I have Finnish Boxers :D Pedigrees are mixtures of german, italian, french and other Boxer has holland, finnish Boxers in her pedigree. So we are very international...
If you don't know what bloodlines your boxer has, can you tell from certain traits what kind of boxer she is, English or American?
All I know is that she was born in Kentucky, so I guess she is a Hillbilly Boxer! he he, no offense Kentuckians! :D
I have a natural ear puppy bitch right now who's daddy is an English import of top lines and mom is of hot american lines. Best of both worlds!:D She's a real handful, too; drives her half sister nuts.
Well, I'm in Wisconsin. Not that Emma runs through the cheese fields or anything, but I'm in America. I do actually remember the breeder talking about that. I guess it never really sunk in that there was a difference.:p
It's something I never really thought about. I guess I always went with Julie M.'s premise: a boxer is a boxer is a boxer. A friend of mine was up at a dog park in Vail this weekend and was talking to a guy with a boxer. This guy said his was an American Boxer. My friend said the dog was bigger and taller than she expected, the head was "blockier", and the tail wasn't cropped. I told her I didn't believe there was any such breed as an American Boxer...maybe I'm wrong?
No, you're right, there is no such breed as an American Boxer. There is such a breed as an Unscrupulous Breeder who will use gimmicks to get a higher price for their puppies, though! :(
This is a question that has come up for me many times my boy Tiberious is short, stocky, and broad in the head. Many people have said I have never seen a boxer with such a prominent head. So I have been told he is a german boxer I don't know and I have not really been able to find any definitive info including the resources I seen in other posts here so I just saw he is a boxer or he is Tiberious like no one else is.
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