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Miniature Boxer Dog
If you're looking for an adult miniature boxer dog, rescue sites will have info on how to adopt along with photo galleries of dogs available.
This breed requires relatively little care, but as it is with other breeds, dog ownership is a great commitment and a definite responsibility. Without proper socializing and training, these animals may become disobedient, timid or aggressive. These dogs should not be allowed to run loose; exercising within a safe fenced area or on a leash is recommended. This breed makes excellent service animals, because the innate desire to help those in need is typical of these creatures. This breed is used as therapy animals, guides for the blinds, seizure alert animals, couriers and guards.
If you're looking for an adult miniature boxer dog, rescue sites will have info on how to adopt along with photo galleries of dogs available.
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These canines are highly energetic, curious and versatile. They are eager and quick to learn. These traits make training sessions very interesting and rewarding. However, this breed requires a dominant owner and handler. These dogs are known to be stubborn at times. In addition, they are very playful and sneaky. Playful, barking and jumping along with trying to attract your attention in every way possible can be called a common behavior in this breed. It needs a wise owner to handle it. If you're looking for an adult miniature boxer dog, rescue sites will have info on how to adopt along with photo galleries of dogs available.
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