Chinese Beagle syndrome is an inherited developmental disorder found only in Beagles. It is generally noticeable at birth, and often occurs alongside other hereditary defects. In some cases, this condition is painful and the afflicted puppy will have to be euthanized.

The physical deformities associated with this condition are a broadened head, slanted eyes, and undersized outer digits. Afflicted dogs have stiff legs and a hopping-like gait.

Chinese Beagle syndrome is an inherited disorder.

A physical examination can diagnose Chinese Beagle syndrome. Further testing may be done to determine if any other birth defects are present.

There is no treatment for Chinese Beagle syndrome. If the affliction is severe and causing suffering or pain to your dog, euthanization is unfortunately the best option.

Since it is an inherited disorder, dogs with a family history of Chinese Beagle syndrome should not be bred. Likewise, you should not acquire a dog with a family history of this condition.

No, you cannot get this condition from your dog.