MOLLY HAS LUCKILY FOUND A HOME; THE OTHERS ARE STILL LOOKING! If you’re interested in rehoming any of the dogs in this video, please call 01953 498377 or visit www.dogstrust.org.uk More information about the lovely boxers in the video: Mona – 3½ years old, Female, Brindle Boxer Mona is a typical boxer she is a nice girl who enjoys long walks and loves playing a game of ball. She is inquisitive and likes being trained and learning new things. She is going to need a home where she will be the only dog in the home and with adult adopters who know the breed and can provide her with firm but fair ground rules from day one at home. She will be a challenge but adopters will be rewarded with a nice dog if they are prepared to put the work in. Molly – 8 years old, Brindle and White Boxer Molly is a sensitive girl who is uncomfortable with loud traffic noise. She is a strong girl who, although strong on lead, is well mannered and settles well when she is walked away from the kennel environment. Molly loves playing with toys and enjoys her food and treats. Molly is looking for a home with older children and a large, secure garden with plenty of room for her to play. Finn, 5 tears old, Brindle and White Boxer Finn is a very sweet and friendly boy. He loves food, making him very easy to train and his love of food can also be used to help him walk nicely on lead as his is very strong on lead. Finn will suit a home with older children and adopters who know the breed and know what to …

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i luv boxer dogs so much i had 6 now i have 4(1 died and 1 moved up the road with my sis)
do u hav a boxer dog??
please tell me all about them!!
mine are eva(5),milly(3),lucy(2),angel(2)
and my sisters boxers are george(3) & marley(5)
and shelley died r.i.p she was only 6 she was mother 2 eva,milly and george
eva is the mother of lucy&angel
marley is father 2 milly ,george,lucy,angel
eva has a differnt father and i dont know who shelleys(r.i.p) mother and father are (she was bought as a pup.

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I have a 5 1/2 month old Boxer puppy. He is my first boxer. I did a ton of research about the breed before deciding to get one. However, I may have underestimated the information I read about how bad of gas that boxers generally have. It is so horrible that I cannot even stand to be in the same room most of the time. I am a cattle rancher, so I am lucky to be able to bring and have my dogs with me pretty much all the time. I just can’t stand to be in the house or truck with him because of his gas.

I read that the severe gas is due to Boxers having a little bit different digestive system than most dogs and something about Boxers having different .. or more enzymes in their stomachs. That is the most I have been able to find out on my own.

I’m hoping to find out a little more about the specific nutritional requirements for Boxers. I would think that there is a specific diet that you could put a boxer on to help them digest without so much gas. I am willing to try my hand at a homemade raw diet. I have done a raw diet for a cat before. I just have not been able to find any free information about a specific diet for Boxer dogs.

Right now, I am feeding him a food called "Taste of the Wild" that I buy from our local coop. I buy this food because it has the highest level of real meat products, and absolutely no corn or grain fillers. It is the highest quality of dry dog food that I have been able to find. It even has more real meat and less filler than the mega expensive foods that my vet sells. Yes… I know that all dry dog food is pretty lousy for your dogs, but it is the best I have been able to find so far.

Any help on reducing his horrible doggy gas will be great and information about Boxer nutrition will be much appreciated.

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