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rabbit83 02:10:34 Mon Nov 17 2008 Offline posts Reply |
hi i am the pround owner of a cute little puppy and i like to get your opinion yes she is a mixed 3/4 boxer 1/4 lab and she has a white face deep blue eyes and fawn brindle from the neck back and brindle spots on her ears and i would like to breed her with a full blooded boxer similar in color what do you think
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Katiesnowflake  21:32:32 Mon Nov 17 2008 Offline 2202 posts Admin  Mood Now:  Reply |
My first reaction was - "Are you serious". On the assumption that you are there are numerous reasons why you should not breed from a pure bred white boxer never mind a cross breed boxer.
If you want another Boxer at a later date go to a rescue centre - there are numerous Boxers needing rehomed. Enjoy your puppy and when she is old enough get her spayed. Please do not add to the countless unwanted puppies and dogs throughout the UK and Ireland who have no hope of a new home and many many who end up in Pounds are PTS. Helen www.freewebs.com/velvetboxers/ Home of the White Boxer Club
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SashasMum  22:20:37 Tue Nov 18 2008 Offline 4352 posts Admin  Mood Now:  Reply |
Have to agree with Helen, sorry. What is the point of breeding from a cross breed anyway? Doesn't matter what percentage boxer she is, she is still a cross breed.
Have a look at my avatar and meet my girl Tizzy. I learnt about her through rescue when her mother died at three days old. I have no more to say.
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