var arrayFacts=[ "The Beagles:

In the late 1960’s one of the most popular Saturday morning cartoons was a group of Beagle musicians that parodied the Beatles.

The band members included a doggie duo, String and Tubby, who appeared in 5-minute serial adventures as well as the main cartoon.

The duo had a manager, Scotty (a Terrier), whose job was to make sure they remembered each song they wrote.", "Brilliant Beagle:

Prada, the Beagle who played Lou in Cats and Dogs, also played Porthos in Star Trek: Enterprise.

Previous titles for the movie Cats and Dogsincluded Felines and Canines and Fighting like Cats and Dogs.", "First Dog(s).

President Lyndon Johnson owned three Beagles while serving in the White House. He named them Him, Her, and Edgar.", "I Hear the Beagle Call.

Beagling is known as the poor man's fox hunt. About 30 - 40 Beagles are assembled and set out on a hunt. Hunters follow behind them on foot, until the Beagle, which does not kill the animal, flushes it out for the hunters to see.", "The Lost Dog.

Beagles are very likely to be lost.

They are naturally curious animals and tend to follow any scent they happen to pick up, no matter where it leads them. Unfortunately, this natural curiosity often leads to separation and sometimes a busy freeway.

They are also famed escape artists, and many pounds and humane societies often pick up lost Beagles.", "Sleeping the Night Away.

Beagles are known as fun loving and energetic dogs, but it takes them sometime to grow into this.

As puppies, they tend to sleep a lot, perhaps up to 2/3 of the day.", "Out of the Past.

The Beagle's ancestry is not certain, although it seems likely they've descended from a dog known as the Talbot dog, brought to Great Britain by William the Conqueror.

We also know that Beagles were primarily used for hunting.

Another English King, Edward III, also seems to have been fond of Beagles. Apparently, he would bring over 120 Beagles onto the battlefield with him.", "Peanuts!

Perhaps the most famous Beagle of all, is one created by Charles Schulz for his famed Peanuts comic strips.

Snoopy made his first appearance on October 4, 1950, two days after the comic debuted. Originally, he was a minor character and completely silent, but over the years Snoopy grew into a very accomplished dog.

Anyone familiar with the cartoon knows Snoopy was an ace fighter pilot, a writer, a hockey player, ice skater and world class writer. Not bad for a little pet sitting on top of a dog house.", "Leader of the Pack.

Beagles are pack animals and do not like to be left alone.

No one should take on a Beagle unless they are willing to provide the animal with a great deal of attention.

Owners who leave Beagles alone for long periods should know these animals have an amazing ability to entertain themselves. They might come home to find their shoes and furniture slightly 'rearranged.'

If owners are gone for long periods, it is best to make sure someone else will be there with the dog. If not, another dog, even another Beagle, is the best substitute.", "Pocket Pup.

There was once a type of Beagle known as the Pocket Beagle. They were about 8-9 inches tall, and often kept in pockets or purses while out on hunts.

It is believed that Queen Elizabeth I used to entertain her guests by allowing several of her Pocket Beagles to stroll along the table during dinner."];