clara's parents
Completely Boxer Crazy
Clara is 13 months old as of yesterday and weighed in at 45 lbs when taken to the vet a couple of weeks ago.
Might be a true miniature!
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ssleighter
Completely Boxer Crazy
Our rescue girl, Ginger, is approximately a year old (maybe a little over that because she just seems more mature) is a WHOPPING 40 pounds of sleek boxer! She is well formed, and has great muscle tone, she's also just really little! We call her our little microboxer! I am going to post of pic of her tonight that shows her good...take a look after it's approved! :D
Sharon
Sharon
Nope, not a miniature, just small ....
My Diva a just a few months shy of 4 years old and she weighs in at around 25 kgs (around 55 pounds). She is smaller in stature than a lot of other female boxers I have seen, but she is all muscle. She also looks even smaller next to Monty, my male boxer who at 11 months is around 67 pounds!
Liz
PS, Diva took a full two years to fully develop, so I would say that your girl isn't finished developing yet.
My Diva a just a few months shy of 4 years old and she weighs in at around 25 kgs (around 55 pounds). She is smaller in stature than a lot of other female boxers I have seen, but she is all muscle. She also looks even smaller next to Monty, my male boxer who at 11 months is around 67 pounds!
Liz
PS, Diva took a full two years to fully develop, so I would say that your girl isn't finished developing yet.
Debbie Magon
Boxer Pal
Clover who was my runt, was weighed at the vets this week and is 23 kg or 50 lbs.
She is tall for a female and quite muscular.
She looks quite well covered, considering at the same height a few months ago she was only 19kg.
She eats like a horse and is a typically, very active 11mth old pup.
As long as your boxers are eating well and keep good general health I dont think weight , during growth time, is of much importance.
Only an over weight puppy would concern me and I am yet to see an over weight boxer pup!
Remember bone density is a large factor in weight and some boxers have much heavier or lighter bones.
This will give a false impression if taken solely by weight indication alone.
PS: Great Granma Rose at 9 1/2 refuses to hop on the scales. Dont blame her
She is tall for a female and quite muscular.
She looks quite well covered, considering at the same height a few months ago she was only 19kg.
She eats like a horse and is a typically, very active 11mth old pup.
As long as your boxers are eating well and keep good general health I dont think weight , during growth time, is of much importance.
Only an over weight puppy would concern me and I am yet to see an over weight boxer pup!
Remember bone density is a large factor in weight and some boxers have much heavier or lighter bones.
This will give a false impression if taken solely by weight indication alone.
PS: Great Granma Rose at 9 1/2 refuses to hop on the scales. Dont blame her
My Daisy is almost 7 months and she weighs 50 lbs!!! Her mother weighed 80-85 lbs. and her dad weighed 100 lbs! (This was one of the reasons why we chose this litter - we liked the parents). Who knows if she will gain any more weight, but she seems healthy and the vet just loves her to pieces!!!
Natalie & Daisy
Natalie & Daisy
jaimie
Boxer Insane
Both my girls are petite. When I first got Brit all the vet kept saying was that she was going to be a small girl. Brit is about 45LBS and she is 8 years old, but her ribs don't stick out and she eats like a moose. Now Baylee is about 52LBS and she is 7 years old and also eats like a moose. So, actually I love their sizes since they both sleep in my bed I couldn't imagine anything bigger taking up my bed. Hubby is bad enough:rolleyes: :D
Jaimie
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caspersmom
Boxer Pal
I think I have a miniature
Our little Chloe was the runt of her litter - only 5 pounds at 8 weeks. Now she is 9 months old and a whopping 30 pounds. My trainer calls her a new breed
She is really healthy and is the alpha dog in a house with two 75 pound males. Everyone always thinks she is a baby.
Our little Chloe was the runt of her litter - only 5 pounds at 8 weeks. Now she is 9 months old and a whopping 30 pounds. My trainer calls her a new breed
She is really healthy and is the alpha dog in a house with two 75 pound males. Everyone always thinks she is a baby.
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