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Boxer Puppy Picture
A boxer puppy picture can be found on most sites that feature puppies and adult dogs.
These dogs have compact and powerful bodies. Their short coats fit close to their skin. The shiny coat comes in a variety of colors including brindle, fawn, and various shades of red. Some dogs are white, and some have white markings. The dogs have strong necks, well-muscled chests, and straight front legs. The average male stands at 22-24 inches tall, and weighs about 60-70 pounds. Female dogs are usually 21-23 inches tall and weigh about 55-65 pounds. The dogs of this breed are used in guarding, police work, search and rescue, and other important tasks nowadays.
A boxer puppy picture can be found on most sites that feature puppies and adult dogs.
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This breed originated in Germany about a century ago. The true origin of the breed is uncertain, but it’s believed that it can be traced back to the Belgian breed Brabanter Bullenbeisser and the English Bulldog. Early dogs of this breed were white, but nowadays the only accepted color is fawn. In early years, these dogs were used for driving and guarding cattle and were considered working class dogs. When not working, these strong and fierce canines played with children and entertained the family. A boxer puppy picture can be found on most sites that feature puppies and adult dogs.
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