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Molly is a bit over three months now and she doesn't bark. I know beagles are supposed to be vocal, but she seems totally disinterested in barking or howling. I have only heard her growl a handful of times, mostly at the local squirrels. I don't want to get really vocal, but I was wondering if this is normal for a puppy her age or if she is just a bit more shy using her voice?

Also, she is really biting a lot. I haven't had a puppy in a long time, but I remember that the biting is just normal puppy behaivor, I just can't remember when it is supposed to dwindle. We are very good about consistency in saying no, and now allowing chewing on our hands/fingers/ankles/feet/legs/arms/etc. - at least as much as we can. I am just really worried she will bite someone on a walk. We have a lot of young kids around us who love to run up to her and pet her, which she loves too, but she hasn't gotten the concept that she can't chomp on a person like she would another puppy. When can we expect this to end?
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Ours are fairly quiet, though they do both bark. Duke has the loud bay that my son termed The Rooster Bark. Violet's is much quieter, but she howls and Duke doesn't. Though she only barks when he has something she wants and he only barks at the door or something he thinks he sees or hears.

Roscoe barked less than 5 times in his entire life! Though that did change when we got Duke and he would pester him so much that Roscoe would finally bark at him, but it always sounded like a very immature bark.
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