Who has a huge boxer?

[Austin's Mom]

Austin is 6 yesterday and weighs about 98 pounds. I can't measure him because he tries to bite the tape measure like it's a plaything. I also can't put any pics in my gallery because I don't know how to resize them to make them smaller. I'm so computer stupid.

 

[Monica156]

Gosh! Ours are runts compared to everyone listed above!

Jingo our female is apx 42 lbs, Milo our male is apx 55-60 lbs. Both are within the height standards for the US.

People almost always think Jingo is still a puppy. She's 3.5 years old and hasn't filled out. We work hard to keep her at 42 lbs. However she can fly through the air with the greatest of ease! :D

 

[pyermoli]

My parents have a fawn named pancho, he weighs in at a hefty 105 lbs.

 

[NikoBrindle]

Bear in mind that at 14 months, she still has some filling out to do (won't be finished till at least 2 years old) so she'll probably gain another few pounds by maturity.

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oh please please dont tell me that,

niko just turned 7 months and weighs 60+

when we met his mom, we thought she was his dad just from size alone, his dad was huge.

im begining to be afriad someone will see me being drug down the street by niko....

 

[alohaboxer!]

Cassius is a healthy 60# at 13 months old. A lean mean bouncing machine. I used to think he was too small, but then I re-read about the boxer standard which puts him right on track. Text Book Boxer

 

[Sabrina]

Cortes is from a reputable breeder with both parents right about in the middle of the boxer standard. He's now 10 months and weighs 60 pounds. The vet originally estimated that he'll be around 90 pounds when he's done filling out. He's pretty tall for a boxer, though I'm not sure how tall he is as he tries to eat the tape. If you look at him he seems to be all legs and he's skinny. People are constantly telling me he needs to gain weight - he seems to have cycles when he's does look to skinny and then he fills out some. but then he gets taller again and losses all his bulk. I'm kind of doubtful he'll reach the 90 pound mark and hope he doesn't. Thats too big for a boxer and he has mild hip displaysia and being that big will just make it worse.

 

[deesboxers]

Lt is way over........

the height standard, 29.75 inches at the withers. His weight is right at 100 lbs. It baffles the vet, and people who know boxers, as to how he got this big. He does measure out to the right proportions, as far as being square, head size and shape. He does appear to be lean with his rib outline showing. All this aside, he is not the biggest boxer I have seen. I will be posting some pics, soon as I get another digi camera. I also agree that while there is nothing to disquallify a boxer due to height, it is not a practice that I want to see. The standards are all fairly close, and should remain that way.Besides aren't there other breeds such as bull and standard mastiffs that already exist?

 

[Roxymyboxy]

Roxy is a SOLID as a rock 60lbs and she is 14mos old. As long as she is healthy and happy I couldn't care less if she fits the standard

 

[Paper-Dogg13]

Not sure how tall Charlie Paper is at the withers, but he's 2 years and weighs 63 lbs. NBot a real big guy, but he's solid muscle...which sucks when he's playing & runs right into you.

 

[Barryp]

Big Boy

We have a large boxer, although when you live with them , they don't seem so big- just right. He's three years old, stands 27 inches to the top of his shoulder and weighs 103 lb. You can see pictures of him on his web site-
http://only1moucho.tripod.com/ or check out his gallery pics.