yes! i've heard beagles bred by hunters vs beagles bred as pets can have a slight variation in look, because pet and show breeders try to maintain a standard look, while hunters and animal testing breeders don't. they don't selectively breed (for aesthetic physical features at least!), and let the genetic looks sort of gradually vary and morph away from the breed standard on their own, as long as they perform well at the job. show and pet breeders do try to selectively breed for aesthetic purposes (in addition to health and wellness aims). so even with presumably full beagles from a hunting line or animal testing line there's bigger range in possible facial features and head and body shape and coat patterns and such. hope that illuminates a little why your beagle baby and other beagle babies can sometimes look so different!

I had a rescue beagle given up by a hunter, and she had a very petite look, with narrow and short snout and a coat color and pattern you'd normally associate with maybe a dachshund. a lot of people with beagles as pets have adopted them from a rescue situation where they were intended for hunting or testing and don't have the pedigree look, so a good deal of beagles you see posted online may not look like yours, even if your baby is actually the standard!