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There are some puppy mixes that just immediately make sense the second you see them. Like, oh… yes. Of course, that would be adorable. Like, no duh.

And then there are the ones that somehow exceed expectations, anyway.

TikTok user @petland.sarasota shared the clip asking the very important question: What do you get when you cross a Beagle and an English Bulldog? And then immediately answers it with the tiniest, squishiest little “Beabull” puppy you have ever seen.

The video shows both parent breeds first: a Beagle with that classic curious face and an English Bulldog with all the wrinkles. Then the puppy appears, and it is just… everything combined in the best possible way. Soft, round, slightly wrinkly, with that Beagle expression doing a lot of work. It’s just an adorable, squishy baby!

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People in the comments were completely sold. One person wrote, “That might be the cutest thing ever,” which feels like a fair reaction. Another said, “Oh my gosh, how cute!” which honestly covers it.

Others shared their own experiences with the mix, and it only made things worse in the best way. “I had one!!! He was the sweetest… but with that Beagle nose,” and “I am the parent of a Beabull, amazing dog, I love her,” which is the kind of endorsement that makes you start thinking thoughts.

There were also the emotional ones, like “My Beabull was the best dog I ever [had]. He and my daughter were inseparable,” which… OK. That one hits a little.

And then the practical praise, “I’ve seen these before. They have great nostrils, so they breathe better, and they are cute,” which feels like both a health note and a compliment.

Also, quick aside: Mixes like this always feel like you are getting the best of both worlds and also a completely unpredictable personality, which is part of the magic of mixed-breed puppers.

What, Exactly, Is a Beabull?

A Beabull is a mixed-breed dog resulting from crossing a Beagle with an English Bulldog. The result is typically a medium-sized pup with a combination of the Beagle’s curiosity and scent-driven personality and the Bulldog’s laid-back, affectionate nature.

They often have a slightly wrinkled face, a sturdy little build, and that expressive Beagle look that makes them seem like they are always thinking about something important. Many people also note that they can have fewer breathing issues than Bulldogs, depending on the individual pup, thanks to that Beagle influence.

Temperament-wise, Beabulls are known for being friendly, loyal, and great with families. They tend to form strong bonds with their people and can be both playful and cuddly, which is a very good combination.

That said, if you are thinking about bringing one home, it’s always better to adopt, not shop. Your local humane society or shelter may already have an adorable Beabull or similar mix waiting for a home, and giving a dog a second chance is always worth it.

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This story was originally published by Parade Pets on Apr 5, 2026, where it first appeared in the Pet News section. Add Parade Pets as a Preferred Source by clicking here.