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kuttiswami_99 06:46:12 Wed Jul 29 2009 Offline posts Reply |
hey guys i m plannin to take a white boxer ..n he has a black colour patch on his left eye....bt guys i hv read to many negative things about white boxer.....like thm bcomun deaf...more prone to diseases n nt being strong s compared to normal boxer.......so guys plz hellp me istis all true
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Jakes_mum 15:02:46 Wed Jul 29 2009 Offline 739 posts Boxer Maniac  Mood Now:  Reply |
White, red or multi coloured, they are all fab! Have lived with both and cant say my white boxer had any more health problems than my red one - or certainly not any that were related to him being white! Dont listen to the rumours, if you go for it, it will be a life changing experience (though at times a little mad!!!!) hope you make the decision that is right for you
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Polo123  17:22:58 Wed Jul 29 2009 Offline 1568 posts Mod   Mood Now:  Reply |
There's a lot of nonsense said about whites, so ignore it all go with your instincts & get your white baby & enjoy the fun this wonderful breed offer us humans
 then make sure you let us know all about how you get along & don't forget the all important piccies 
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jilldemo 21:56:23 Fri Jul 31 2009 Offline 2067 posts Admin  Mood Now:  Reply |
Yeah, as below.
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SashasMum  17:43:38 Mon Aug 3 2009 Offline 4352 posts Admin  Mood Now:  Reply |
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luvnmylillynchilibean 00:19:36 Tue Aug 4 2009 Offline 225 posts Boxer Addict  Mood Now:  Reply |
we have a white and a fawn...lilly is our fawn, she is 3 and chilibean is our white, shes almost 5 months old. ANY breed that is normally colored, are more prone to be deaf. it doesnt make them a bad dog, we love our sweet lil white....she is the absolute sweetest dog ever. we did have to get her a trainer to help with teaching her the commands since i was clueless. her trainer took her for about a week and just fell in love with her. ill admit it is harder, but well worth it as they have SOOO much love to give, just as much as a regular boxer. they are super calm too where a normal boxer is hyper
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Katiesnowflake  22:06:20 Tue Aug 4 2009 Offline 2202 posts Admin Mood Now:  Reply |
Codswallop! I have had Boxers since the early 80's, brindles, fawns, reds and we now have two whites [along with a red/white] - the one that had the most health problems was a brindle.
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/boxer-dog-breed-origin-history.html As you will read in the above link, the original Boxer originated in Germany and they were mostly white. Helen www.freewebs.com/velvetboxers/ Home of the White Boxer Dog Club
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