We are officially welcoming our new rescue girl, so we can share the daily boxer chaos. Zya is a bouncy boxer puppy who’s basically pure energy in a brindle package. This girl arrived and immediately decided our house is her personal racetrack. Zoomies all day? Check. Stealing shoes like it’s her job? Double check. Trying […]
As I reminisced of Rosco earlier today, a friend told me a story of her beautiful brindle boxer’s passing. She said, “I’ll never get another dog again!” As she told the story she talked about the pain of losing her beloved boxer, and how she never intended on getting another dog. Many years and two […]
My boxer, Rosco, was diagnosed with Degenerative Myelopathy (DM). A disease similar to Lou Gerrit�s Disease or ALS. There is no pain (except for a human�s heart) and simply stated, the boxer (or dog, or human) starts to lose use of their movement. To learn more about Degenerative Myelopathy (DM) click here. Sadly once they […]
Bosco doesn�t eat well. Sometimes he eats his meals and sometimes he eats a few bites and leaves the whole thing. He�s always been like that. We thought maybe he didn�t like the puppy food so when we gave him the adult he ate all his meals then after a week he went back to […]
Daisy was 5 years young when she developed Squamous Cell Carcinoma in her mouth. We sort of stumbled upon it when she needed her gum line contoured due to Gingival Hyperplasia. One thing led to another and Pandora ’s Box was opened. My husband and I had purchased pet insurance through VPI approximately 6 months […]
Arlene writes … I just found your site. We have 2 boxers Belle 4 1/2 and Bruno about 2 1/2 we don’t know because he was found wandering on a rural road. I’m am writing you because you love boxers and we just received devastating news about Belle. She has been diagnosed with a […]
If you’re as passionate your boxers as I am about my boxers, then all-natural, non-toxic products are the only option. My white boxer, Daisy, developed Squamous Cell Carcinoma (cancer of the mouth) this past summer, which ate away at her bottom jaw. Of course, we were heart broken when she needed to have her […]
According to the responses to our originally article titled “Are two Boxers, Too Much“, most people felt the MORE boxers the BETTER! Imagine our delight when we received feedback from Kris: Hello Daily Boxer, Happy Holidays! I wanted to thank all the Daily Boxer readers for their wonderfully insightful comments to my story about adding […]
First, A boxer is a boxer whether they are deaf or not. A deaf boxer needs the same things a hearing boxer needs. They just need it in a different way. Just like humans rely on other senses when one is impaired- dogs do the same, they compensate. Deaf boxers utilize vibration and movement to […]
I am always so happy to read and post successful rescue stories. All the stories are unique and so personal. This story is about a boxer named Lola. Faith wrote: Dear Daily Boxer, I first met Lola in a shelter’s sick hold. She was underweight and had a bad case of kennel cough. I wasn’t […]
