The Olde English Pocket Beagle was originally bred in England. Hunters on horseback would carry the small beagle in the saddle bag on hunts. When the big dogs couldn't get through the thick brush, they would let the little pocket beagles down to flush out the animal. Breeders are working to reestablish this fine breed for everyone to enjoy.

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The Olde English Pocket Beagle, are the smallest variety of the beagle, usually standing 10-12 inches at the shoulders and weighing approximately 15 pounds. They are friendly and loving toward family and family pets, easily kept in town or country. The coat is short and dense and comes in many colors. They have a nice head and muzzle, with long drooping ears. Their dark eyes are large, and the tail is long. This is a loving small dog with basic needs.​