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Boxer Dog Health Problems Problems for this Breed

Problems with a Boxer dog’s thyroid gland can cause an alarming array of canine health issues. When a dog’s thyroid malfunctions, it can cause problems that range from epilepsy to skin conditions. The Boxer breed is prone to having this issue and without treatment this can greatly affect the dog’s quality of life.

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Boxer Dog Arthritis Signs, Diagnoisis, Treatment

WEBSymptoms. • Steady onset of weakness in one or more limb. • Signs of fatigue - The Boxer dog will not want to go for walks, exercise, etc. • Stiffness – The dog will show signs of …

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Boxer Dog Thyroid Problems Hypothyroidism

WEBHypothyroidism is a canine health issue where the dog’s thyroid glands malfunction. These glands are located on both sides of the neck of a Boxer dog. They release hormones …

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Boxer Dog Degenerative Myelopathy

WEBCanine degenerative myelopathy is a progressive disease of the spinal cord. This has been identified in 40+ breeds; however, the top 3 breeds most commonly diagnosed with DM …

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Boxer Dog Behavior Problems, Training, Age Affects

WEBThe breed needs an owner who is able to provide a daily schedule of activities: Walks and exercise to help maintain muscle mass, keep the heart healthy, and release pent-up …

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Boxer Dog Information Center Every Boxer Topic in the World

WEBThe Boxer is a medium to large breed developed in Germany. His ancestor is the now extinct Bullenbeisser, which was a large hunting dog in the Molosser group. Accepted by …

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Senior Boxer Dog Care

WEBWhen entering a room, flip the light switch on and off to alert him. Ask anyone who approaches your senior Boxer to do so after the light signal and from the side so that he …

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Boxer Dog Eye Care, Cleaning, Problems, Treatment

WEBDulling of the iris or a bluish tint covering the dog's eye. Redness. Swelling. Treatment. The veterinarian will look at the Boxer dog's eye with a tool that allows him to see the interior …

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The Best Supplements for Boxer Dogs

WEBFor senior Boxers: Most vitamin and mineral supplements that are geared for senior dogs are essentially the same base, but will added glucosamine. Glucosamine is a really …

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Boxer Information Center Puppy Care

WEBPuppies will need quite a bit of care from you. This includes: Feeding - A puppy should be fed 3-4 times per day. More feeding information can be found in our Feeding section. …

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Life Span of the Boxer Dog Boxer Information Center

WEBHowever added to this is the fact that cancer is the #1 leading cause of death with this breed. This makes the average Boxer life span between 9 and 12 years, which is …

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Boxer Dog Cancer What Owners Need to Know

WEBDecreased energy level - A Boxer dog will become tired and weak. He or she will not want to exercise or play as usual. A dog may be reluctant to take his normally scheduled …

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Boxer Dog Snoring What is Normal, What is Not

WEBWhat Causes a Boxer Dog to Snore. Anatomy - When a dog breathes normally and is not snoring, he draws air into the nose and it gently passes by the soft palate (the back of …

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Boxer Dog Age and Growth Development and Stages

WEB18 Months Old. It is not uncommon for a Boxer dog to seem too skinny during a quick, temporary phase around this mark. Generally from 14 to 22 months old, a Boxer may …

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White Boxer Dogs Boxer Dog Information Center

WEB4. They can be deaf and this is one of the biggest reasons why most breeders do not purposefully breed for the white color. Approximately 25 to 30% will be deaf either in one …

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Boxer Dog Seizures Types, Signs, Treatments

WEBSigns of a Seizure. Depending on the type of seizure that is occurring, a Boxer dog will have a combination of some of the following symptoms: Drooling. Staring out into space. …

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Boxer Dog is Hyper Puppies and Adults

WEB1.5 year to 2 years: This is the most typical age when owners wonder if their Boxer's hyper levels are normal and are looking for ways to calm a Boxer down. At just about 80% of …

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Boxer Dog Drooling and Slobbering

WEBIf your Boxer slobbers and drools a modest to moderate amount on a fairly regular basis, this is most likely do to the structure of the face, lips and mouth and reactions to food or …

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Boxer Dog Dry Cracked Nose Issues Treatment

WEBRecommended Nose Balm. One of the absolute best products to heal a dry nose, peeling, and/or cracking is Natural Dog Company's Snout Soother. This is applied 2 to 3 times …

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