These Boxers See A Floater In The Pool, And THIS Is How They React. LOL!

by pawbuzz on in Dogs 140

These two big, beautiful Boxer dogs, Maverick and Baily, see a floater in the pool and are… let's just say, SPOOKED! lol

Wonder what they are saying to each other… and it's so cute and funny when one of the boxers goes around to the other side of the pool to see what it was and his head popped up above the pool! LOL

Check out this cute and funny video on the next page for a giggle 🙂

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140 thoughts on “These Boxers See A Floater In The Pool, And THIS Is How They React. LOL!”

  1. Eileen Joyce

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    I love these dogs and this video but why do people do that to the dogs ears ? They look awful. If they were meant to have ears like that they would be born with them like that

  10. Joy Balach Bogert

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    This Beautiful Girl is Darby. She is at The Humane Society in Tampa and needs a home. She is 3 years old and dropped off by her owner. I have two or I would go for her. If you are in the area and looking for a boxer please adopt!

  39. Jenn Vilandre

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    Leanne Foote if you don’t know why some breeds have docked tails, look it up and educate yourself. Many breeds, like the Boxer, have extremely boney tails with little musculature and a LOT of blood supply. If you knew anything about the breed you would know how wiggly and goofy they are and how much they tend to smack into things. Imagine having a boney 2′ long tail that is constantly hitting things and splitting open thus flinging blood everywhere. It has nothing to do with looking better but the safety and health of the dog. The same with ear cropping. It was done for many years on dog breeds who worked do their flaps wouldn’t get torn while working. It wasn’t an aesthetic reason. More and more people are getting away from cropping now due for humane reasons, but there are still reasons to crop. Don’t assume you know those reasons. Some floppy eared dogs are also more prone to ear infections and haematomas. I’ve been battling both in my natural eared boy for the past 9 months since he was diagnosed with cancer and his immune system is weak. Educate yourselves people before making comments.

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