BOXER PUPPY FULL

A Boxer needs a good play session with his human and a toy/ball or another dog(s) in order for him to expend his energy. Boxers require daily exercise! Taking a quick walk down the street is not sufficient. SLURP!īoxers are late to mature (that means they act like puppies and do not tend to “settle down” until the age of 3 or 4 years). They are “shadows,” often following you from room to room – even waking from a nap to do so! They crawl in your lap, jump up on you and love to give those sloppy wet Boxer kisses. A Boxer in his adolescence is NOT easy to handle for the novice or unprepared person.īoxers are a very friendly and affectionate breed! They are referred to as an “in-your-face” breed.

BOXER PUPPY FULL

People seem to forget that a cute Boxer puppy turns a big, handsome, full grown adult dog that requires a lot of your time and attention. As precious as Boxer puppies are, they don’t stay that way or that size forever.

The basic fact that Boxer Rescue has to exist is evidence enough that too many people get a puppy because he is adorable, cute and playful. In fact, he can be a regular nightmare for some.īoxers rule but they also drool! They pass gas, give wet kisses, jump up to greet you and snore too! If the sound of any of this makes you wince, you are not right for a Boxer! If an attention seeking, 70+ pound slobbering lap dog isn’t appealing to you, please do not acquire a Boxer! You must truly be a “dog person” to coexist happily with a Boxer. One must weigh carefully, the decision to bring a Boxer into his or her life and home. To even try could mean breaking the spirit and essence of this spectacular breed. Do not think you can mold him into a dog that will accommodate your lifestyle. A Boxer is a joyful, silly, fun-loving, affectionate and occasionally stubborn breed of dog.