15 UNREAL Boxer Dog Cross Breeds You’ve Got To See To Believe

by pawbuzz on in Dogs 1,508

Dogs are probably one of the most diverse-looking species on the planet. Thousands of years of breeding has created a wide range of distinctive breeds with drastically different colors, coats, sizes and shapes.

But what happens when you take some of these distinctive breeds and combine their most notable properties?

You get dogs like these adorable cuties, who combine the best of both of their breeds.

We’ve compiled some of the most UNREAL pictures of boxer dog cross breeds that might shock you at first, but they are REAL.

But one things for sure… I don’t really care what they are… I just wanna to hug them all.

If you love Boxers as much as we do, then you’re sure to love these 15 gorgeous Boxer cross breed mixes.

Check out the pics on the next page! Wait 'til you see the last one!!!

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1,508 thoughts on “15 UNREAL Boxer Dog Cross Breeds You’ve Got To See To Believe”

  13. Ruth Danielson Close

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    If breeders didn’t breed for breed Type and all dogs were allowed to breed at free will you would end up with a 30 to 40# brown mutt. Breeders manipulate genes as you put it to get rid of health problems. Bad hips, elbows, eye problems bad temperament to name just a few. Go read A celebration of Dogs by Roger A Caras. He does a wonderful job explaining the evolution of the dog. Selective breeding started with cave men and has continued for centuries. And like in all walks of live there are good and bad peopl.

  33. Corey Harper

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    “It’s not pure” “it’s irresponsible” if you didn’t want to see “irresponsible” breeding why view or even comment. Nothings wrong with “mutts.” A “mutt” can love you just like a purebreed. You can’t change what other people do, nor they to you. Just love a dog the best you can.

  39. A.j. Jenkins

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    Ugh…just shut the$#%&!@*up with your agenda. Nobody wants to read your nonsense. Get off my post so I don’t have to read your gibberish. I’m not a breeder, but I’ve done more for this breed and for society by accident than you have on purpose. Please have yourself spayed. Nobody needs little satan spawns like you running around.

  43. Ruth Danielson Close

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    Melissa Seekman you are not educated. Don’t fool yourself. Ear cropping and tail docking started in the Middle Ages. A dog with docked tails and cropped ears were considered working animals and not taxed. If you think ear crops are bad now imagine what they were in the Middle Ages. If you look around you see very few dogs anymore with cropped ears. The tails and dew claws are done before the nerves kick in and other than not liking being held still it doesn’t hurt. Personally I do not agree with either ear crops or tail docking. Dew claws on working dogs should be removed. They are loose and can get caught. I remember a hunting dog that had dew claws and one got caught while hunting and tore. The dog almost bled to death before they got him into emergency. You are narrow minded and uninformed. Get yourself educated please.

  46. Jenn Vilandre

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    Because, Katie Jensen, every time you buy a mutt you are supporting backyard breeding and a dog that could be adopted dies needlessly, and you are,therefore, contributing to the pet overpopulation problem. Try reading my post.

  48. Dawn Lockhart

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    I keep reading about how wonderful your mixed breeds are. This may be so but as has been stated there are so may dogs out there in shelters that need to be safe and loved. But with these mixed breeds you are not sure of what health or temperament issues may arise. Yes any animal has to be watched when in public or around small children. I have two pure breds one from a reputable breeder. She is smart even tempered and has great conformation. No health issues. My other dog is a rescue. Probably from a puppy mill. She is good tempered most of the time but has to be watched very closely. She grabs small animals and shakes them. I know she would kill if given the chance. She also has bad legs. A result of poor breeding. Nonetheless she deserves to be loves. But I agree. People please stop intentionally breeding these crap shoots.

  49. Tami Worley Holloman

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    When we acquired our Boxer, we were told that he’s a purebred (no papers, though). However, after having him for the last 8 years, I’m quite certain he’s mixed with something (his nose is longer than a standard Boxer). I’m curious to know what, though.

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