Let’s not sugarcoat it—Boxer puppies dig. And when they start, they don’t stop till your yard looks like a construction site. I’ve seen it all—flowerbeds trashed, fences tunneled under, patios chipped away like they’re gold mines. Now listen, I get it. Boxers are high-energy dogs with curious noses and powerful paws. But just because digging…
Look, I’ve been around a lot of dogs—rescues, purebreds, street-smart mutts—you name it. But if there’s one thing Boxer puppies all have in common? They chew like it’s their full-time job. And if you don’t get ahead of it, your couch, coffee table, and maybe even your walls are gonna pay the price. Don’t wait….
Let’s not sugarcoat it—Boxers are fast, muscular, and loaded with drive. If they see something small moving, their brain flips a switch: Chase mode. Doesn’t matter if it’s a squirrel, a cat, or your neighbor’s toy poodle. The instinct is real, but you’re the one who decides if it becomes a habit. I’ve raised and…
Alright, let’s get something straight—Boxer puppies are adorable, no doubt. But those little needle teeth? Not so cute when they’re sinking into your fingers, your clothes, or your kid’s arm. Now before you shrug it off as “teething” or “just being playful,” understand this: If you don’t teach your Boxer puppy that biting is unacceptable…
Let’s cut to it: your Boxer isn’t “just excited.” Jumping on people is rude, dangerous, and flat-out disrespectful. It might be cute when they’re puppies, but when a 65-pound muscle tank comes barreling into Grandma with muddy paws, suddenly nobody’s laughing. I run a sanctuary full of dogs who used to “just be friendly.” Now…
Let me guess—you walked out into your backyard, and it looked like a crime scene. Dirt everywhere, holes like a minefield, and your Boxer looking proud as hell. Welcome to the world of instinct, energy, and misdirected drive. Now listen: digging is normal for dogs. But letting your Boxer turn your yard into a construction…
Boxers are energetic, curious, and stubborn as hell. You leave the trash can unattended for five minutes? Boom—your dog’s head-deep in leftovers and coffee filters. I’ve seen it more times than I can count, and let me be blunt: this isn’t a cute habit. It’s dangerous, unsanitary, and completely preventable. You want to stop it?…
Boxers are sweet-faced wrecking balls. Loyal? Yes. Smart? Definitely. But if your Boxer is chewing your couch to shreds, I’m here to tell you: that’s not “just a phase.” That’s a behavior issue you need to get in front of—fast. I’ve seen everything from chewed-up chair legs to dogs eating drywall. And I’ll say this…
Boxers are loyal, muscular, and full of drive. But let’s not sugarcoat it—they’ve got a high prey instinct. That means when your Boxer sees a cat, squirrel, or even a smaller dog bolting across the yard, they don’t stop to think. They chase. And if you don’t address it early, it becomes a serious issue—not…
Boxers are smart, strong, and deeply loyal. They’re also loud when they want to be. If your Boxer won’t stop barking, I’m going to tell you this straight: You’ve got a behavioral problem that needs addressing. You can’t wish it away, and it won’t fix itself. Barking in Boxers is often about communication, anxiety, boredom—or…