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Boxer Puppies in Houston and Galveston Bay

A striking, courageous, and playful dog that is both a capable guardian and a gentle family companion.

Learn About the Breed
A Boxer
Size
Large (50+ lbs)
Weight
50–80 lbs
Height
21–25 inches
Lifespan
10–12 years

At a glance

Is a Boxer right for your family?

Extremely playful, loving, and loyal. Highly energetic and alert. Excellent with family, moderately friendly with strangers. Intelligent but occasionally stubborn. Outstanding protection and watchdog.

  • EnergyHigh
  • GroomingLow
  • SheddingModerate
  • Apartment livingNeeds more space

They may be a great fit if you:

  • Want to compare this breed with your daily routine
  • Can provide consistent care, training and companionship

They may not be ideal if you:

  • Have limited time for exercise
  • Are training a dog for the first time

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Breed guide

Get to know the Boxer

A striking, courageous, and playful dog that is both a capable guardian and a gentle family companion. Named for the way it "boxes" with its front paws, the Boxer is one of America's most beloved breeds.

PersonalityExtremely playful, loving, and loyal. Highly energetic and alert. Excellent with family, moderately friendly…

Extremely playful, loving, and loyal. Highly energetic and alert. Excellent with family, moderately friendly with strangers. Intelligent but occasionally stubborn. Outstanding protection and watchdog.

ExerciseFeed two meals daily of quality protein-rich food. Needs vigorous daily exercise. Use slow…

Feed two meals daily of quality protein-rich food. Needs vigorous daily exercise. Use slow feeder bowls to prevent bloat. Do not use raised bowls. Brush teeth frequently. Clean ears twice monthly.

GroomingShort, shiny coat in fawn or brindle with a black mask. Low grooming needs…

Short, shiny coat in fawn or brindle with a black mask. Low grooming needs , weekly brushing and occasional baths. Ears are naturally floppy but often cropped. Square-shaped head with undershot jaw.

HistoryDeveloped in Germany in the 19th century from the now-extinct Bullenbeisser crossed with the…

Developed in Germany in the 19th century from the now-extinct Bullenbeisser crossed with the English Bulldog. Originally used for bull-baiting and as butchers’ helpers. First Boxer club founded in Munich in 1895.

Living with a Boxer

Are Boxers good family dogs?

Extremely playful, loving, and loyal. Highly energetic and alert. Excellent with family, moderately friendly with strangers. Intelligent but occasionally stubborn. Outstanding protection and watchdog.

How big do Boxers get?

Height: 21–25 inches. Weight: 50–80 lbs. Lifespan: 10–12 years.

Do Boxers shed?

Short, shiny coat in fawn or brindle with a black mask. Low grooming needs , weekly brushing and occasional baths. Ears are naturally floppy but often cropped. Square-shaped head with undershot jaw.

How much exercise does a Boxer need?

Feed two meals daily of quality protein-rich food. Needs vigorous daily exercise. Use slow feeder bowls to prevent bloat. Do not use raised bowls. Brush teeth frequently. Clean ears twice monthly.

Where does the Boxer come from?

Developed in Germany in the 19th century from the now-extinct Bullenbeisser crossed with the English Bulldog. Originally used for bull-baiting and as butchers’ helpers. First Boxer club founded in Munich in 1895.

What are Boxers like to live with?

A striking, courageous, and playful dog that is both a capable guardian and a gentle family companion. Named for the way it “boxes” with its front paws, the Boxer is one of America’s most beloved breeds.

Why get your Boxer from Petland Webster?

  • Health CheckedVeterinary health exam before going home.
  • Health WarrantyWritten warranty for peace of mind.
  • MicrochippedIdentification and registration included.
  • Lifetime SupportWe are here for you after you take them home.
  • Vetted BreedersWe partner with breeders who meet Petland Webster standards.

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Every puppy is different. These characteristics describe common Boxer tendencies rather than guarantees about any individual puppy.

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