10 Reasons Why You Should NEVER Own A Boxer

by pawbuzz on in Dogs 3,676

Playful, Devoted, Bright, Loyal, Energetic, Friendly, Calm, Cheerful, Confident, Fearless, Brave, Intelligent… These are some of the words that describe a boxer's temperament.

Do you think you can handle this breed?

Boxers may be widely known to be happy and friendly, there are reasons why you should NEVER allow them into your family. You'd be simply crazy to even consider it!

Here are 10 reasons why…

1. They’re far too grumpy to snuggle your kiddies.

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2. They just aren’t cute as puppies. Naha.

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3. Nope. Still not cute.

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4. You’ve NO chance of ever seeing them doing the ‘just-love-your-squishy-nose’ parent thing. Nope.

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5. So they’ll never look out for your tiny human. Forget it.

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3,676 thoughts on “10 Reasons Why You Should NEVER Own A Boxer”

  16. Emily R Hale

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    Boxers are loyal protectors we as a family (with kids) have an have had boxers! They are also funny smart laid back energetic an very loveable easy to train! I would recommend a boxer for anyone! People shouldn’t have a animal unless ur prepared to have a friend an companion for life in return all they want is love an affection, if u can’t provide that an basic training then don’t own a animal, it would only be cruel to them. They live to love unless people train other wise!

  24. Heather Matthews

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    I could give you a hundred once i was introduced to this breed i never bothered with another. People comment on my dogs all the time how they are human. If you come across a bad boxer it is because some$#%&!@*has not treated them with the love and respect they provide you with. All breeds are they same. Unconditional love granted and received and loyalty not given by most human beings these days… Protective of their pack. This is the loved boxer….boxers rule…..

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