Boxer dogs in West Midlands

5 Boxer dogs in West Midlands

Butters white boxer

Butters is my family dog great with kids and cats not really been around other dogs but always friendly when he sees other dogs on walks a divorce forces me to have to let him go I need a good home an

Stefan F.

Birmingham, West Midlands

1 week

Brilliant 4 year old Boxer.

£300

BoxerAge: 4 years

Boxer available for stud. Will be first for him. Meet Dylan, 5 Generation pure bread Boxer. From a leading stud father. All paperwork held. South of England. If you have a suitable bitch please do get

Manny P.

Haywards Heath, West Sussex

3 weeks

Kc registered boxer pups

£2,000

BoxerAge: 5 weeks2 male / 2 female

We have 4 adorable red and white, 2 boys and 2 girls. Both parents kc registered pups come with all paper work, microchipped 6weeks Inc, fleaed, wormed bag of food and a blanket with smell of mum. Fee

EMMA W.

Wakefield, West Yorkshire

3 weeks

READY NOW !One beautiful red flashy boy remaining

£2,000

BoxerAge: 8 weeks2 male

Our girl Bea has given birth to her second litter of beautiful kc registered pups we have one red flashy boy remaining who is absolutely stunning and has a lovely tempranent Bea ( Normybox my destiny

Emma B.

Leeds, West Yorkshire

151

1 month

ROMEO NATURAL BORN BOBTAILED PROVEN STUD

£500

BoxerAge: 7 years

‼️LOCATED IN WALSALL‼️ ROMEO AS A HUGE FOLLOWING ON SOCIAL MEDIA FOLLOW HIM ON INSTAGRAM TO SEE HIS MANY DATES & PUPPIES😍 ROMEO_THE_LOVABLE_ROGUE A HUGE ATHLETIC NATURAL

ShazzaID verified

Walsall, West Midlands

FAQs

How much does a Boxer cost?

The average cost of a purebred Boxer puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately £1135, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

Is a Boxer a good house dog?

Yes, Boxers can make good house dogs as they are loyal, energetic, and protective. However, they require regular exercise and mental stimulation. They are best suited for active families who can meet their social and physical needs.

What is the downside of owning a Boxer?

A downside of owning a Boxer is that they can be prone to certain health issues, such as heart problems, hip dysplasia, and allergies. Additionally, they require regular exercise and mental stimulation, which might be challenging for some owners to provide consistently. They can also be quite energetic and may develop behavioral issues if not properly trained and socialized.

Does a Boxer bark a lot?

Boxers are generally not excessive barkers, but they will bark to alert their owners of strangers or unusual situations. They tend to be more vocal when excited or playful. Overall, their barking is moderate compared to some other breeds.

Are boxers high maintenance?

Boxers can be considered moderately high maintenance due to their short, smooth coat that sheds year-round and their need for regular exercise and mental stimulation. They also require consistent training and socialization to prevent behavioral issues. However, their grooming needs are relatively low compared to long-haired breeds.