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Hi Everyone,
I just wanted to introduce myself and my baby Bailey. My husband and I rescued her almost a year ago. We just just could not resist that cute little face and now we can't imagine life without her. Having a boxer in your life is pretty amazing! We just love her.

Hope to hear from ya all soon.

Rhonda
 
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SoleilBxrs

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welcome to the boards!

where in CA are u located? thankyou and congrats for rescuing your girl! can't wait to see pix and hear stories! :D

-Kat
 
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Bailey/ Girl

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Hi Kat,

We are in Northern CA in a little town called Tracy. Where are you? Talk with you later-
Rhonda
Bailey, reverse brindle/lab 11 months
 
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SoleilBxrs

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Hi Rhonda!

We're kinda of all over the place right now.. BUT, we have family in Sac and SF, BF (daddy) is currently living in the Bay Area, and we are in So-Cal right now.. But we're transitioning up to the Bay Area w/in the next few months! :D

-Kat
 
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__solicitations: this includes puppy inquiries like "I am looking for a puppy. Any good breeders in California?".
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SoleilBxrs

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rrrmarie-

The best way to go about searching for a boxer puppy is by contacting your local boxer club and attending shows. The 2 clubs in NorCal are the EastBay Boxer Club and the Sacramento Valley Boxer Club. You may think that you are not asking for much, but reputable breeders (who do genetic health testing, show their dogs, and screen homes very throughly) often times do not have litters every year.. Sometimes a flashy pup (if conformation is good) may be kept in consideration as a show prospect. We began our search at the dog shows.. There are quite a few shows coming up in the bay area, so that would be the place to start your search. get to know the breeders there, you can even attend one of the boxer club meetings, we attended the Sacramento long before we got our first pup. Just wondering, why is it so important that the pup be papered? Hope that helps a little bit. :)

-Kat
 
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rrrmarie

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Kat,

Thank you for your help and quick response.

Dear Moderator,

Sorry about my post. Didn't mean to give anyone any grief.


rrrmarie
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