Abstract:The incidence of skin tumors in canine is often influenced by breed and age. They are more common in elderly and rarely seen in growing dogs, especially in growing Beagles. This article reports a case of spontaneous tumor in a beagle during the growing period, and conducts tissue sampling, pathological staining analysis and identification on it. Hematoxylin-eosin staining of the tumor tissue revealed that the canine tumor was located in the dermis, distributed focally, and contained a large amount of eosinophilic cytoplasm with abnormal nuclear morphology. Immunohistochemical results showed that Vimentin and CK were positive, while α-SMA, KI67, S-100 and CD34 were negative. Combined with the analysis of pathological staining results, the preliminary conclusion was probably fibrous histiocytoma. This case report provides a basis for the future diagnosis of canine tumor disease and a new perspective for the quality control of beagle.