Red Boxers????
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Yes - you would know them as fawn 
That colour is known as 'red' in a number of other countries (UK amongst them). The wording of the UK standard still actually follows the fawn terminology though.
Notwithstanding that there are many different shades of fawn/red, often in these parts of the world they are actually a redder shade of fawn than is common in North America (whilst pale tan is uncommon here). I suspect it is due to less constant fawn/fawn breedings, and in many cases, less emphasis on flash.
That colour is known as 'red' in a number of other countries (UK amongst them). The wording of the UK standard still actually follows the fawn terminology though.Notwithstanding that there are many different shades of fawn/red, often in these parts of the world they are actually a redder shade of fawn than is common in North America (whilst pale tan is uncommon here). I suspect it is due to less constant fawn/fawn breedings, and in many cases, less emphasis on flash.
Maxwell's Ma
Boxer Insane
Riley is more red than most of the fawns I have seen here. Her dad was a really red fawn and her mother was a brownish fawn. I love her coloring. If you look at my gallery you will see a pic of her standing up licking Max. This is really the color she is in real life. The other pics don't really show how red she is.
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Worth noting also is that all the breed standards describe the fawn (or red ) colour as ranging from pale tan right through to deep deer red. So whilst some shades might be more common in some populations than others, the whole range does exist and is perfectly correct for the breed 
) colour as ranging from pale tan right through to deep deer red. So whilst some shades might be more common in some populations than others, the whole range does exist and is perfectly correct for the breed
Maxwell's Ma
Boxer Insane
Yes Riley is more red in the sun also. I love her coloring. I am so happy for the help I get here. I didn't know until I came here there was more shades to the fawns. Great info..from this site
BoxerWtcher
Boxer Pal
Our Mason actually has something of a reddish stripe down his back, and his sides are a lighter shade, closer to the "normal" fawn brownish coloring. The red is so deep and full, it's truly striking.
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