5 Easy Steps To Catching A Boxer Dog

by pawbuzz on in Dogs 329

Have you ever had a dog escape your arms or car or home? What is the first thing you do?

If you’re like most people, you chase after them. They run and then you run. It seems almost instinctual, doesn’t it?

Catching a dog is easy. You just have to use the right type of bait.

In 5 easy steps, even you can reel in one of these goofy things!

Check out the seriously and fabulously creative way to catching a dog (in this case, a boxer dog) on the next page:

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329 thoughts on “5 Easy Steps To Catching A Boxer Dog”

  2. Eric Reyes

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    That is exactly what I do and sometimes with a squeaky toy. I’ve had some scares but running the opposite direction. Like you’re going to play with them works every time. I love boxers the silliest most kid like breed. ❤️❤️❤️

  7. Tracey Weatherstone

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    Would this work on land? My boxer x LOVES to steal things. We chase him, run away from him. Throw the toys around but nothing seems to work to catch him or get back the stolen item until he’s tired with it

  19. Amanda Haley

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    Awww my girls would lay together like yours – my younger boxer always on top of the older boxer/mastiff mix!!! They’ve both passed now, but they were such love bugs and so much fun every day. <3

  25. Keeley Adams

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    Rose Rineman mine used to be able to swim and the deeper her chest got now her whole front end just sinks and her little butt pokes out! 😉 Haha I have to get her a life vest cause she loves to be in the water.

  39. Shawna McCloskey

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    My boxer loves when I pull his harness out of the closet. So that is what I use when mine somehow escapes, he runs right to it. And yes, I reward him with a walk. ❤️
    Has worked 2/2 times, hoping I don’t need to “catch” him often. Lol!

  40. Shawna McCloskey

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    My 3 yr old boxer loves when I pull his harness out of the closet. So that is what I use when he somehow escapes…he runs right to it. And yes, I reward him with a walk. ❤️
    Has worked 2/2 times, hoping I don’t need to “catch” him often. Lol!

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