Boxers - the dogs not the people

[Kazz]

Originally Posted by Kim

Ah, Hello you too! We are all ok just come back from a fab holiday in Norfolk with hounds and my son recently visited from Australia with his girlfriend. How are you? X

I am weller than I was but not as well as I intend to be

Where did you go in Norfolk?

[Velvet]

Our two Boxers are very laid back. M & F.

Ive had Boxers from early 80's - always have a trio at any one time. Usually 2 bitches & a dog. Ive never known a Boxer to let people in but not out . They can be boisterous but you know its all in the training. You get what you put in. You will never ever get anywhere by "telling " a Boxer what to do. Much better to manipulate & let them think they thought of it in first place

Some can have health issues but if you insure with a good company like petplan you wont go wrong

Loads in Boxer rescues up & down the country. Sadly theyre overbred & people think nothing of getting rid for any old excuse ;(

As long as i am capable there will always be a boxer or two in the house

[Kazz]

Originally Posted by Velvet

Our two Boxers are very laid back. M & F.

Ive had Boxers from early 80's - always have a trio at any one time. Usually 2 bitches & a dog. Ive never known a Boxer to let people in but not out . They can be boisterous but you know its all in the training. You get what you put in. You will never ever get anywhere by "telling " a Boxer what to do. Much better to manipulate & let them think they thought of it in first place

Some can have health issues but if you insure with a good company like petplan you wont go wrong

Loads in Boxer rescues up & down the country. Sadly theyre overbred & people think nothing of getting rid for any old excuse ;(

As long as i am capable there will always be a boxer or two in the house

See that's my thinking of Staffs.....people say they are stubborn I say the people who ay that do not think around the box.