Are brindle boxers generally smaller than fawn?

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Jaxter

Boxer Pal
Someone approached me at PetSmart tonight and said that he heard that brindles were generally smaller than fawn - I've never heard of this before, have any of you?
 

Ronin1

Boxer Insane
That's like saying that Fawn's are better dogs than Brindles :LOL: My last fawn female was a dainty 50 lbs, however Ronin is my first Brindle and he's a whopping 80 lbs! It always amazes me that people who know NOTHNG about a particular breed of dog, think they know everything about such dog and are perfectly happy to share their "wisdom" it with you :rolleyes:
 

Jaxter

Boxer Pal
We thought it sounded kind of strange. What's even funnier is, he said he heard it from a couple of people. He must know a lot of nutters, lol. When we got Baxter, I bought 3 books on Boxers, and read numerous articles online and in magazines, and never read anything like that. I especially thought it was strange, because the breeder that we got Zoe from said he thinks she's going to be "BIG". I think she's a lot smaller than Baxter was at her age, but we'll see.
 

butlersmom

Super Boxer
Well......

......Scarlett was my first boxer, and Fawn. She was 55 lbs until the last year of her life when she became more sedate. Her top weight was 62 lbs. Butler is my brindle boy who is 5 years old, and I struggle to keep him at 80 lbs. He's a big boy.....and would love to be bigger.

So, I think this guy apparently is just one of those people who think they knew everything, but really know nothing much.
 

WeasleRocky

Completely Boxer Crazy
I agree... now if you are comparing a brindle female to a fawn male, of course, the fawn will be larger becuz it's a male... males are generally bigger in any breed you look at...

so once again an idiot trying to sound smart opened his mouth... lol
 

Draymia

BW Adviser<br><img src="/forums/images/modpaw.gif"
The only difference between the brindle and fawn is the color. Size isn't related to color.

:)
 
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