New puppy pics, 2 weeks old now
04-28-2010, 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Boxer mom
Here are updated pics of the puppies, DH took the pics so they are not the greatest. They are getting up on all fours and taking their first steps. They are learning they have a voice (not a good thing for me) and barking and growling in their little puppy voices which is really cute right now but not later.
Great pictures!!!!!!!
04-28-2010, 05:08 PM
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A long time ago we had an American Bulldog, Boxer mix. (gifted to us by son's friend) He was the BEST dog! He did have vision problems, though. Is that common with the Boxers? Your pups are beautiful! Make me miss my "Smooter"! :-(
04-28-2010, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Rhonda
What do you do with the white ones? We had boxers and I was told the white ones are albinos and they are usually deaf. We had a white female and she was deaf. When she had her litter she tried to bury them in her dogfood.I had to take them away from her. She kept trying to smother them.
Do you sell the pups? They are great kids dogs!!! I gave my FIL one of the pups we had and she was just one of the gang when the kids were there. My nephew said she was a kid in a dog's coat.
Do you sell the pups? They are great kids dogs!!! I gave my FIL one of the pups we had and she was just one of the gang when the kids were there. My nephew said she was a kid in a dog's coat.
The white ones are not albino they just do not carry the gene for the color and out of the 25% that are born white 10% of those can be born deaf and/or blind. I have been lucky so far and my last 2 are fine, I know these in this litter can see and maybe hear but will need a little more time to test their hearing. I do sell my white ones but not for very much and do require them to be alered.
Due to your dog not being able to hear them she was unsure of what they were since the sound of them crying is what triggers her responce.
I use to be an ACO (Animal Control Officer) and heve been around and have had different breeds and I find this breed to be so far the most loving and funny dogs I have ever had. I think I will always have a boxer, I just love this breed.
05-07-2010, 06:35 PM
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I had a boxer when I was growing up. She was the smartest dog I ever had. My mom worked nights and slept days. If the phone rang, she would knock the receiver off the hook and go wake my mom up. After a while most knew to hold on until my mom got to the phone.
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