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Training any dog no matter the size (Yes, I am talking to all of the owners who have ankle bitters! 😉😁) is very important. However, if you are someone who can’t seem to stay still after work and must be out and about doing something. If you are a person who is a couch potato, then this breed is not for you. They are not like the King Charles Cavalier, who are perfectly fine with sleeping all day and then sleep more with you at night. The Boxer Lab mix is a very active dog breed for both parent breeds are working dogs, their offspring are no different. Temperament – Kind, Loving, Playful, Watchful, Protective Nature, Aggressive, & Territorial.Socialization – Where ever you go you should always take your pup with you.Training – Training them for an hour daily as puppies and then thirty minutes daily as the puppy grows into an adult.Exercise – At least 1-2 hours minimum on a daily basis.Colors – Black, Brown, Brindle, White & Fawn.Major Health Concerns – Bloat, Dysplasia, Cold Tail, Cancer, Canine Degenerative Myelopathy, Allergies, Separation anxiety.You must offer your Boxer plenty of exercises, and they do need some reinforcement of the rules while they are a puppy. This breed is great with children and often very protective over them and their property. The Boxer has a powerful bite and iron jaws to hang on to large prey. The Germans bred them for dogfights and as herders. The Boxer has a distinctly broad head and a short muzzle the Boxer’s origins began in Germany. They are also active and muscular dogs that need a constant stream of activity and objectives to strengthen their mind.

He would not even accept a toy finger gun without the Boxer growling and barking.īoxers are bright, playful, energetic, powerful, watchful, and are ready to guard you and the house. Since the Boxer was Army trained, he would not allow anyone with a gun at the house except for my dad. My father had an Army Boxer when he was little, and he was the best dog around.

Temperament – Kind, Very Protective, Assertive, Territorial, Watchful, Loving, & Playful.

Socialization – Every chance you get! Take your cute little puppy out to socialize!.

Major Health Concerns – Bloat, Hip Dysplasia, Arthritis, Ear Infections, & Seizures.

We have an article about the difference if you would like to know more about the American Labrador VS, the English Labrador. The English Labrador is shorter, stockier, thicker necked, and more mellow than their American cousins. Those breeds began the line that is now the English Labrador Retriever, bred more for show, companionship, and conformation. The Labrador was sent over to England in the 1800s by some English noblemen who had discovered the breed while visiting Canada. They also needed the dog to be very soft in the mouth when retrieving a catch. The hunters needed a friendly dog that loved fetching and being in the water at any temperature all day if necessary. They worked to help fishermen and hunters retrieve their catches. Why is that? It is because Labs, Labradors, or Labrador Retrievers are highly social and love all people, children, and animals alike, which explains their worldwide popularity. This breed holds the crown as the ever-popular choice for family pets award.

Temperament – Playful, loyal, even-tempered, outgoing, agile, trusting, gentle & smartĪmerica’s most popular dog breed, is the Labrador Retriever, is an agreeable and friendly companion.

Socialization – Positive exposure to other people and dogs daily for best socialization.

Training – Labrador is very easy and very eager to train.

Exercise – They need long walks and runs and playtime in the yard several times a day.

Colors – Black, Tan, White, Yellow, & Chocolate.

Grooming – 4x weekly during shedding season 2x weekly during non-shedding season.

Major Health Concerns – Hip & Elbow Dysplasia, Retinal Atrophy, Obesity, & Cold Tail.

(If you want just click that link to skip to that part of the article.) On that part of the article we will go through everything that you need to know in order to have a successful and happy Boxador.

In this article, we will cover the parent breeds: the Boxer and the Labrador Retriever and then the offspring - the Boxer Lab Mix. On a daily basis in order to keep the Boxador happy with s/he station in life. Then this dog is not for you, this dog needs at least 45 minutes to an hour of exercise. If you are a couch potato or someone who generally does not want to do much exercise after work. The Boxador or Boxer Labrador Mix is generally not aggressive unless provoked, they are an excellent mixed breed filled with love, playfulness, eagerness to please, fast learner, with just a dash of protectiveness! They are a medium-sized dog breed, with strong exercise and socialization needs throughout their lifespan. Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit Messenger Email