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That's where the Boston terrier comes in. It's almost exactly like a boxer but a lot smaller.

They definitely aren't for everyone. I feel the same way about poodles. Love the way they look but they don't fit my needs, or wants. So I admire them from afar.

I wish Rosie would put on some weight. She's always been on the thin side. She looks pretty good being 11.

I don't think ears get cropped until around 12 weeks, so most breeders don't crop them unless they think they are show prospects.

I never crop ears, but prefer the tail docked. Boxers do too much butt wagging and that tail would be dangerous and get damaged easily.

Didn't see many until the last 10 years or so. They are becoming more popular. They are an option if someone prefer that type. It is interesting to see how the American breeding of boxers has deviated from the original German type.

That's a German type boxer. They are a bit bigger than the American type, which I personally prefer. The German type look big and like they probably drool.

That's a German type boxer. They are a bit bigger than the American type, which I personally prefer. The German type look big and like they probably drool.

They sure come up with some crazy stuff. I like the way they think outside the box.

Whenever I see Brew I see boxer too. You said he's mostly pit and lab, but I just see his inner boxer. :lol:

I love this one,

They are funny goofy dogs.

They are so portable. They fold up into a tiny carry on. :lol: My rat Chihuahua used to make Rosie sleep in her bed while she took the bigger more roomy bed.

Boxers make the best sleeping companions for other dogs.

They are basically the same in my experiences. There are bigger boxers and smaller ones. Mine have ranged from 50-70 pounds. I think Brew is similar to a boxer except maybe with less shenanigans. Boston mature quicker and settled down earlier. It just depends what you want. I need a boxer...

They also can drive you crazy, but it's a good crazy.

He was gorgeous. Nothing more pretty than a boxer.

They are perpetual puppy. They play and run amok for many years. Most slow down about age 10. They like to snuggle, and throw toys around. They gallop about like wild broncos, hopping and twirling. They love car rides, chasing kitties. They smell good, and are easy to keep. Their downsides are...

I've had 3 boxers in my lifetime. One at a time, because they are so special there can only be one. Kinda like the Highlander for those old enough to remember those movies. :lol: I only keep female dogs, and it's always iffy to keep more than one female boxer because they get jealous. Boys...