Pros and Cons

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Cash

I sniff for a- living!

Barked: Wed Jul 25, '07 8:38pm PST


	How do they fare with other dogs?? Cash LOVES other dogs! and wants to play constantly. Would it be a good match with him as well?? (he's only about 15 inches tall...so I'm not sure if that would have any effect on it either) Edited by author Wed Jul 25, '07 8:41pm PST

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Eve

Eve: aka Evil- Sidewinder

Barked: Thu Jul 26, '07 8:55am PST


	Cash ....... i'm the only dog in the family & i don't have any real playmates so personally i'm not sure if i get along with other dogs .......... but as far as kitty's go i love to chase em ! i've got 2 sisters . they live upstairs & the gate keeps them safe actually they rule the downstairs at night cause i'm too afraid to chase them in the dark !

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Murphy

Nov 6/04 - Feb 20/08

Barked: Thu Jul 26, '07 10:18am PST


	My best bud in the whole world is a Shitzu / Schnauzer cross and we love to play together. I chase him and grab his tail (whatever that is) and he runs underneath me and grabs my chicken wing legs! So much fun! I would say that boxers love other dogs, but it would be wise to try to get dogs of the same energy level...as mentioned before, boxers are very high energy level and can play all day (not all doggies would appreciate that).

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Gwydion

Boxer Gentleman

Barked: Thu Jul 26, '07 4:24pm PST


	Depends on the dog in question. Some won't tolerate others, some love other dogs. I LOVE LOVE LOVE other dogs. Brigid wants to bully them and sounds like she is going to eat them. But we do have several pals we play with all the time..... from Schnauzers to Rottweillers. There is a sweet short story on how the boxer was created (unfortunately its a tad religious) That kinda has a sweet story to cover why.... (you can find it online) But generally the boxers do really well with little dogs. Its the ones their size or bigger that are normally going to be an issue, if at all.

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Cash

I sniff for a- living!

Barked: Thu Jul 26, '07 8:46pm PST


	hmm wow, the more you guys tell me the better a match it sounds like! Wish I didn't I have a roommate now, otherwise I'd go tomorrow and adopt one!

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Gwydion

Boxer Gentleman

Barked: Fri Jul 27, '07 4:19am PST


	Just remember, once you go BOXER its hard to go back! Seriously, we are such a wonderful breed that if a person can handle the energy level...... You'd be hard pressed to find a more majestic, sweet, athletic dog. Good luck on finding the pawfect pup!

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Cash

I sniff for a- living!

Barked: Fri Jul 27, '07 9:01am PST


	One more quick question. Would I be better off getting a male or a female?

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Gwydion

Boxer Gentleman

Barked: Sat Jul 28, '07 5:05pm PST


	Hmmmm, well personally I like the males more than females.... DONT TELL BRIGID. But in my experience, the males are generally easier to deal with. But each dog is diffferent

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Bailey

R.I.P Joey and- Tucker..Love you- guys <3

Barked: Sat Jul 28, '07 6:47pm PST


	I have a female boxer,She is great but was really hard to train, Another thing with boxers are they are excape artists..so make sure you have a place where the pu can be and not get out!