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Boxers

The Boxer will weigh 50 to 80 pounds when full grown. This fairly active breed needs routine daily exercise. An occasional brushing will keep any shedding from their smooth, short coat under control. Boxer puppies are patient and excel with children and other pets, especially if socialized early. They are not recommended for households where everyone is gone all day, as they may become destructive if bored or lonely. The Boxer is sometimes bred with the Poodle to create the Boxerdoodle.

The Boxer will weigh 50 to 80 pounds when full grown. This fairly active breed needs routine daily exercise. An occasional brushing will keep any shedding from their smooth, short coat under control. Boxer puppies are patient and excel with children and other pets, especially if socialized early. They are not recommended for households where everyone is gone all day, as they may become destructive if bored or lonely. The Boxer is sometimes bred with the Poodle to create the Boxerdoodle.

Boxer Puppies for Sale: Gentle Giants

Boxers have quite a tough reputation. Their history has made it quite a deserved one, but underneath it all, they are just big softies. The Boxer as we know it came into being in the 19th century in Germany, and originates from just two breeds: the Barenbeiszer and the Bullenbeiszer, which are mastiff-like dogs. Later down the line, the offspring of these were crossed with the Bulldog and other Mastiffs.

These early Boxers were used as working dogs in areas that needed their strength and agility, such as rounding up livestock and cart pulling, as well as catching and pinning bison and wild boar. They were also used in blood sports such as bull baiting and dog fighting. Later on, they became popular features in the circus and theater. By 1904, Boxers were a popular breed, although at this time they varied quite a lot in appearance. That would soon change with the advent of the first Boxer studbook.

Luckily for the Boxer, the more violent aspects of its history are over and people looking for Boxer puppies for sale are more enlightened as to their sweet and loving temperaments. This doesn’t mean that they have lost their ability to be working dogs; many are still used by the police, the military and in search and rescue operations – and you can be certain that your Boxer will make an excellent guard dog.

If you are looking for Boxer puppies for sale, be aware that there are two types: the German Boxer and the American Boxer. The American dogs have smaller heads than their German cousins, and tend to be not quite as muscular.

Boxer Links: Boxer Dog Breed Information, and Boxers for Sale.