Germany
Boxer/Origin

Most experts agree that this smaller Bullenbeisser, from northeast Belgium, is the direct ancestor of the modern Boxer. However, it was in Germany that the breed’s development reached a peak of development to become the remarkable dog we know today.

The Boxer is a medium to large, short-haired breed of dog, developed in Germany. The Boxer was bred from the Old English Bulldog and the now extinct Bullenbeisser, which became extinct by crossbreeding rather than by a decadence of the breed.

The Boxer is another of the 10 most popular German dog breeds around the world. This medium-sized breed is widely beloved because it is very patient with children and has a docile and loyal character towards its family. Boxers have short, soft and shiny fur and need lots of daily physical and mental activity.

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Bred in 19th century Germany as a cross between an English Bulldog and the now-extinct Bullenbeiser (similar to a Mastiff), the Boxer was used for bull baiting, cart pulling, livestock herding, hunting huge animals such as boar and bison, and, unfortunately, dog fighting.

It is instinctively protective and may become dangerous if not properly socialized. 4% of fatal dog attacks in 2019 involved Boxers and/or Boxer mixes. These muscular dogs typically weigh sixty to seventy pounds. Their large size and bite strength make them dangerous if they attack.

For obedience & working intelligence, Boxers are average intelligent dogs. In fact, they’re the 90th smartest dog breed out of 138 breeds – according to canine psychologist Stanley Coren. Despite this, Boxers are intuitive learners that easily learn from past experiences.

The biggest difference between the German Boxer and the American or UK Boxer is bone size. As you can see on this champion German Boxer, the bone structure is slightly larger than the American or UK Boxers. Generally the muzzle and nose on the American Boxer is wider than the German or UK Boxer.

The answer is very little. All are considered to be 1 breed: The Boxer. The biggest difference between the German Boxer and the American or UK Boxer is bone size. As you can see on this champion German Boxer, the bone structure is slightly larger than the American or UK Boxers.

The American Boxer also has the widest muzzle, and most often you will find it with cropped ears and docked tails. German Boxers have a larger build because they were hunting dogs bred to catch big game like bears and boars. Its thighs are wider and it generally tends to be heavier than the other two types.

Boxers are intelligent, high-energy, playful dogs that like to stay busy. Their temperament reflects their breeding. They prefer to be in the company of their owners and are loyal pets that will fiercely guard their family and home against strangers.

Many organizations and websites list the Boxer as one of the ten most dangerous dog breeds in the United States. Whether or not the Boxer deserves to be on that list, it is a powerful dog that can be dangerous without proper training and socialization. The Boxer originates from a hunting breed in Germany.

The typical litter size for a Boxer is 6 puppies, nevertheless it is also possible to have as little as 2 or up to 10 puppies. In case an owner is properly prepared, delivering Boxer puppies at home is reasonably simple for most cases.

The Boxer is a medium-sized, short-haired breed of dog, developed in Germany. The coat is smooth and tight-fitting; colors are fawn brindled or white, with or without white markings.

The Boxer is an energetic dog that has a friendly, playful personality and makes a great family pet. Here are a few more things to know about Boxer puppies: Dogs with flat faces are prone to overheating and overexertion. Here’s what you need to know as well as some safe ways to exercise flat-faced dogs:

Euro Boxx is White Boxer Friendly and white boxers have a special place in our hearts for our very first boxer, Odin was white. It is Euro Boxx Boxers position, that until the FCI & AKC standard is amended to include the white boxer; All white boxers will be sold on limited registration. NO EXCEPTIONS.