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2/16/05
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The most important thing is to find a breeder who health tests their Boxers. More information on the recommended health tests can be found here: http://www.americanboxerclub.org/health-screening.html
I'd also advise you to start your search for a good obedience trainer now. You'll want to enter the puppy in classes shortly after bringing it home. Boxers can be a handful it not trained and puppies are much easier to train than adults!
Good luck! :)
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Alisha
Shaeward Boxers
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3/7/05
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You also want to look for a well socialized pup, one that has been introduced to potty training and that lives in the house with the breeder's family. A champion sired pup is usually more likely to be healthy and have a good temperment. I do have a couple of pups available in my current litter, but if I don't have what you're looking for, I can certainly help you find someone who does. Please email me with your location mysheshe103@aol.com. I'd be happy to help.
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Sherry
She-She's Kennels
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3/9/05
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I agree Ch titles are something to look for but don't agree they're an indication of health. Not all show breeders screen the health of their Boxers...when looking for a puppy, make sure to deal with a breeder who does. :)
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Alisha
Shaeward Boxers
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