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The Beagle Climbed Into the Wagon and Brought a Passenger

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The red wagon looks a little full today. A lemon and white Beagle sits tall on a bed of hay with his long ears hanging and his nose pointed forward, as if he were the conductor. Right beside him, Clover the calf lies with her legs folded neatly, her white-blazed face turned the same way. Behind them, a wooden fence and the corner of a house glow in the afternoon light, and the grass below the wheels is bright green.

Beagles are friendly, curious dogs that were bred for following scent trails in groups, so they tend to enjoy company of all kinds. They are also famously driven by their noses, which is why a fenced yard is a wise idea for any Beagle. Calves, meanwhile, are social animals who feel safest around others. In a real farm setting a young calf needs proper care from a farmer and a vet, so a pretend scene like this is mostly for the smile. Still, the lesson holds for any pet pair: animals who feel secure around each other tend to relax quickly.

The wagon seems to have no particular destination. It is simply a slow lap around the yard with two friends who are happy to be along for the ride. The Beagle keeps his eyes on the horizon, and Clover looks perfectly content.

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