Boxer Puppy for sale in Redding, California | $400

Listing Description

Hello! My adult daughter has the most wonderful Boxer/Rottweiler mix! We know that is what he is, because she had his dna tested. She bought him from a woman, far out in the country, to whom a "spay" is a playing card. The mother dog has litter after litter, and most of them get eaten by predators. I can hardly stand to think of it.

I have persuaded her to let me re- home this litter, due any moment, on the condition that the first proceeds go toward getting the mother dog spayed.

These puppies are the half siblings of my daughters dog. He is in all but the last two photos, which are of THIS litter's parents.

I would love to tell you all the wonderful things about the dog my daughter got. He is the best dog, ever. He truly is! And, I feel so much safer knowing that he is always with her. Also, good Lord, is he gorgeous!

Rehoming fee is $400. Accepting $150 depos now. Choice of pups is first come, first served, among those who have given a deposit. NO HOLDS WITHOUT A DEPOSIT. We used to breed pugs, and allowing a hold, without a deposit, was like a jinx. It never, ever, worked out. Not once.

Fee covers the first round of shots. It does NOT include rabies, which must be given by your vet.

Deposit is non-refundable, except in cases where pup is not healthy AT the time of pickup. Once the puppy leaves with you, no refund is possible. You are welcome to arrange a vet check in advance of pickup, at your expense Rabies shot could be given at that time, so the cost is not "wasted." If puppy is not picked up by ten weeks of age, without prior agreement, deposit is forfeit, and the puppy will be made available to other interested parties. We want them ALL to have wonderful homes. The older they get, the harder this becomes to insure. I hope you understand.

These puppies will be old enough to go home, just in time for CHRISTMAS! How perfect is that?

Please contact with questions. We are doing this to help the mama dog, and in an attempt to spare as many of this litter as possible. We will not profit by it, financially. Fees will go to feed mom and pups, spay mom, first round of shots, worming, if necessary, any vet expenses involved, and the balance, as agreed, to the mom's owner. We have no authority to negotiate, without seeking her approval, which is unlikely.

I hope you can make a home for one of these pups! I bet you will be glad you did!