Get ready for a whole lot of puppy personality! These Boxer pups come from Duke, a 60 lb dad, and Zoey, a 50 lb mom, and they are growing into the kind of pups that are sure to keep their families smiling. Boxers are known for being playful, loyal, intelligent, and wonderfully goofy. They have a special way of making everything into a game, whether theyre bouncing around, exploring something new, or looking for someone to join in on the fun. Theyre also devoted dogs who love being part of the family and forming strong bonds with their people. These pups are full of that classic Boxer charm. They have curious little minds, playful spirits, and plenty of enthusiasm for discovering the world around them. With their fun-loving personalities and affectionate nature, they have all the makings of wonderful companions. Boxers are the kind of dogs that bring energy and laughter into a home while also having a big heart underneath all that playful silliness. These pups are growing up with plenty of personality, and each one is sure to have their own special way of stealing hearts. If youre looking for a loyal companion with a playful spirit, a loving heart, and a little bit of that famous Boxer goofiness, these pups might be just the ones youve been waiting for!
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Litter details
LocationNottingham, Pennsylvania
Puppies in litter4 male / 2 female
BreedBoxer
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
GenerationP
Age3 months, 21 days
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateParents are health testedACA RegisteredVet checkedWorm treatedAKC registered by collection
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
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Pros
Full of life and playfulness, offering lively companionship
Excellent natural guard dogs with protective instincts
Fiercely loyal and loving with family, great with kids
Moderate grooming needs fitting for busy owners
Cons
Needs significant daily exercise commitment
Requires consistent, firm training to manage independent nature
Susceptible to breed-specific health issues, especially cardiac conditions
May experience separation anxiety if left alone too long