which dog breed can i buy ?

Question

I want a dog that is so affectionate with us and also not cost much
and what's ur openion about BOXER

Answer 1

That depends...

There are a lot of things to consider: do you have a child/baby in your house? do you own an apartment or a house? Do you have time to walk your dog? Do you have time to groom?

Dogs of different breeds have specific characteristics. For example: I have a Basset Hound, who smells, who drools, but is very sweet and requires little exercise. But this would turn some people off.

I suggest that you go to a bookstore and browse on some dog books to understand the breed that you want. Believe me... its worth it to research first. There are a lot of abandoned dogs out there because their owners do not understand their dog's nature.

Please do not be one of those.

Answer 2

I would have to say Boxers are great dogs. My mom has one named Rex and she is going to breed him soon. They do go through what I like to call terrible twos. They will destroy everything but after that they are the best dogs for families. I also recommend Pharraoh Hounds. They are wonderful pet, and the greatest thing about them is that they don't have any known Medical problems. But the only bad part is finding a breeder and they do cost alot. But I would still go with the boxer. Good Luck!

Answer 3

As Lizzy said, Boxers are good family dogs and so can most breeds but this depends on how you train them. Some dogs require more than others in terms of exercise,training etc so you need to consider how much time you have to give attention to a dog. I suggest you get a pup and train him\her the way you want him to behave.

Answer 4

Depends on why you are thinking of a boxer....

Nothing against them..just from my experiance, any pure breed dog will cost more than a mix if you get them directly from a breeder. Check into animal shelters or boxer rescues.

The breed themselves are a good breed...big tanks that they are! How big is your lap?

Answer 5

Boxers are excellent family dogs, but they can be prone to allergies and skin tumors. But every breed of dog has medical issues. I would love to own a boxer, very happy dogs.

Answer 6

listen frnd buying a breed dog depends in ur exotic nature if ur nature is exotic then ull buy a breeded dog other wise ull prefer more simple dog .more u train the dog more it will be good
abt boxer i had 20 dogs but i liked gaddi dog the beat boxer is always 2nd for me

Answer 7

go for a gray hound the are sooo loving and really good with kids I would have 10 of them if I had the room. Boxers are OK but they get an attitude sometimes I wouldn't want them around kids.

Answer 8

Dog Adoption

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Humanity and kindness go hand in hand. All the animal lovers have a special place in their hearts for their furry companions and love to provide for them, care for them and love them. Adopting a homeless dog is not just an act of kindness but finding an unwavering devotion, loyalty and companionship forever. Though, it may take time and patience, your rewards come inn the way these animals wait for you anxiously at home, without questioning your lifestyle and run to hug you and are contented to be petted. The pet and owner bonding is one of the most beautiful relations in the world. It is interesting to see how the two specials, naturally abhorrent to each other, live in harmony in a loving home and even become the best playmates ever. Such relationships include the friendships between cats and dogs.

Adopting a dog means choosing the correct type of dog for you as the fist step. You will have to decide whether you want a dog that is large or small according to the space available to you. You may want an active companion that loves to go hiking or a gentle one that is contented to sit in your lap and be petted regularly. There are dogs with long fur that look cute or the smooth-coated ones that shed very little. Guardian dogs need to be stronger and more intelligent while toy dogs need to be cute and gentle and easily sociable. Hundreds of breeds of dogs are available for adoption but you should be careful to choose the one that suits your personality type. Here are some things to keep in mind, before you adopt a dog:
Consider the size of your dog according to the size of your house. Flats, unit houses and farmhouses may all be suitable for different breeds.
Urban and suburban areas are more suitable for particular breeds while rural and semi-rural areas are preferable for others.
While choosing a dog, keep in mind that you have a yard at home or not.
Is the dog contented to be chained or stay within the property limits or is a natural wanderer.
The daily exercise that the dog breed needs on a regular basis.
The time you can spend with your dog and its need of companionship.
People with oldies, invalid people or kids at home must choose a dog that will not be a problem for them later.
The age group and the fitness level of the dog owner and the main dog sitter.
Energy level of the dog that you find comfortable.
The toy or small dogs such as Pekingese, medium dogs such as Cocker Spaniel and large dogs such as German Shepherd Giant and St. Bernard have all their exclusive uses.
The price of the dog and its daily maintenance cost.
Preferable length of coat of the dog. Smooth coated ones such as Basset Hound, dogs with short coat such as German Shepherd, medium coated ones such as Cocker Spaniel or long-coated ones such as Maltese, all have different looks and are suitable for different weather conditions. Long coated dogs in warmer regions need to be kept cool constantly by air-conditioning, while smooth-coated ones in cold countries will need warming up, thus, increasing their maintenance cost.
Grooming the dog requires.
The purpose for adopting the dog. Some dogs are so sociable that they are contented to keep quiet when strangers come into the house, while some breeds are merely threatening with barking but rarely bite. Some other breeds are quite dangerous and can attack any stranger savagely.
The number of dogs and cats that you already own, for this will determine how social and adjustable a dog you might need.
The training level, fitness level, age and health of the dog.


about boxer
Boxers are a breed of stocky, medium-sized, short-haired dog with a smooth fawn or brindled coat and square-jawed muzzle. Boxers have very strong jaws and a powerful bite.

The ancestors of this breed were the German Bullenbeisser, a dog of Mastiff descent, and the English Bulldog. The Bullenbeisser had been working as a hunting dog for centuries, employed in the pursuit of bear, wild boar, and deer. Its task was to seize the prey and hold it until the hunters arrived. In later years, faster dogs were favored and the Bullenbeisser grew smaller and was then called the Brabanter.


Boxers on the first boxer exhibition, Munich 1895In the late 19th century, the Brabanter was crossed with an English Bulldog to start the line that would become the modern Boxer. In 1894, three Germans by the name of Roberth, Konig, and Hopner decided to stabilize the breed and put it on exhibition at a dog show. This was done in Munich in 1895, and the next year they founded the first Boxer Club.

The breed was introduced to other parts of Europe in the late 1890s and to the United States around the turn of the century. The American Kennel Club (AKC) recognized the first Boxer champion in 1915.

During World War I, the Boxer was co-opted for military work, acting as a valuable messenger dog, pack-carrier, attack dog, and guard dog.

It was not until after World War II that the Boxer became popular around the world. Boxer mascots, taken home by returning soldiers, introduced the dog to a much wider audience and it soon became a favorite as a companion animal, as a show dog, and as a guard dog.

For detials of Boxer Dog
http://www.theanimalsonline.com/choosing_your_boxer_dog.php

Answer 9

if you take a boxer i think its too costly for you. if you want a doa you should take a small dog like dashaund or pomeranian or a normal country dog people think that country dogs are also good and will be loving and affectionate.

Answer 10

Try visiting your local animal shelter. Their adoption fees are usually pretty affordable. Most dog breeds are affectionate.