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"The Thinker:
The Boxer originated in Germany in the late 1800s, and is a descendant of mastiff-like dogs known as bullenbeisers (bull-baiters).
Boxers were bred for hunting and holding prey, as well as the ability to think independently to better aid hunters.",
"A Boxer's Build:
Today's Boxer is a medium sized dog with short hair, lots of energy, and loads of muscle.
Males are between 23 and 25 inches tall and weigh roughly 66-70 pounds.",
"Asleep and Snoring:
The Boxer is a brachycephalic breed for dog, which means that it has a short muzzle and an underbite.
This enables the dog to hold onto animals tightly so that it can retrieve game.
This type of dog may have difficulty regulating body temperature, and prefers to live in moderate temperatures… It may also have a snoring problem…",
"Ultra Flashy:
A classic Boxer generally has little white fur.
A Boxer with lots for white fur is called 'flashy' and a completely white boxer is called 'ultra flashy.'",
"Screen Your Breeder:
When you are searching for a breeder, be sure to find one that has bred health tested dogs.
Because Boxers are prone to some serious genetic health problems, it is essential that the breeder screen his dogs for these issues.",
"Breeder Basics:
What are some warning signs of a suspicious breeder?
1)Does not give you hard copies of title, and health testing documents for parents and puppy.
2)Allows you to take the puppy home before it is 7 weeks old.
3) Charges more for papers.",
"Boxer Bones:
Boxers usually grow taller until they are roughly 12-15 months old, and they become stockier until they are two or three years old.
Be careful to avoid over-exercising your puppy until the age of 18 months, because its growth plates do not close until that time.",
"Sizing Up Your Boxer:
Because Boxer puppies grow at varying rates, it is impossible to estimate its ultimate size by the puppy's current size.
The best way to know its ultimate size is to measure its parents, siblings, and close relatives."];