Brindle vs Fawn?
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RoxiesEcho
Boxer Insane
Bella isn't what I would call a hunter. She likes to chase the cat and the rabbits but she just chases. She doesn't do anything when she catches up to them. Last night our field was being tilled and a field mouse ran across the yard. She caught up to it and just stood there looking at it while it tried to jump and bite her nose!
Boxer Crazy
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We have had 2 female brindles and 2 male fawns. I have found that both the girls (brindles) have been more protective and aggressive than the boys (fawns). One of our brindles has a very high prey drive while all the others did not. The hunter in our group has killed a few squirrels, birds, and a raccoon (a small one). Our boys are/were just sweethearts. Our old boy 
(RIP <3) loved everyone and everything. When he was young he used to cry (whine) when his mom (brindle btw) used to chase and torment the cat. He wouldn't hurt a fly. I have often wondered if the differences were because of the gender, or the color, or just chance.
(RIP <3) loved everyone and everything. When he was young he used to cry (whine) when his mom (brindle btw) used to chase and torment the cat. He wouldn't hurt a fly. I have often wondered if the differences were because of the gender, or the color, or just chance.- Status