If my boxers have puppies can I keep them?

If your boxers have puppies and you keep and raise them, you may have chaos in your house. You need to make sure to train all of the dogs properly with consistency. Read More

If you have 2 boxers and 2 Bengals, they can both mate as long as you have one male boxer, and one female boxer, and one female Bengal and one male Bengal, that are not related to one another. You can keep their puppies and kittens and raise them yourself, however it is a lot of work to take care of puppies and kittens. There are also many puppies and kittens looking for homes so… Read More

If you have puppies, you and your boxer mate may need a bigger apartment or maisonette depending with your budget. Read More

Boxers are sometimes aggressive due to their instincts. Some boxers are aggressive because they weren't properly socialized as puppies. In the last case they are afraid and insecure dogs. Read More

Boxers are born with tails. In the United States, boxers' tails are docked, or cut shorter, by veterinarians. This occurs when the puppies are no older than 3 days old. Read More

boxers are cute because they have a wrinkley faces and they lay on your laps Read More

Boxers usually have 5 to 10 puppies per litter. It is generally a surprise as to the number, but Mother Nature provided her with 8 teats, therefore, 8 puppies would be her natural limit. Read More

This is certainly possible, as long as both dogs have brindle parentage somewhere in there ancestry. For example, if one of the parents was brindle, or maybe even one of the grandparents, they could have brindle puppies. This is because darker colours are more dominant and so are likely to recur again in later generations. For this reason, it is very possible that two fawn Boxers could have a few brindle puppies in the litter… Read More

It depends on the dog, We use to breed boxers they normally have about 6 but we had from 2-13. Read More

Because the puppies get cold. Read More

Puppies only keep their eyes shut for only a few short days when born. Puppies open their eyes rather quickly. Read More

To keep them fresh and not make them mould green ? Read More

the bigger the dog the more puppies it can have. smaller dogs like jack russles have around four pups whereas bigger dogs ie. boxers can produce around eight. Read More

Dogs don't sell their puppies. Read More

If the puppies are with the mother then you should keep them with her until 8 weeks of age. The mother will instinctively wean the puppies on her own, but you may need to help her by removing her from the puppies. The puppies can technically be taken away after 6 weeks, but the longer the puppies are with the mother the better because they will learn from their mother. Read More

Its a way where she can keep her puppies warm when they are cold. Its the only way a mother dog can keep her puppies warm really. Don`t worry she won`t kill her puppies. The mother well actual hold her body up but at the same time keep them warm. Especially if theirs only one puppies but if she as 2 or more the puppies lay in puppies groups to stay warm. Hope this Helps!!! Read More

to keep fit Read More

No. I have a pet boxer who had puppies, and they are actually born with really long tails. Humans cut their tails off, and I don't know why. Read More

A LOT! If your dog has puppies then it could take up to a whole house for them to play and run around. You can keep it to a limit though, like maybe a large living room. If you have dogs and puppies though, it might be better if you keep the big dogs (except the mother and father) away from the puppies so the puppies do not get hurt. Especially if you have newborns… Read More

around 8 weeks Read More

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Hamsters, kittens, and puppies! Read More

A blanket,a soft one Read More

Yes it is. - Keep it up out of puppies reach. If you KNOW he's eaten it, take him to the Vet immediately. Read More

As long as your female boxer dog and male boxer dog are not related, you can allow them to mate and have puppies. It is up to you if you want to sell the puppies or just raise them yourself. If you do not neuter the puppies they will try to mate, but since they will be brother and sister it isn't recommended that you allow them to mate. Read More

You could sell them.... or if there isn't that many and you have a big heart, you could keep them Read More

Definetly not. Boxers thrive in the cold, and they can easily be prone to cancer when in VERY hot or VERY cold climates. Altough Boxers may seem like they love the snow, keep them inside most of the time. Anyway it's a bit obvious as they have such a short coat. Read More

A heat lamp works well. Read More

Just keep it out of their sight Read More

Becuase they just do to keep the life cycle moving. Read More

Well it really isn't possible for a mom dog to eat her puppies but a way is to keep them in separate cages. Read More

A puppies eyes are not done developing when they are born. They keep them closed as they develop for the next couple of weeks after being born. Read More

stay with the mother and then when the puppies get older the dad teaches them, but later on in life the dad will mate with any female puppies to keep their genes in the family. also the father will urinate on the male puppies showing a sign of dominance over them. Read More

My Boxer just had puppies two weeks ago. When she went into labor she walked around alot and acted like she was going to vomit, but never did. she also spent alot of time trying to adjust the blankets where I had her birthing area set up. She will pant alot. Make sure you have a place ready for her to have the puppies and that it is warm, it needs to be about 85… Read More

Not to sure what you mean by "hard to keep" By the way its "Purebred". By hard to keep do you mean, are the mean, will they run away? Read More

I have the game Nintendogs and I love it! Sorry, they don't have puppies but if you continue to train train your dogs for Agility and stuff like that, you'll get to the point where you just keep winning in competittions and you'll get new puppies at the Kennel!!! Read More

If you have to go outside every 10 mins just incase the puppy/ puppies then you have to keep doing it until the puppies/puppy understands that, that is when they go to the loo then put a word with it so say like "do you want to go wee wees?" then after a while they will start to understand that , that i what they have to do and until that then keep on going Read More

hi my dog had milk fever i let puppies stay away from momie for week and cave the puppies ideal milk with little bit honey and yellow of egg only the ellow 3 times a day and do not keep the mix cold mus be normal Read More

Well, if the puppies are very young, you should keep them inside with the right tempreture. If there a bit older and are able to go outside, then consinder taking them for a walk :) but if your one of those people that don't keep a dog in the house, AND dosent have a backyard, then don't have dog ? Read More

when puppies are born, for the first 2 or 3 days I believe, the dogs have little to no blood flow to the tails with almost no sensitivity or control. It is then that most dogs receive the clip. Read More

You take care of puppies the same way that you take care of any baby, feed him, and give it water, and keep him dry, and clean. Read More

The whelping box should have shelf so that the puppies can get under it. Be sure the box is large enough for all of them. Read More

eemmm inapropriate language there are kids on this website :( Read More

The reason the "Boxers" were called Boxers is because during the rebellion the boxers had banners and on the banners was a black closed fist so the people getting attacked thought they were boxers Read More

They're born blind to keep out infections and diseses Read More

If it's a recent litter of pups, it is perfectly normal. Read More

No, boxers are not known to punch other dogs. Read More

Keep it with the mom in the box until the puppies have opened their eyes. And if you want to hold it, wash your hands because there are some infections that humans can transport to dogs. If you plan to sell the puppies, be sure its at least 3 months old. Read More

Yes, although you should carefully watch to make sure the puppies aren't being smothered or crushed. The mother will lay over her puppies when they are newborn to keep them warm. Read More

You don't -nestle the puppies in a laundry basket lined with bath towels and take the mother with them. If she can fit in the laundry basket with the puppies, that is ideal. If she won't fit, keep her close to the puppies the whole time. Read More