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An American Bulldog is one breed in itself, thought to have been created by breeding English bulldogs and bull terriers.
The Boxer was from Germany, with records going back to the 1880s. Before that their history is more spotty.
The ancestors of Boxers were the German Bullenbeisser (a Mastiff type dog also called the Brabant Bullenbeisser), and the English Bulldog. The Brabant Bullenbeisser is accepted as the immediate ancestor of the Boxer.
The Brabanter was crossed with the English Bulldog to startthe line that would become the Boxer. In 1894, three Germans by the name of Roberth, Konig, and Hopner decided to work with the breed and enter it in a dog show. This was done in Munich in 1895, and the next year they founded the first Boxer Club.
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A bull boxer is a mix between a boxer and an English bulldog. There are several different kinds of crosses, such as the bulloxer, which is a boxer and American bulldog, a bullboxer pit, which is a boxer and an American pit bull terrier, and a staffy bull which is a boxer and a staffordshire bull terrier. jamie is weak
Bully breed dogs are dogs that are classified as pit bill type breeds and were originally bred to fight bulls for sport. Not all dogs that have the term "bull" in their breed qualify. Bully breeds include the American pit bull terrier, American Staffordshire terrier, Staffordshire terrier, English bull terrier, miniature bull terrier, and the American bulldog. (The English bulldog is not considered a bully breed.) Bully breeds are all part of the pit bull family, but each breed has unique personalities and temperaments. Bully breeds have gotten a bad reputation because of their aggressive beginnings, but they are great dogs to the right owner.
boxer's are a breed of there own Actually, boxers (like many modern breeds) did originate by mixing other dog breeds. "The Boxer is part of the Molosser dog group, developed in Germany in the late 19th century from the now extinct Bullenbeisser, a dog of Mastiff descent, and Bulldogs brought in from Great Britain." (from Wikipedia) FYI - this is a perfect example of how you should think twice before believing an answer that is written with so many grammatical errors ;)
Shadow - Golden Retriever Chance - American Bull Dog Bando - Bluetick Coonhound Delilah - Kuvasz Ashcan - Boxer Pete - Bullmastiff Riley - Leonberger, maybe? Stoky-Podengo Portugueso medio
The AKC (American Kennel Club) made this list. 1. Labrador retriever 2. Yorkshire terrier 3. German shepherd 4. Golden retriever 5. Beagle
A bull boxer is a mix between a boxer and an English bulldog. There are several different kinds of crosses, such as the bulloxer, which is a boxer and American bulldog, a bullboxer pit, which is a boxer and an American pit bull terrier, and a staffy bull which is a boxer and a staffordshire bull terrier. jamie is weak
Yes, although they are bred to a slightly different breed standard, they are the same breed (unless you are thinking of the American Bulldog which is different). The only real noticeable difference between English and American-born Boxers is that in America most Boxers are cropped and docked for show - which is illegal in England.
Boxer dogs! A TEACUP YORKIE
The Taiping Rebellion targeted the Qing dynasty, while the Boxer Rebellion supported it.
No a pit and a boxer are different breeds though they have similar characteristics they are not the same dog.
If you are referring to spots underneath their fur, and just on the skin, then yes, certain breeds of boxer dogs have spots.
Albert Young - American boxer - died in 1940.
Albert Young - American boxer - was born in 1877.
Boxers were breed between the American bulldog and the bullenbeiser which is now extinct.
The style of your Boxer will depend on their bloodline. Here are the three different styles of Boxers:UK Boxer DogGerman Boxer DogAmerican Boxer DogThere are very little physical differences between each style of Boxer. Read on to learn what these differences are.UK Boxer DogAs previously mentioned, there are not different types of Boxers, just styles. UK Boxers physical characteristics are: Elegant or gracefulLittle paws with high knucklesGerman BoxerDogThe German Boxers physical characteristics are: Bigger bone size than the American and UK BoxersSlightly smaller snoutWider thighStands slightly different UK Boxer due to their feet shapeAmerican Boxer DogThe American Boxer's style differs again: Tighter and shiner coatNo wrinkles on the skinLike the German Boxer, the American Boxer stands slightly different than the UK Boxer due to the shape of their feetWider snoutSo the important thing to remember is that there isn't different types of Boxers, but similar styles. With time you will be able to tell the difference of each.Some more questions you might have about the types of Boxers:
Dog breeds that begin with B include: beagle, Bassett hound, bloodhound...beichon boxer=)
The breeds that were crossed to produce boxer dogs include the Bullenbeisser and the Mastiff, going back as early as the 1700's. These modern boxers were bred in Germany. They continued to breed throughout history, which included their introduction to America.