All About Boxers’

The Complete Guide

To

Boxer Dogs’

Love, Protect & Cherish

your Boxer

A full and Comprehensive e-Guide to Raising a

Boxer Dog

Learn how to lead a full and rewarding life with your

Boxer Dog!

In Fact, if you want to learn all you can about Boxer Dog’s, then you’ve come to the right place!

You love your Boxer don’t you. Of course you do or you wouldn’t be here.

The Boxer is a very loving breed that will be devoted to you throughout their entire lives… Read on to discover how you can give them the best life possible by learning how to care for them, protect them and cherish them!

FROM: The desk of Lorraine & Kevin Winslet of For Dogs Sake® Date Monday 10th January 2009 Caring for and understanding the needs of a Boxer Dog can be difficult when you can’t communicate like you would with people. Also, Boxer Dogs are like no other type of dog - they have very specific needs! What does your Boxer need? How can you help? Why does your Boxer do that? How can you stop it? Should you stop it? Can your Boxer stop it? Will your Boxer do that?

It can be hard finding information all about this special breed, Boxer Dog’s…

For more than twenty years we have owned loved and cherished Boxers. Sometimes we have instinctively known what to do, other times we have read books. We have scoured libraries and second hand book stores and more recently spent hours & hours trawling the Internet looking for answers for this breed. Now we know an awful lot about this breed and what makes it tick. We are always being asked by other Boxer Dog owners ‘how do you do that?’ or ‘How can I stop her doing this?’ and ‘Why does he do that?’, so we understand how you feel about your Boxer and your need to find answers! Over the years you will have many questions relating to your Boxer Dog and over the years you will seek the answers - so why not be prepared right now? Get all the answers right here in one place and keep those answers safe for years to come!

Learn all you can about Boxer’s - everything from how to choose a Boxer, how to care for a Boxer, and common problems you may have with your Boxer.

Right and wrong reasons for choosing a Boxer Dog. You will quickly learn if this breed is right for YOU Choosing the right Boxer puppy. Tips and tricks to help you choose Rescue Boxer Dog’s, the truth behind adopting a Boxer Keeping your Boxer Dog healthy the right way through diet and exercise. The Boxer’s Good Food Guide what’s best to feed your Boxer Showing your Boxer. How to get started and win Train your Boxer Dog well. Always be in control Breeding your Boxer Dog in a responsible way Care for your Boxer in later years. The older they get the more they need. All of the above as well as lots more is available out there. All you need to do is track it down. Explore every nook of the Internet, download tons of bumph to find a worth wile snippet OR… you could download and print off one lifetime fully comprehensive guide right now and keep it safe for years to come!

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A yearly visit to the vet should be part of a good Boxer Dog health care routine. Older Boxer Dogs, or those with known health conditions, may need to be seen more frequently to ensure that the vet stays on top of any changes in overall health. A regular veterinary visit will help identify any possible issues and concerns, plus it will keep your Boxer up to date on vaccinations and boosters. The regular vet check will usually include a weight check, temperature check, heart rate and lung check with a stethoscope, palpitation of the stomach and abdomen, as well as examination of the mouth, nose, eyes and ears…

• Diarrhea… is a watery, frequent bowel movement caused by a multitude of things. If your Staffordshire has occasional diarrhea but seems bright and healthy, you probably do not need to worry. The next time your Boxer Dog is having problems, you will be armed with all the latest information in how to determine how sever the problem may be, or, if it’s just a regular, natural occurrence. This can save you hundreds in vet bills! or simply give you peace of mind with less stress.

• Vomiting… is a common occurrence and your Staffordshire can throw up water, food or even bile. You may not see your pet vomit but find their vomit on the floor. Get to the root of the problem quickly again peace of mind is key here.

• Bad Breath… One of the most common causes of bad breath in a Boxer Dog is dental problems. If left untreated the problem may become expensive and troublesome for your Boxer.

• Hip dysplasia... is a degenerative joint disease that is common in Boxers. Caused by hip joint looseness, it creates abnormal erosion and wear on the hip joint and arthritis sets in. Be prepared. Learn what to look for and what to avoid. Again an expensive condition with lots of heartache if left too late

• Canine Arthritis... Many canines suffer from arthritis; however, it is especially common in older Boxer Dogs. There are several types of canine arthritis, but the most common form is osteoarthritis. Arthritis breaks down and wears away the joint cartilage that covers and protects the bone. With this buffer gone, some bones come in direct contact, causing pain. Learn what to do to reduce the chances of your Boxer suffering this degenerative disease… again avoiding much heartache.

• Ear infections... are a common health problem in Boxer Dogs but fortunately, owners can often treat or prevent reoccurring infections saving money with unnecessary trips to the vet reducing stress for your Boxer.

• Eye infections… Like our eyes, a Boxer’s eyes are very sensitive, but unlike us, they cannot keep their eyes healthy and clean effectively. Eye infections in Boxer’s can occur any time, so it is your responsibility to check their eyes for signs of infection or injury. Know the signs, look for them and have them treated immediately, your Boxer will appreciate it.

• Constipation… Although most Boxer’s have one or two bouts of constipation during their life, it is not normal to have recurring constipation problems. If this happens to your Boxer, you need to find the underlying cause. When a Boxer has prolonged constipation, it often causes serious gastrointestinal problems such as mega-colon, which is an abnormal enlargement of the colon. Often a simple dietary change will save your Boxer from this discomfort or will avoid the pain altogether with the right diet.

• Heatstroke… Unlike humans, Boxer Dogs do not have sweat glands, so their cooling system is their paw pads, tongue and nose. When a Boxer cannot maintain its normal body temperature due to excessive heat or high humidity, they can collapse from heatstroke, which is often fatal. Recently Ella, our 12 year old hid in our car and got shut in by accident on one of the hottest days of the year. What to do in this e-book definitely saved her life and thankfully she is still with us now. Dogs DIE from Heatstroke! Don’t suffer the pain of this needless loss. Know the signs. Know what to do.

The Boxer has a long and well earned reputation for being a hearty and reliable breed. However, with thousands of years of evolution behind the canine species, it is only natural for every Boxer breed to have some sort of genetic default in its bloodline. While some arise as basic abnormalities, many of these problems can arise for a vast number of other reasons. In many cases, it stems from faulty breeding practices somewhere in the bloodline, an issue that the Boxer has already faced once before. For the most part, it is the sensible breeder, the true enthusiast, who adheres to the strictest of standards when breeding certain bloodlines of Boxer.

Our e-book All About Boxer Dog Puppies will help with this subject. If you buy The Complete Guide today you will get this e-book FREE. Today When you download your own copy of The Complete Guide to Boxer Dogs you will be astounded by the amount of information we have produced in one place. Perhaps we should have called in the encyclopedia of the Boxer Dog. Be sure to top up your printer tray because printing it out and keeping it safe and to hand is a must. Normally $10 or £4.95

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You never know when that vital piece of information will be needed. You will never know if something you read here will save your Boxer’s life until the day you need that life saving information.

Save Hundreds if not Thousands of $$$ or £££’s in your Boxer’s Lifetime…

While we always recommend checking with your vet first all the preventative measures explained in this comprehensive guide will save a huge amount on Veterinarian bills… But more importantly if you are armed with the knowledge and confident to successfully rear and cherish your Boxer you will save on stress, anxiety and maybe heartache.

You cannot put a price on your Boxer’s life but you will appreciate the potential savings in your pocket and the confidence knowing your Boxer will bring.

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