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Last Friday Morning 2:30 am after be had to take him to the ER vet, Dakota's heart, Just Gave out. We knew he was not doing well, that afternoon he collapsed in the yard. I was out of town of course, but I raced to the vets just to see what was going on. They said he had a mass on his heart...

sorry for your loss

beds I took a memory foam topper, 3 in thick cut it the size of his existing bed and now he sleeps on the floor. He loves the bed now. Just A spoiled rotten boxer.

I had a rescue that would clear a 6 ft fence :lol:

I don't go to dog parks not because of the dogs but the owners. they don't control their dogs, just like their own life. They think it it easier to throw them out and there not be problems. Just saying.

inside . he is safe that way

I found another boxer he in OKC OK. His new name is IO (E O) I have him listed with a boxer rescue here. He smart but was abused and is all scarred up.

I found a 2 year old male boxer that was tied up a pole. He was severely dehydrated and was very glad some one came and got him.

Dakota likes to tear up boxes. He will tear them up then play chase with the pieces. grin2icon Silly boxer.

Son saw another one yesterday 12-18 My DS saw a boxer yesterday in a different location, of course beside the freeway. He chased it across a field and down a side street into a neighborhood, then he lost it. Hopefully some one will get it. No, did not call animal control, they don't care.

I just saw a boxer along the freeway in OKC OK. I tried to get him but he/she would not come. I did get him to go back under the fence into the field. Drives you crazy,

up stream :lol:

Dakota will not go to bed until the DW goes. He usually starts getting tired around 9 pm, he will go in where the DW is, lay down and make long sighs. If she gets up he bolts for his bed, waiting for her to get there.

yes the easy walk harness is a life saver, (no more choking) and a 6 ft strong leather leash. Dakota is 90 lbs and can pull you down the street if he wanted to. the harness pulls them back into you and makes it difficult for them to pull against it.