You would imagine, looking at a Boxer, that they are a
tough mean breed of dog that would be great for scaring the
kids and anyone who happened to come within striking
distance. Boxers are a stocky build with a mouth full of
teeth and a powerful jaw.
When you hear that their origins are from dogs specially
bred to be Bull Baiters and to hunt Wild Boar then that
would make you even more likely to expect Boxers to be a
fearsome breed.
In truth they do make fantastic house dogs as they are
fiercely protective and certainly look like they mean
business as they run towards a possible intruder!
The reality is they are a playful highly intelligent animal
and are lots of fun to be around. And even when they get
older they still act with a youthful playfulness that is
far stronger than any other breed. Boxer Dogs just love to
play and act the clown if you try to ignore them when they
are in a particularly excited state. They make a comical
'woo-woo' sound which seems like they are just about
talking to you, it's tempting to start a conversation as
you could imagine it all making sense!
Boxers are extremely intelligent dogs. Because of this,
they are able to learn quickly and complete their training.
However, it is also their intelligent nature that can cause
difficulty during training. Because they are intelligent
they tend to also think on their own. So if you do choose a
Boxer dog, be prepared for those times when your dog simply
won't listen to your commands. You need to use a training
method that works with the Boxers intelligence rather than
expecting blind obedience.
Boxer dogs are widely regarded as being wonderful
companions. They do need activity and you can clearly see
their happiness when they go along on a walk with you.
Boxers are naturally full of energy, so don't be surprised
to see them twist, jump and even kick its hind legs into
the air while it is out on a walk.
They do need your attention and respect; boxers are
certainly not a dumb animal that will just wait around
contentedly for you to have time for them. If they get
bored then it is possible for Boxer Dogs to be destructive,
but engage with their intelligence and they will reward you
many years of a fun filled friendship.
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