Boxer Plays Tug-of-War With His Baby. Watch How GENTLE He Is With The Baby.

by pawbuzz on in Dogs 118

Here's Linus the Boxer, a fun-loving, gentle dog who cares deeply for his family and sets the gold standard for playing with kids.

Stand back and giggle as you watch Linus play a game of tug-of-war with the adorable baby.

It's amazing to see how Linus who is a big and powerful dog, is so gentle with the baby.

He's such a great family dog… probably can say this about boxers in general 🙂

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118 thoughts on “Boxer Plays Tug-of-War With His Baby. Watch How GENTLE He Is With The Baby.”

  8. Erynn Daniels

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    Boxer r very sweet. Sumtime they don’t realize their strength but it seems when it comes to a baby whether human or animal they kno to b gentle. It’s awesome I love both my boxers like my own kids

  9. Marta Houston

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  15. Erynn Daniels

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    Yep top 2 choices for family dogs I heard were boxers and German Shepards n I saw how much the Shepards shed so I went a boxer. Lol they shed alot too but easier coat to maintain n I’ve nvr been displeased with my decision.

  30. Curt Thornburg

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    Our current boxer seemed confused when the grandbaby grabbed his rope toy. Then he did what boxers do. Very gently he grabbed the other end and had a nice game of tug of war. He also lays near the baby just in case he is needed. Very gentle.

  44. Tom Payne

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    Our Beau was that gentle with Will. Beau is 10 and Will is 8. Now Will is as gentle with Beau as he has cancer and is traveling his journey toward the rainbow bridge.

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