My female only drools when she is watching you eat something yummy. And Mostly its when someone is eating Microwave Popcorn. She will just sit and stare at you then starts the drips and big spitbubbles. My male gets the foamy mouth from running around outside but not usually inside at all. From meeting different boxers in the rescue I'm involved in It really does depend on the dog. My Male (a rescue) definately does not have as much jowel as my female. My female comes from a champion line. Then there are some rescues that you can literally see the inside of their bottom jowel hang out its so big. I'm sure they drool more than the others. We usually warn people when they play and get foamy. My kids tell everyone they get slimed by the dogs when they play with them.
Roxy's always dripped a little when she's watching me cook or fix her bowl. However, last night she took it to a whole new level! I was sitting on the couch eating a bowl of mac n cheese (with her staring at me, of course) and I kept feeling something dripping on my leg. I guess I just thought it was her normal occasional drip, but when I looked up she had enormous strings of drool hanging out each side of her mouth and she had completely saturated the corner of the couch! It was so gross, but so funny :D So then I made it worse by jumping up to get a paper towel. Well, naturally, she followed me. Stringing drool the whole way. *sigh* Eight months ago I would have been totally icked out by the whole thing. These dogs just do something to you
Lola drools when you have food that she wants(which is any type of food, she really like aspargus), or whe she is panting from playing. When she wants our food she will sit by you, and start salivating, must of the time resulting in cute little bubbles on the corner of her mouth. She dribbles water out of her cheeck whenever she drinks water.
Dottie is such a little lady, and Snoop would remind you of Oscar Madison, from "The Odd Couple."
When Snoop drinks water, Dottie is there to lick his dribbles off his face! She, of course, doesn't drool, when she drinks.
I heard that it depends on the type of jawline they have. One of our boxers drools and one doesn't. The one that drools gets full on spit bubbles and drool hanging out. SHE LOVES FOOD, he could care less he just wants to play!
Her jawline is a little longer and not as wide as his.
Rush has a short more square jawline.
Chloe's is slimmer & longer.
They're both full boxers too though, we have their family tree things and everything.
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