Boxer Dogs

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While this lump is probably benign, the chance of it being cancerous is too big to ignore. Take the dog to the vet immediately. A cancerous growth on the neck, if it is caught before it metastatises (spreads to other parts of the body, especially internally) probably has a fairly good prognosis as it would not be too difficult to remove all of the cancerous tissue. If you care about your dog, get it to the vet now while there is still a good chance that if it is cancer, it will be curable. I totally agree with the above poster, but wanted to add generally white lumps are called 'fatty lumps' but. this information should NOT deter you from getting your dog in to be sure this lump is non cancerous.

Desirable traits

Is medium to large, with a rugged, sleekly-muscled "masculine" build

Needs minimal grooming

Loves to romp and play

Is usually steadfast and reliable with everyone

Looks imposing enough that he is an effective deterrent even when friendly

Not so desirable traits

Rowdiness and exuberant jumping when young

Potential aggression toward other dogs (usually of the same sex)

A strong-willed mind of his own, requiring a confident owner who can take charge

Snorting, wheezing, snoring

Slobbering and drooling

Gassiness (flatulence)

A very real potential for health problems and a short lifespan

Female boxers, like athletes in any sport, can have a range of relationships, from friendships to rivalries. Many female boxers support each other and build camaraderie through shared experiences in a traditionally male-dominated sport. However, competition can also create tension, especially leading up to fights. Ultimately, the dynamics vary from individual to individual.

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boxers were bred in Germany.

Ive had my boxer for 6 years.

The pros of having her are that

she is an extremely loving dog,

she is very obedient when she wants to be,

she is very protective so i feel safe with her were ever we go,

she keeps me company

The cons of her are that

She can be vicious with other dogs,

There is a field at the back of my house and she thinks its hers so she is territorial,

The boxer emerged at the end of the 19th century in Germany. Its exact origins are unclear but it may descendent of the Bullenbeisser, an ancient Mastiff breed, once used for bull-baiting and boar hunting.

Character: Fearless, self-assured and fun-loving.

Pet Suitability: Ideal dog for energetic, experienced owners. Needs plenty of exercise, but minimal grooming. Gentle with children.

In order to find a good place where you can buy Bengal cats and boxer dogs, you will have to look for breeders in your area. A breeder is your best option for buying pets.

Its to keep the sweat from getting in their eyes...vaseline repeals water. To deflect the blows a little and also to assist should the boxer become cut.

Check for diabetes

My boxers farts stink very bad when he eats a strange food or is changing to a different dog food. So the stinkyness may be caused by food it has eaten...

There are a variety of situations that would have caused this outcome.

1. The female dog was unsupervised while in heat (this is a 3 week long process) and had a multiple sire litter. This is possible to have with dogs. They are still fertile after they are bred and so another dog could have bred with her.

2. One or both are not an AKC Boxer. This is the only guarantee that they are pure boxer. They may look one way but a parent, grand or great parent may have well been a hound. So this will always contribute to the genetics of this dog(s).

yes

a snout

Goyle

As a respectable breeder you do NOT breed a boxer before the age of 2 years old. They also should be health screened. OFA hips and elbows, 24 hour holter, ecocardiogramed, thyroid, DM, ARVC.

Once these have all been passed or done have come back normal, then you find a male that has the same normal test results.

If you do a breeding before 2 years of age or without health testing, you are just a back yard breeder and not helping the breed at all. But making it worse, because you have no idea what you are passing on to those pups.

A food aggressive dog is potentially dangerous. Many shelters will not try to rehome a pet with this trait. A person who doesn't have a dog training background will not have the skill and patience to rehabilitate such a canine by herself, and may get bitten while trying. Displaying food aggression does not necessarily mean that the animal is trying to be the leader of the pack; he could have issues with food from his past, he could be fearful, or he could be confused about how he is supposed to behave. The most effective way to address this issue is to find the best positive-method dog trainer in your area and speak with him about how to proceed. No harsh techniques should be used to correct this problem. You will spend some money in the process, and it will take a while, but you will end up with a calmer, safer, happier pet.

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.

a boxer should only have pupies twice every four months

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