I agree. The older girl of my 3 boxers was badly bred. As I have said before, Bella was found on the side of the road with a litter of dead puppies. She was in bad shape, very bad. Way under weight, her face was all messed up and the wounds got infected. The vet said it looked like she had been bred more then once maybe many times. She is a very dark brindle, almost black. She is also on the smaller size. Still boxer size. The vet said he thinks people are trying to make smaller boxer and black boxers. Guess they would be more fashionable.
Nana
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From: Lisa Wiser <lawiser@att.net>
To: boxerlovers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2013 7:04 PM
Subject: Re: [boxer lovers] America's Most Popular Dog Breeds 1-175 by the American Kennel Club
I'd just as soon boxers were lower on that list. It's the "top dogs"
that too many times get indiscriminately bred and hurt the breed for
years to come.
LisaW
friscoscoggins wrote:
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> America's Most Popular Dog Breeds 1-175 by the American Kennel Club
> 1. Labrador Retrievers 2. German Shepherd Dogs 3. Golden Retrievers 4.
> Beagles 5. Bulldogs 6. Yorkshire Terriers 7. Boxers 8. Poodles 9.
> Rottweilers 10. Dachshunds America's Most Popular Dog Breeds 11-175
> Click Here
> <http://www.petvr.com/index.php/pages/MostPopularDogBreeds.html>
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