced
English Bulldog puppy having the greatest color variety
in solid, pied, tricolor, brindle, or jester bear color
Smaller Size
But these large dog breeds weren't actually used to get our
miniature mastiffs. We developed them from smaller dogs.
Teacup sized bears range 4 to 15 pounds, toy sizes are a little bigger.
Kewpie and Tricks her bigger sister
Better Health
All our miniatures have more endurance and less joint problems
than the much larger mastiffs they mimic. It seems we're building
a better breed by widening the gene pool. Health issues?
There are none to date. They don't have the breathing problems
or skin problems experienced in the molosser/bulldog breeds.
Adult Rottiebear 
Good Nature
Over multiple generations several kid-safe breeds
were selected that most brought out the traits we sought.
Queen Elizabeth Bear Cubs are good with children and
get along with other pets. Stability of temperament
is so important that we only used good natured
small dogs to get our cubs.
Adult Rottiebear
Wonderful Pets
What you will get is a dapper little mastiff
that has a jaunty walk and a happy attitude.
It's still a breed in refinement but the Queen Elizabeth
Bear Cubs we are presently making are wonderful pets.
12 pound,12 month old Rottiebear Cub
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Site Mailing List
Every Queen Elizabeth Pocket Beagle or Bear Cub breeder sells their puppies through one website maintained by the Queen Elizabeth Pocket Breeds Foundation. Prospective puppy buyers have a unique opportunity to do their own comparative shopping in one place as every puppy available anywhere will be listed here.
Everyone loves a puppy, and you're making the wisest choice in a
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CALL Rebecca VanMeter any hour
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