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Boxer Overview

Is this compassionate breed for you?

Boxer Puppy1. The Boxer person is ready and able to assume a leadership role with the intelligent, sometimes stubborn Boxer, a breed designed for protection work and guard duty.

2. The Boxer person has time to exercise and care for the dog and can provide ample accommodations.

3. The Boxer person is responsible and available, for this breed makes its highly affectionate ways known to the ones it chooses to call its own.

4. The Boxer person makes certain that his dog is safe at all times.

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Reprinted from Breeders Best: Boxer © 2004. Permission granted by Kennel Club Books, an imprint of BowTie Press.

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We have a dwarf boxer/German shepherd mix. Although Bella Dolce has the colorings of a shepherd, her personality and the rest of her looks are definately Boxer! I've owned many breeds over my whole life and I have never had such a playful breed! Bella is quick to play when she's not eating or sleeping and could play all day. If you have children, this would be a great breed for you. Bella is very smart, quick to learn, but very opinionated when she doesn't want to do something! She is a definate "people dog" and likes everyone. Although Bella went into a bit of depression when I was recently in the hospital for 4 days, she rallied once I came home. I am her pack leader and she reconizes me as such. My husband was home, but she obeys me better than him.
Karen, Kalamazoo, MI
Posted: 10/12/2010 11:06:41 AM
good article thanks
janet, bethlehem, PA
Posted: 8/27/2009 4:29:34 AM
I have a 17 month old flashy fawn boy. He brings a smile to my face a hundred times a day. Every morning we join our friends for an hour of off leash running and playing. At night we spend an hour on leash in the park or walking in the neighborhood. Yes, he does require a good deal of exercise,but my family is rewarded with a fairly well behaved dog. He has the spirit of a child in a dog's body. I absolutely love the breed and wish I had not waited so long to get one.
Char, Moose Jaw, SK
Posted: 8/21/2009 9:21:50 AM
Boxers are great big lap dogs. Highly entertaining clowns who bore easily. Their feelings are easily hurt. They look for jobs to do. Make sure it is one you want done. At one time the only dog recommended for small children, they were the first Seeing Eye dogs. You will get hooked if you ever have a boxer. My first Boxer came home when I was 6 months old-- 55 years ago. Today I have 3 and have been volunteering for boxer Rescue LA for 19 years. Leash training is a must as they distract easily and will pull you over to investigate that fallen leaf.
Trudy, Lake Arrowhead, CA
Posted: 5/22/2008 9:21:17 AM
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