When Offered To Go For A Walk, This Boxer Does THIS To Show His Excitement, and it’s HILARIOUS!

by pawbuzz on in Dogs 370

Our furry friends love going for walks. In fact, walks are probably the best part of their days, possibly besides eating and sleeping!

They get to explore the neighborhood and meet old and new buddies along the way.

Most dogs sure do get excited when they know that they are going for a walk, but this boxer shows his excitement like no other!

Watch Tyler the boxer's most adorable reaction to an offer to go for a walk on the next page.

I think it's safe to say that his answer to the offer is a definitive “YES”!!

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370 thoughts on “When Offered To Go For A Walk, This Boxer Does THIS To Show His Excitement, and it’s HILARIOUS!”

  1. Amy Kutschbach

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    My 2-yr old Lulu barks and FLIES at the side light windows beside our front door every time someone rings the bell. I’ve been asked if she’s nice. I reply, “I don’t know. We just got her.” Or if she’s been fed today to which I reply, “No.”

  7. Barbi Cooper Byerley

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    There are four in our family & we love each one of them. We have a female who had one litter of 8 pups, 4 girls & 4 boys on 9/23/13. She is now 6 years old, born on 5/6/10 & was spayed a year after she was bred at age 2 years & 2months with her first litter. My oldest son owns her sister who was attacked by a big dog when she was 6 or 8 weeks old, which she had to have stitches on the upper part of her neck. She hasn’t had puppies & has never been bred, due to we don’t think she would handle having a litter of her own.

  8. Barbi Cooper Byerley

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    Then my middle son got a male from my female’s litter that is totally high strung, unfriendly to so many people that he will go after them if he gets out without being chained up. He barks at every little noise he hears outside even when it’s just the neighbors next door. I’ve told my son to get a bark collar, not the shock one, cause we tried one of those and it was useless.. So I feel that if he has a bark collar and he barks at stupid things it will zap him with out us having to. It will probably stop him from being so aggressive to people and other things he thinks he needs to attack when he’s let outside with the others. The bark collar would zap him by it’s self every time he thinks he wants to run after, growl at, barking, & threatening or biting something or someone. Then my youngest son, Jacob has the runt, very first puppy to be born & the very first female, she’s just a friendly, loving, wiggly little don’t think I don’t know your here & sometimes I can be a little aggressive towards people I don’t know.

  16. Barry D Lorance

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    Yes! King my Boxer went to work with me everyday! He would jump like that when it was time to go to work! And he knew what time noon was! Same thing jump all over the place! I love Boxers!

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