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Join Date: Feb 2008
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If it doesn't work out let me know, I have a couple friends down here who might be interested, they are a part of a Boxer rescue group and if they can't keep him they'll find him a home.
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: on the run
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male boxers go 85 to 100 easy.
my female is 60ish lbs. at two years old. Let me know if the new family doesn't work out, I would love to have another. Would be a bit of a discussion though to get another one. Sig other wants a bulldog. Yeah their cute but I like the activity level of the boxer. At least the ride wouldn't be the problem, I have lots of vacation time and my sig other is orig from NC and would love to go home for a visit. ![]() For the person who asked about sep anxiety, crate train your boxer. I used to hate the idea but she really likes it. Saves the house from terror. As much time as you can spend with them. They need a walk daily, plus play exercise. Mine has 3 acres to run in and she uses every bit of it, plus a 2 mile walk every night. Almost all of them have it to some degree unless you're lucky enough to spend all your time with the dog. I have met a few very calm and great boxers, they go everywhere with their people and couldn't be happier about it. |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Join Date: Nov 2008
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Usually the crate is not the cause. Ours was crazy until we started the crate thing. She would tear through entire rooms. That was when I learned boxers usually have sep anxiety. Lots of exercise and time spent at night seems to curb it a little but that is hard to do sometimes. Ours has to be physically touching a person 90% of the time unless she is playing then she'll run around and what not but you have to be in sight.
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: ATX
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What a gorgeous dog! Good luck finding him a home!
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Everett WA
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We've been lucky with the sep. anxiety though - neither one of them exhibit it - the big dog has free reign of the laundry room with doggie door to the outside and the little dog is crated (big dog can't hold his bladder more than 2 hours).
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