DOG BREED
Once you own a Boxer, you’re likely to stick with this breed; it’s so remarkable that many who share their lives with them rarely consider other dog types. The modern Boxer was developed in the 19th century and is thought to have descended from Mastiff-like breeds such as the Great Dane and Bulldog. Strong and athletic, it was originally bred for fighting and bull-baiting, but it has also been employed for agricultural tasks, pulling loads, and hunting large animals like wild boar. Due to its durability and bravery, this breed is currently utilized as a search-and-rescue dog in police and military contexts, as well as for protective purposes. The Boxer's heritage, its proud demeanor, and distinctive forward-thrusting jaw create an intimidating presence, which it certainly uses to guard its home and family, but it is also an excellent companion. It is devoted, loving, craves attention, and is a spirited yet patient friend to children. This lively breed is best suited for active owners since it maintains its enthusiasm and playfulness well into its later years. A Boxer enjoys almost any kind of fun, but ideally requires a daily intake of about two hours of walking, along with ample outdoor space to play. At home, given its energy and curiosity, a Boxer appreciates having a large yard where it can freely roam and discover intriguing areas. This highly intelligent dog can pose challenges during training, yet it is obedient with calm, consistent commands and clear direction. With early socialization, a Boxer can coexist peacefully with other household pets, although it may awaken its hunting instincts if it encounters birds or smaller creatures during walks.
56-63 CM ( Male )
53-61 CM ( Female )
30-32 KG ( Male )
25-27 KG ( Female )
10-14 YR
