If you are an apartment dweller, you should consider Beagle
puppies as companions. They are small dogs that can deal with limited space with the right amount of daily exercise. 
So if your puppy is wondering "and where will I live?" and the manager approves, your apartment will be a suitable place. However, there are precautions you must take to make this work for everyone involved. You have to make sure that everyone is in agreement before you bring your puppy home.
You should check with your manager for any size restriction that may be specified in the rules of the apartment building. Beagle puppies should come well within the range of the size that is allowed. It is not likely that you will be able to use the apartment yard for your Beagle puppy (if there is one). Therefore, walking your puppy is necessary for him to get the exercise to help him to grow into a happy and healthy adult.
When you bring Beagle puppies to an apartment, you really have to put a little thought into how you are going to manage them. Most of the considerations are the same as you would find with bringing him to a private home. You have to consider how much time you spend at work and what you will do so that your puppy doesn't go through too much separation anxiety. We all have to work so this is something that you are going to have to consider. Just be sure to leave your Beagle with enough interesting toys to keep him busy while you are away.
Another consideration is how to keep him contained to a small area. Some people use crating for this and it works perfectly if done from the time that your dog is a puppy. You have to get a crate that will be big enough to give him a little room, but not too much. You have to train your puppy to accept the crate. They usually will because they love to den. They take to the crate as their own personal space. This could also help you with potty training a puppy. 
Beagle puppies don't like going potty where they sleep and this can really prove to be an asset in potty training. Crating also solves the problem of your puppy roaming all over your apartment while you are away.
The most important thing to know before you bring your Beagle puppy home is that this is going to work out for both of you. There is nothing as heartbreaking as getting a puppy, bonding with it, only to return him to the breeder because you can't find a place to live. If enough thought and effort is put into this before you get your puppy, there is no reason why it shouldn't work. A puppy is a lifetime commitment no matter what kind of puppy you get. This is especially so with Beagle puppies.
