Boxer Dogs

no skills just buy to dogs

I think a good name for a female boxer is leila ali like the female boxer

Both dogs are from the same gene pool. If they mate and produce no offspring, nothing bad would likely happen. If they do produce puppies, the negative genetic traits that are inherent in both brother and sister are essentially concentrated in the puppies. This can cause mental and physical defects.

You should be able to have 3 Boxer dogs in Malta. You will need to check with your local city and state laws.

it's ring-worm treat it with cocanut oil

The term jaw lock is when the dog has his teeth on an item and is very hard to pull him away puto's

Whatever your personality matches with is best. But I would recomend the boxer. I have one and she is inteligent and never harms any member of the family. They are playful and sometimes grow big and also need exercise. It's a very good family pet

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Not at all, but it will happen over and over.

I used to have one that was 27" at the withers and he weighed 104 pounds.

I used to have one that was 27" at the withers and he weighed 104 pounds.

I own one named Thor and he stands 29" and weighs in at 110. he is a beast.

yes but only if there really good high profile guys like Oscar dela hoya or Floyd maywhether. the majority of boxers are always gonna be poor.

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to see if their nose is broken yet of course!

In past years look at Records (to verify) boxers were much, much more active than these days. Look at the Late great Willie Pep's record and compare to the boxers active on the now. Pep had some 250 bouts. Yes: the money these days at the top is something never achievable in past eras (Willie Pep never made any even 1/4 mil. for one bout). Still, you will have exceptions. Buck Smith of recent vintage was hughly active (and highly rated, too).

The culture of boxing has changed. Still, it is only the upper echelon boxers making the nice paydays you'd be surprised how cheap many fighters are placed on cards, for. So...it's a cultural change, really. If past years boxing was as popular as baseball, & football are today. Thus, there were more opportunities to box. In the case of Buck Smith, he was perpetual with his activity thus, he approached it as a hobby and more for the sport than as a business. He was a Top Gun, certainly, but...bet you he took cuts money wise in order to do what he did.

More so it is a combination of reasons why. The money lends to that with the Big bio, fighters. But, it's a trend. By the way, that trend isn't as fast negative as the casual fan maybe will suppose. Look close at Ring magazine world ratings.

Many of the rated boxers on now will have a 50 plus bout resume. Juan Maneul Marquez comes to mind. Bernard Hopkins is active yet and slowed. In his case, age and all, the such move is wisdom, only. He is less active but...it's just in keeping with his personal bio-rythems. He can't perform great, any longer without his personal rest, and store up. Hopkins at his age, is yet considered one of a handful of Four Star boxers active

The gestation period for dogs - all dogs - is nine weeks.

pretty much whatever the owner wants to train them in, although they're generally not used for scent tracking.

Theoretically it is possible to mate any two Dogs of whatever breed, as they are the same species (though I cannot say that a Chihuahua and Great Dane mix would be too likely!). A Boxer and "Goldendoodle" mating is therefore completely possible and would produce puppies that were half Boxer, one quarter Poodle and one quarter Golden Retriever. Boxer's and Goldendoodle's are generally of a similar size, so this mating should be able to be carried out with limited human assistance.

I owned a Boxer once. Female, 10 years old when she got into her first fight with two Pit bulls. She defended herself well, chased one of them off and held her ground against the other one until I could get to her. She had just ONE cut on her ear, but other then that her defense was so good there was nothing else but drool on her. xD

No, they are classed as working dogs.

The reason they have such short lives is because "The bigger the dog, The shorter the life" and they are fairly big dogs.

Well, the average is around $500 and up really :)

i would take him to the vet asap just incase

No.

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