Did you know American and European Boxers have some key differences?
From snout length and head shape to body size and overall build, these two bloodlines aren’t exactly the same. If you’re thinking about getting a Boxer, knowing these characteristics can help you understand what makes each line unique.

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11 Comments

  1. There doesn’t seem to be much opposition to tail docking for Boxers, Rotweilers, Dobermans and even ear cropping for Boxers and Dobermans. The second many people see a Pit Bull with ears cropped they lose their minds.

  2. Thank you for doing these Boxer videos. Boxers are an amazing breed!

    Regarding your model there … although a handsome boy, this Boxer's head is out of proportion (his muzzle being a bit too long). A Boxer's head is measured in thirds. From tip of nose to eye, should be 1/3 of the length of nose to top of head between ears. Also the tip of the nose should be tipped up higher than the back of the nose.

    There is also a white Boxer, that hopefully one day will no longer be a dq. There are many in the ABC that are pushing for a change in this part of the breed standard.

  3. My boxers are all huge. My last boxer was 115lbs huge chest huge head, reverse brindle. The one I have now is 98lbs decent chest and brindle. The best dogs ever when you have kids!

  4. I've always wanted a white boxer. So cute, and boxers always have the best personality

  5. Dock boxers tails theres a reason to do it. Its medical. My boxer got tail docked at 7 years old and chnaged back to a puppy personality. It was amazing.