Boxer Dog Breed
Boxer Dog Classification: Boxers
are working dogs.
Other Names: German Boxxer, Deutscher
Boxer, German Bulldog, German Boxer,
Boxer in Foreign Languages:
Dutch: boxer
Esperanto: boksero
Finnish: bokseri French:
boxer
German: Boxer
Greek: bóxer
Hebrew: boqser
Hungarian: bokszer
Japanese: bokusa
Mandarin: quán shi gou
Polish: bokser
Portuguese: boxer
Russian: boksjór
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Origins: The boxer descended from
two different breeds of Mastiffs in Germany.
Boxers were initially bred to bait bulls,
and as a guard dog.
Description: Boxers are squarely
built, medium size dogs. The boxer has
a square "boxey" face, with
a jaw with an under bite. The boxers ears
are short and their tail is cropped or
docked.
Size: Boxer dogs weigh between
55 to 70 lbs, they stand 21 to 25 inches
tall.
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weight
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height |
Male |
66-70 lbs |
22-25 inches tall |
Female |
55-60 lbs |
21-23.5 inches tall |
Coat: Boxers have a short, sleek
coat that is typically fawn or brindle,
black mask, with or without white markings.
Disposition: Boxer's are intelligent
and moderately easy to train, they respond
to positive reinforcement better than
criticism. They are not an aggressive
breed, but it will guard it's family and
home when threatened.
Type Dog: Boxers are working dogs.
Litter Size: Boxers give birth
to litters of 6-8 puppies.
Behavior: A boxer's exuberant
personality demands that they receive
regular exercise. They are social, playful
and easy to engage.
Traits: Playful, affectionate
Country of Origin: Germany
Life Span: Boxer dogs dogs typically
live 9 -10 years.
Club Recognitions: FCI, AKC, ANKC,
CKC, KC (UK), NZKC, UKC
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