Purebred boxers

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

169985

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Boxer

Location

Denver, Denver County, Colorado

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

text for more details *** *** ***9. Get YOURS TODAY, while they remain available. Our pups have particularly beautiful markings and very well & evenly distributed colors with nice coats.

1st shot is always already done when you pick up your puppy. Our puppies parents and their puppies are never caged while being raised & enjoy acreage to run freely, chase squirrels and play.

Shortly before pups are released, crate training will begin so that transition is easier. We never cage ANY of our adult dogs, or any of our puppies. Our adults & puppies play, dig for moles, take naps in the sun and enjoy fresh air. Most of all, they explore all day and learn how to socialize with each other, their parents and be happy.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Purebred Boxers

1. What are the key features of Purebred Boxers?

Purebred Boxers are known for their beautiful markings and well-distributed colors. They have delightful coats and a playful personality that makes them wonderful companions.

2. How are the puppies raised?

Our purebred boxer puppies are raised in a nurturing environment where they are never caged. They enjoy acres of space to run freely, chase squirrels, and play with their siblings.

3. Is crate training provided?

Yes, shortly before the puppies are released, we begin crate training to help with their transition to their new homes. This ensures that they adapt more easily to their new environments.

4. What health procedures do the puppies receive?

The first shot is administered when you pick up your purebred boxer puppy, ensuring they are on the right path to good health.

5. How do you ensure the socialization of the puppies?

Our puppies are encouraged to play, dig for moles, and explore their surroundings, which helps them socialize with each other and their parents, leading them to be happy and well-adjusted dogs.