What to do with your boxer?

Answer 1

- Roller blading
- cycling
- swimming
- Dog parks
- hiking (with a back pack on him)
- obedience training
- agility
- rally-o

Answer 2

Vaccinate your boxer when you first get her, then get her yearly booster shots. Consult your veterinarian about flea-control products and worming your dog.
Make sure meat is the first ingredient in your boxer's dog food. Crude protein should be no less than 30 percent and crude fat no less than 20 percent. The fiber content should be 4 percent or less.
Bathe your boxer infrequently. Because of her short-haired coat, she'll rarely get dirty.
Brush your boxer's coat occasionally with a firm brush. Trim her nails regularly.
Consider getting a crate for a new boxer puppy. It is helpful in house training and serves as a quiet place for the puppy. Crates are also good tools when you are training your puppy not to chew, and they help remedy separation anxiety.
SixObedience-train your boxer when she's young. Boxers are highly intelligent and quick learners, but they can be mischievous if left untrained. They also love to jump up on people and need to be trained out of this behavior early. SevenUnderstand health problems that boxers are prone to, such as hip dysplasia (a malformed ball and socket in the hip joint), bloat, aortic stenosis (a heart condition), tumors and hypothyroidism (a condition that causes the body to slow down). When you adopt your dog or puppy, find out what type of screening has been done for these problems.
Be prepared to enjoy a fruitful 9 to 12 years with your boxer, as this is the boxer's average life expectancy.
Tips & Warnings
This breed doesn't bark much - except with justifiable cause.
Boxers are generally content to lie quietly with their owners for hours.
Contact the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals to learn more about hip dysplasia in boxers.
Keep your boxer indoors if you live in a climate that's hot and humid, or cold. A boxer should do well indoors as long as she has a backyard to play in or is taken on daily walks.
Boxers are sometimes prone to snoring and gas.

Answer 3

Get him lots of exercise take him for long walks. Lots of chew toys as he will think he is half billy goat. If you dont want the boxer to have it put it up over 4ft high. Love him and give him plenty of praise very loyal dogs. Mostly enjoy him and let him enjoy you.. If you just recently got the dog here is someessential info on the website listed below.

Answer 4

I'd set up the same exercise yard military K-9 animals employ
complete with low crawls under barbed wire, sandbag drag, stacked 55 gallon drums to run over, trench leaps, wall top walks, water swim, all done by oral & hand signal command.
I'd forgo use of chemical smokes, explosives, & firearm use.
This is done twice each day with two A.M. hours & two P.M.

Answer 5

A walk? These dogs are too energetic for walking! Try RUNNING! Or throwing some toys and playing catch!

Answer 6

take 4 a walk

Answer 7

As far as what? Try entertaining it, walking it, grooming it, loving it.

Answer 8

Take it for a stroll?

Answer 9

play tug

Answer 10

Love him or her. respect him or her and most of all, show them love. feed and shelter