Published on Thursday, January 21, 2010 by admin Learn basic information, tips and techniques that will help you teach your boxer puppy how to sit in this free video. Expert: Melanie McLeroy...

Published on Thursday, January 21, 2010 by admin Learn basic information, tips and techniques that will help you teach your boxer puppy its name in this free video. Expert: Melanie McLeroy...

Published on Thursday, January 21, 2010 by admin Learn basic information, tips and techniques that will help you teach your boxer puppy to lie down in this free video. Expert: Melanie McLeroy...

Published on Thursday, January 21, 2010 by admin Learn basic information, tips and techniques that will help you teach your boxer puppy to stop jumping on people in this free video. Expert: Melanie McLeroy...

Published on Monday, December 28, 2009 by admin Continued from part two. Epilepsy/seizure disorder When your Boxer is between 2 to 5 years old, he may develop seizure disorder. When he has an epilepsy attack, he'd be unconscious and may look like he is not breathing but he is. He is not suffering. The information that would be important to your veterinarian regarding such episodes includes: > Dura...

Published on Monday, December 28, 2009 by admin Continued from part one. Cryptorchidism is peculiar to male dogs and a condition present at birth. The testicle/s, which developed in the abdomen, fail to descend into the scrotum. The usually underdeveloped and non-functional testicle/s should be removed, as it could turn cancerous later in life. If the condition remains after the puppy is more than 2 months...

Published on Monday, December 28, 2009 by admin Some Dogs like Boxers unfortunately, are prone to several potential health problems such as: - Skin allergy - Food allergy - Cancer - Hip dysphasia - Bloat - Heart ailments - Hypothyroidism - Fleas - Worms Knowing what they are will help you to better monitor your pet's health and to gather the pertinent information, in case of an illness, that would ass...

Published on Monday, December 28, 2009 by admin Why? Because boxers are particularly prone to heat exhaustion due to their "pushed in" faces. Because of their short snout, they just can't process the heat as efficiently as a dog with a longer nose can. So, be good to your boxer and make sure you pay attention to the tips in this article... PROTECT YOUR DOG FROM THE HEAT Don’t leave your dog outside in the heat ...

Published on Monday, December 28, 2009 by admin But I do have a small metal tag with my address and phone number on my boxer dog's collar, so that's something, I guess. But this article really makes you stop and think differently about the various methods of dog identification. I highly recommend you take the time to read it. The trusty old dog license is quickly being replaced as the primary method of identifyi...

Published on Monday, December 28, 2009 by admin Myself, I'm definitely a dog person, but that's mostly because I'm so allergic to cats. If they didn't make me sneeze and wheeze, I might actually own 1 or 2. Anyway, the author on this page offers the perspective that cats and dogs CAN live together harmoniously, despite what the cartoons tell us. :-) Can cats and dogs live together without constantly being at war...