Description:  The Beagles was a 1960s animated cartoon series about two anthropomorphic beagle dogs, Stringer and Tubby, who are in a musical band. Inspired by the Beatles, the duo often got into trouble due to publicity stunts orchestrated by their Scottish terrier manager, Scotty. Stringer played the guitar while Tubby played the stand-up bass, and the show was known for its rock-and-roll music and attempts to cash in on the British Invasion.

Main Characters:

Stringer: The tall beagle who plays the guitar. Tubby: The short, fat, spectacled beagle who plays the stand-up bass. Scotty: Their Scottish terrier manager who often devises publicity stunts that lead to trouble.

Premise: Stringer and Tubby are a musical duo whose manager, Scotty, tries to promote their music through various stunts, often resulting in chaos.

Inspiration: The show was a response to the popularity of bands like The Beatles and was meant to capitalize on the "Beatle-mania" craze.

Music: The show featured songs influenced by the British Invasion sound. A soundtrack album, "Here Come the Beagles," was released in 1967.