Can a boxer mate with a german shepherd?

Question

A Boxer or Bull dog? What do the kids look like?

Answer 1

here you go> http://www.gsdhaven.org/ourdogs/2006/leebah2006/3.jpg
handsome dog!

Cute puppy!> http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.allusads.com/p/1850/1850k07451b.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.allusads.com/classified.ads/1850k0745/&h=300&w=400&sz=11&hl=en&sig2=EDBj3ZLCaYhE6siKV9grlg&start=19&tbnid=UrHBTvARHE98gM:&tbnh=90&tbnw=120&ei=GSTcRNjvOYaEJZud6J4N&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dboxer%2Bgerman%2Bshepherd%2Bmix%26start%3D18%26ndsp%3D18%26svnum%3D10%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26rls%3DGGGL,GGGL:2006-18,GGGL:en%26sa%3DN

Here's a youngster> http://bluegrassboxerrescue.org/Images2006/emma1.jpg

Adult> http://www.tuspain.com/spar/images/0010.JPG

As you can see, some look more like each breed.

Answer 2

All dogs can mate with each other - the only thing that may stop them is the size difference, and even there, if one of them just perseveres, you can get puppies! I used to have a neighbour that had a dog called Bernie. He was a cross St Bernard/Basset Hound. He was one of the few that was a perfect cross, as he had a bassets body, with a St Bernard's head! Most times, if two breeds cross, the puppies will come out looking more like one breed than the other. So I think a cross boxer/GS would probably be quite a nice looking dog, although I'm not really fond of the squishy faces of a boxer!

Answer 3

Of course they can, they're than called mutts and a little of both.
I know it for a fact.
I had a friend who was a fighter, he was a boxer and he liked training in the country where the air was fresh and clean. A couple of years ago he was up in the hills someplace training when he met a local, German Shepard.
The Shepard owned a small herd of well tended sheep that earn a modest but comfortable living.
Anyway, my friend, Hank, is a sheep lover. It's what drew him to the area in the first place.
Bruce, the young, lean, good looking local Shepard, while tending his herd, happened to hear the grunting and groans of the training fighters, sparing.
Being a young man of the flesh he was quickly drawn to their vocal utterances being produced by the physical contact and sweat soaked muscular bodies of the fighters.
The attraction between boxer and Shepard was immediate.
They became immediate mates.
You could easily say they mated successfully.
Kids, by the way look just like adults but smaller and of course younger.
I hope this helped.

Answer 4

I have a white boxer/German shepherd/labrador retriever/pit bull mix. He's the cutest smartest dog in the whole wide world. He was a 4 month old stray when I got him...now he is 8 months old.

Answer 5

It certainly IS physically possible with the types of breeds that you mentioned. The offspring could look like a German Shepard, boxer, or bulldog, or any combination of the two parents. I don't know why you would actually want to do it, but that's just my opinion.

Answer 6

YES! I have a boxer German shepherd mix.

Answer 7

Certainly...A boxer and a German Shepherd sounds feasible...It's the Pekingese that may not care to indulge.

Answer 8

Dogs can mate with dogs! You degrade the breed by mixing though. Keep the breed line pure. Mongrels are not all that welcomed.

I am a pet lover. A dog is a dog. But "breed" is important to those that care.

Answer 9

Now why would you want to do that? Boxers are far superior dogs and mixing their breed does a major disservice.

Answer 10

Of course. All canine species can mate with each other. What the puppies will look like is anyone's guess. Depends on the strength of the genes in each animal. Take a combination of both.

Answer 11

Yes it can, but why would you want to do that. The shelters are overflowing with unwanted dogs already - why create more.

The pups will look like what they are - cross breeds. None will look like a bulldog.