An adorable Beagle breed dog shown in detail, ideal for personal or commercial use as a vector image.
An adorable Beagle breed dog shown in detail, ideal for personal or commercial use as a vector image. A vector graphic representation of a small dog breed, specifically a Beagle. A beagle dog's head with its ears and nose in detail. A close-up illustration of a Beagle's head, depicted in a simple yet detailed vector format.
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