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Boxer Carolina Rescue
Boxer carolina rescue rescues dogs in need and provides photos.
Such animals are often abandoned because of behavior problems. In the wrong hands these dogs may become uncontrollable and aggressive. If the owner cannot train the dog properly or has no time for the pet, it will surely develop problems and will be difficult to control. Too aggressive dogs cannot be adopted and should be euthanized. Another reason for abandoning the animal is poor health or age. Senior dogs often develop health problems: tumors, cardiomyopathy, stenosis and others. This breed is also prone to drooling and snoring, which may offend sensitive owners.
Boxer carolina rescue rescues dogs in need and provides photos.
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Boxer Carolina Rescue -
rescues, photos
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These dogs are not for every household, as they require strong-willed and dominating owners, which are able to control and train such strong and courageous dogs. Only with the right owner, these dogs become affectionate and protective family companions. They are very versatile; their desire to help those in need makes them excellent service dogs, guides for the blind, seizure alert dogs and therapy dogs for children and for the elderly. Early consistent training is required for these animals. Unfortunately, not all owners are ready to provide it. Boxer carolina rescue rescues dogs in need and provides photos.
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