The Boxer, a German breed, was developed by crossing the Brabanter Bullenbeißer and the English Bulldog. The Bullenbeißer, also a Molosser, was used over the centuries as a big game hunter, a butcher's dog, and finally a family guardian. In 1895, the founders of the Boxer breed formed the Boxer-Klub in Munich.
The Boxer is playful, sociable especially with children, loyal, and cautious with strangers. Lean and muscular, the Boxer stands 21-25" tall and weighs 53-70 pounds.
Official recognition: FCI Group 2, AKC Group 3 - Working Dogs, CKC Group 3 - Working Dogs, KC: Non-Sporting - Working Group, ANKC: Group 6 - Utility.
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A list of dog links. Breeds clubs, breed profiles, pictures, e-cards, e-groups and web rings. [Dutch and English]
Articles on caring for the breed including proper feeding, grooming, health care and training.
Rescue information, photographs, poems, contests, breed frequently asked questions, and a mailing list.
Focal point for everything concerning the breed in the United Kingdom. List of breeders, breed standard, club directory, and articles.
Includes appearance, temperament, history, and famous dogs.
A detailed guide for judges and breeders on how to correctly judge the breed. Also a tool for anyone wishing to evaluate their own dogs or contemplating using a stud dog.
A detailed guide for judges and breeders on how to correctly judge the breed. Also a tool for anyone wishing to evaluate their own dogs or contemplating using a stud dog.
Articles on caring for the breed including proper feeding, grooming, health care and training.
Rescue information, photographs, poems, contests, breed frequently asked questions, and a mailing list.
Includes appearance, temperament, history, and famous dogs.
Focal point for everything concerning the breed in the United Kingdom. List of breeders, breed standard, club directory, and articles.
A list of dog links. Breeds clubs, breed profiles, pictures, e-cards, e-groups and web rings. [Dutch and English]
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