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Gypsy is deaf - sometimes
- no thankfully her hearing is just fine when she wants to listen LOL.
Gypsy is actually the younger sister to my brindle boxer they are about 1.5 years apart.
there is also a brother to the two girls who is also white and he is 2 years old and has perfect hearing - so out of the three litters there has not been a deaf one born, in Gypsy's litter there was 2 males born both are whites !!
I do know that white boxers can be raised and treated like any other boxer other than the sunburn thing - they can also get breed as long as you DO NOT breed two white boxers together - the puppy's will be born Albino and they will/can be born deaf, blind and lots of other health and skin issues.
I am so glad you were able to rescue that poor boxer - was the eye something that was easy to treat and cure?
I did alot of reading on boxers before we got our first one and learned alot about the colorings and health issues - I am glad I did.
Julie

Gypsy is actually the younger sister to my brindle boxer they are about 1.5 years apart.
there is also a brother to the two girls who is also white and he is 2 years old and has perfect hearing - so out of the three litters there has not been a deaf one born, in Gypsy's litter there was 2 males born both are whites !!
I do know that white boxers can be raised and treated like any other boxer other than the sunburn thing - they can also get breed as long as you DO NOT breed two white boxers together - the puppy's will be born Albino and they will/can be born deaf, blind and lots of other health and skin issues.
I am so glad you were able to rescue that poor boxer - was the eye something that was easy to treat and cure?
I did alot of reading on boxers before we got our first one and learned alot about the colorings and health issues - I am glad I did.
Julie