WHeRe caN i FiNd sUm ChEaP bOxeR pUpPieS?
Tuesday, November 30th, 2010
It has to be brown or tan and not five months yet.
Shelters.
Remember there are huge choice of adult dogs in shelters that deserve a 2nd chance of life. Never buy from a petstore or backyard breeder.Animal Shelter are normally cheaper then breeders and petstore. and are normally under the 300price . Don't knock the adult dogs. Please don't base your choice on colour, temperment is more important and colour does not indicate perfect temperment.
2006-2007 statistics
of fate of dogs & cats
Dogs
Reclaimed 30%
Rehomed 28.8%
Euthanased 32.5%
Cats
Reclaimed 3.0%
Rehomed 32.8%
Euthanased 57.0%
The boxer needs extensive trainning and firm handling due to there size and power, if you don't like a dog that drools, Boxer are not the breed for you-BoxerS DROOL. Boxer like all dogs need daily walks.
Temperament: The Boxer is patient, dignified, and self-assured. They exhibit curiosity, but are wary of strangers. This breed is fearless and courageous if threatened. They are keenly alert and have a heightened sense of hearing, which make them excellent guard dogs. The Boxer adores children and other pets they have been raised with. They have an inordinate need for human companionship and do not like to be alone for extended periods of time. They are not well suited for a two career family. Insufficient attention may lead them into "bad" behavior in an attempt to be noticed.
Training: The Boxer is clever and quick to learn. Obedience training is essential. They require a dominant owner capable of controlling them. They do not respond well to harsh treatment. Training must consist of fairness, firmness, and consistency. Boxers do well in competitive obedience and love to learn and perform tricks.
Activity: The Boxer enjoys regular play and outdoor exercise. They thrive on playing with their family and do best with a medium sized fenced yard. It is important to keep them stimulated and occupied indoors to prevent destruction brought about by boredom. The Boxer will do okay in an apartment if they are sufficiently and regularly exercised.
Adopt from a shelter. If you give me your location I can do the research on www.petfinder.com for you.
There is a lady giving a litter of golden/boxer mix away in the paper in Canton, Illinois. It's under golden mix puppies if you want to look the ad up on the web. It's the 547 phone number.
http://www.cantondailyledger.com/classif…
There is no such thing as "cheap boxer puppies," unless you go to your local rescue shelter and accidently find one. It's like saying, I need an operation and need a cheap hospital. You get what you pay for! Alternatively, you might check with a boxer rescue club, but I doubt you'll find a pup there. Good luck!
Cheap? No such thing. A well bred Boxer will be in the area of $400-$1000. Pet store Boxers and the dog from down the street may be cheaper, but chances are will come with health or behavior problems due to poor breeding.
Expect to pay around $1,000 in the first month of owning a dog, not including the dog itself. The cost includes supplies, vet care, and one groom.
Expect to pay monthly fees for food, flea/tick care, heart worm care, etc.
Expect to pay yearly fees of $700 or more for vet care and grooming.
Research breeders in your area:
