Curiosities about the Boxer

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Curiosities about the Boxer
They are big, playful, busy and very intelligent! Boxers can be scary right away, due to their size and slightly wrinkled face, but contrary to what many people imagine, they are very affectionate and friends with the whole family.

Coat
Boxers have short, hard and very shiny hair when well cared for. The space between one hair and another is almost zero, but the hairs remain very low in relation to the skin. The most common colors are fawn or fawn and they generally have very discreet stripes along the body, especially on the back.

Health
The Boxer is not a dog for living outdoors, its short snout and low coat, although abundant, are not good characteristics for an outdoor dog. Despite this, as they are extremely playful, they like to have a large space to run and jump. Most of the time they are very clean dogs who don't like dirt, they can even clean themselves, like cats do, so baths can be spaced out more often.

Temperament
As we've said several times, a Boxer's greatest characteristic is being playful! He loves playing with his family and sometimes even forgets his size when running and jumping. He's a dog that doesn't normally bark much, but in moments of euphoria, he likes to show his happiness through good, loud barks! The Boxer is not a pet to live alone, he can feel sad and bored, so it is good for families to always be present in the dog's life so that he does not become destructive.

Intelligence
Boxers are very intelligent. Training is essential for the good development and socialization of this breed. Because they are very big and playful, they can often hurt without intending to do so. To teach a Boxer its limits, you need to educate it with patience, consistency and love. And remember: reward methods will always work best when training any dog.

Curiosity
Because of their flat snout, they can snore a lot and should not do physical activities on hot or dry days. The type of muzzle, called “brachiocephalic”, also makes Boxers sensitive to temperature changes and anesthesia. White Boxers can be born deaf.