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Buying a Boxer
Buying a Boxer is a big decision, and it is important to feel confident throughout the entire process. On Get a Pet, you can compare current listings from both breeders and private sellers, see price, age, and location, and contact sellers directly.
All listings show essential information about the dog, so you can easily decide whether it fits your lifestyle and circumstances.
Are Boxers good family dogs and how do they behave with children?
This breed is typically affectionate, playful, and protective with its family and often does very well with children. Their boisterous energy and strength mean they can accidentally knock over small kids, so supervision and early training are important. With proper socialization they tend to be loyal companions that like to be involved in all family activities.
How much exercise does a Boxer need each day?
They are a high energy working breed that generally needs at least 60 to 90 minutes of physical exercise daily. This should include brisk walks, play sessions, and mental challenges such as training or scent games. Without enough activity they can become restless, destructive, or overly mouthy.
What health problems are Boxers prone to?
They have an increased risk of certain heart diseases such as cardiomyopathy and aortic stenosis, as well as cancers including mast cell tumors and lymphoma. Hip dysplasia, arthritis, allergies, and various skin issues are also relatively common. Regular veterinary checks, screening tests, and maintaining a lean body condition are especially important for this breed.
Is a Boxer a good choice for first time dog owners?
They can suit dedicated first time owners who are prepared for a strong, energetic dog that needs consistent training and daily exercise. Their intelligence and eagerness to please help, but their stubborn streak and exuberance can be challenging. Enrolling in puppy classes and committing to ongoing training is highly recommended.
Why do Boxers have a pushed in face and does it cause breathing problems?
They have a brachycephalic head shape with a short muzzle and broad skull, which gives them the characteristic “squared” face. This structure can contribute to noisy breathing, heat intolerance, and in some dogs clinical brachycephalic airway syndrome. Owners should avoid intense exercise in hot or humid weather and monitor any signs of breathing distress.
How long do Boxers usually live?
The average life expectancy is around 9 to 12 years. Genetics, responsible breeding, body weight, and preventive healthcare have a large influence. Regular checkups and early detection of heart disease or cancer can sometimes improve both quality and length of life.
Do Boxers drool a lot and are they messy dogs?
Many individuals drool, especially after drinking, exercising, or when anticipating food, due to their loose lips and jowls. They can also be somewhat sloppy drinkers and may fling water and saliva. Keeping towels handy and wiping their mouth regularly can help manage the mess.
What kind of grooming does a Boxer need?
They have a short, smooth coat that sheds year round but is easy to care for with weekly brushing and occasional baths. Their facial folds and lips should be checked and gently cleaned to avoid moisture-related skin problems. Regular nail trimming, ear checks, and dental care are still essential, even if the coat itself is low maintenance.
Can Boxers live in an apartment or do they need a house with a yard?
They can adapt to apartment living if their exercise and mental stimulation needs are met every day. A secure yard is helpful but not essential, as long as owners commit to multiple daily walks and active play. They are very people oriented and should live indoors with the family rather than outdoors or in a kennel.
Are Boxers aggressive or protective by nature?
They are typically confident and alert, with a natural tendency to be watchful and protective of their home and family. Well bred and well socialized dogs are usually friendly and playful, not indiscriminately aggressive. Early exposure to many people and situations, along with clear training, helps channel their protective instincts appropriately.