ARELLANO FAMILY
Breeding Quality European boxers !
We are a small family in Orange County, California who breeds because of our love for boxers. Our name is Jennifer and Jesse Arellano. We have a small breeding program of exquisite boxers with exceptional bloodlines a strong love of family and a extreme tolerance for children.We take great pride in producing healthy,intelligent boxers, all carefully selected to compliment the AKC breed standards.We are strongly committed to the health and quality of our boxers and not focused in Quantity.The care of our boxers is top priority . Our goal is to combine the best of both American & European boxers to give you an amazing boxer with a big head, deep chest, short nose and wide muzzle. All puppies are socialized with other boxers and our 4 kids. We take pride in placing HEALTHY AKC boxer puppies with the perfect human family. We know our puppies will provide years of love and loyalty to new owners.We will only sell to homes that can provide the proper HEALTH CARE and needs of a boxer. Puppies will be sold with (Limited) AKC REGISTRATION. AKC Papers will be sent once puppy is spayed/neutered and proof is provided. FULL REGISTRATION will only be given to APPROVED SHOW OR BREEDING HOMES. Puppies will have TAIL DOCKED and DEW CLAWS REMOVED and first puppy shots/vet checked done before they go to their new home and MICROCHIP. All our BOXER come with 1 YEAR HEALTH GUARANTEE. A NON-REFUNDABLE deposit of $350 is required to hold puppy.The balance is due when puppy reaches 6 WEEKS of age and must be PAID WITH CASH. WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU COME TO OUR PLACE AND CHOOSE YOUR NEW COMPANION. .
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The Difference Between American, German and UK Boxers
The UK Boxer
What is the difference between a German Boxer and an American Boxer? How about a UK Boxer? The answer is very little. All are considered to be 1 breed: The Boxer.
However, each of these 3 Boxers have very slight differences. Dogs of these countries are breed to perfect these slight variances. This UK Boxer fits the UK Standard precisely: Small feet with high knuckles, considered to be very elegant.
What is the difference between a German Boxer and an American Boxer? How about a UK Boxer? The answer is very little. All are considered to be 1 breed: The Boxer.
However, each of these 3 Boxers have very slight differences. Dogs of these countries are breed to perfect these slight variances. This UK Boxer fits the UK Standard precisely: Small feet with high knuckles, considered to be very elegant.
The German Boxer
The biggest difference between the German Boxer and the American or UK Boxer is bone size. As you can see on this champion German Boxer, the bone structure is slightly larger than the American or UK Boxers.
With German Boxers, the nose is generally smaller; however only by a very small degree. The width of the thigh is slightly wider than the other types.
The biggest difference between the German Boxer and the American or UK Boxer is bone size. As you can see on this champion German Boxer, the bone structure is slightly larger than the American or UK Boxers.
With German Boxers, the nose is generally smaller; however only by a very small degree. The width of the thigh is slightly wider than the other types.
The American Boxer
The most noticeable difference between an American Boxer and the Germain Boxer or UK Boxer is the tight, shiny skin and coat. As you can see, the skin has no wrinkles.
The American Boxer, as well as the German Boxer stands differently than the UK Boxer due to the shape of the paws, knuckles and ankles. Generally the muzzle and nose on the American Boxer is wider than the German or UK Boxer.
The most noticeable difference between an American Boxer and the Germain Boxer or UK Boxer is the tight, shiny skin and coat. As you can see, the skin has no wrinkles.
The American Boxer, as well as the German Boxer stands differently than the UK Boxer due to the shape of the paws, knuckles and ankles. Generally the muzzle and nose on the American Boxer is wider than the German or UK Boxer.
FAQ
Are there difference breeds of Boxers?
The answer is no; there is only 1 Boxer breed. However, due to the slight differences of the American, German and UK Boxers there are different styles of Boxers.
How do I know which type of Boxer I have?
The type of Boxer a person has, German, American or UK will depend on the bloodlines of the dog. If you obtain your Boxer from a professional Boxer breeder they will most certainly tell you which bloodlines they are breeding.
What type of Boxer conforms to dog show standards?
It depends which country you are in. In American, the judges tend base their opinions on not only the American breed standard, but how the dog compares to others most commonly seen at shows. The written breed standards for many clubs can be applied to all 3 styles of Boxers.
Do breeders ever mix bloodlines?
Yes. Some breeders who live by the rule that a Boxer is a Boxer, will mix bloodlines. An owner may very well decide to have a German/American Boxer.
Which type is the best?
Generally, temperament is the same across the board. There is no one to judge which Boxer breed type is the best; it is all a matter of personal taste. Someone living in American may have a gorgeous German Boxer and visa-versa.
Are there difference breeds of Boxers?
The answer is no; there is only 1 Boxer breed. However, due to the slight differences of the American, German and UK Boxers there are different styles of Boxers.
How do I know which type of Boxer I have?
The type of Boxer a person has, German, American or UK will depend on the bloodlines of the dog. If you obtain your Boxer from a professional Boxer breeder they will most certainly tell you which bloodlines they are breeding.
What type of Boxer conforms to dog show standards?
It depends which country you are in. In American, the judges tend base their opinions on not only the American breed standard, but how the dog compares to others most commonly seen at shows. The written breed standards for many clubs can be applied to all 3 styles of Boxers.
Do breeders ever mix bloodlines?
Yes. Some breeders who live by the rule that a Boxer is a Boxer, will mix bloodlines. An owner may very well decide to have a German/American Boxer.
Which type is the best?
Generally, temperament is the same across the board. There is no one to judge which Boxer breed type is the best; it is all a matter of personal taste. Someone living in American may have a gorgeous German Boxer and visa-versa.
Boxer Dog Ears - Cropping Issues
Overview
The debate on whether or not to crop a Boxer's ears is a big one. Those who oppose it usually strongly oppose it as an alternation that is against nature.
Those who agree with cropping do so with the argument that this breed has been known for its cropped ears for centuries.
So, the question is:
Should you crop your Boxer's ears? Before you make a decision, be sure to understand the facts and not the hype.
The debate on whether or not to crop a Boxer's ears is a big one. Those who oppose it usually strongly oppose it as an alternation that is against nature.
Those who agree with cropping do so with the argument that this breed has been known for its cropped ears for centuries.
So, the question is:
Should you crop your Boxer's ears? Before you make a decision, be sure to understand the facts and not the hype.
Is it Legal?
Is it legal to crop a Boxer's ears? Which countries allow cropping and which consider it an actual crime? Cropping is legal in:
Cropping is not legal in:
Is it legal to crop a Boxer's ears? Which countries allow cropping and which consider it an actual crime? Cropping is legal in:
- Argentina
- The United States
- Canada
- India
- Mexico
- Russia
Cropping is not legal in:
- Australia
- France
- Ireland
- Italy
- New Zealand
- Netherlands
- South Africa
- Sweden
- The UK
What Exactly is Cropping?
When a Boxer has their ears cropped, in countries in which it is legal, it is considered to be cosmetic surgery. When does a Boxer have their ears cropped? The general rule is to do so when the Boxer puppy is 10 - 12 weeks old. Although a dog of any age can have it done, a young puppy ears are small and soft thus making the healing process smoother.
The dog is sedated during the surgery.The animal surgeon will mark the area of where the ear will be cut. Just as the name suggests, the ear is literally cut off. It is then stitched in such a way so that the ear does not flap over; it will stand straight up. It is the act of cutting the ear that causes many people to vote against having this done. However, it must be noted that the dog will not experience pain during the surgery. A dog will have discomfort for up to 3 weeks afterwards while the ears heal. Small paper cones are usually placed on the ears to protect them in this sensitive stage. An owner is given disinfectant from the v veterinarian to careful put on the healing ears twice per day.
When an owner decides to have their Boxer's ears cropped they must make a commitment to following the very precise aftercare that is needed; if not, scarring will occur. It should also be noted that not all cropped ears will stand up.
Why Do People Crop Boxer's Ears?
In many countries, the Boxer is known for having cropped ears, something that has been done since the breed was introduced and owners feel that they should maintain the breed standard. The argument being that the Boxer breed does not have controlled ears. That throughout the breeding process of the Boxer bloodline, this breed's ears grow uneven.
Some believe that long, floppy ears can trap moisture which can lead to ear mites and yeast infections. However, this can also happen with floppy ears.
Do Boxer Ears Need to be Cropped to Enter Dog Shows?
The answer is no. While some may say that the Boxer standard is cropped ears, just about every recognized dog club, including the AKC accepts Boxers with or without cropped ears.
Should you Have Your Boxer's Ears Cropped?
This is most certainly a personal decision. Cropping is not clinically proven to reduce ear infections or reduce the chance of a dog getting ear mites. Dog shows allow Boxers with their normal floppy ears. The only valid reason an owner would have is that they prefer their dog to look a certain way. Is that worth the pain and discomfort that a Boxer puppy will need to endure? While we must stay neutral on this subject, we suggest that an owner carefully think about this issue before deciding.
When a Boxer has their ears cropped, in countries in which it is legal, it is considered to be cosmetic surgery. When does a Boxer have their ears cropped? The general rule is to do so when the Boxer puppy is 10 - 12 weeks old. Although a dog of any age can have it done, a young puppy ears are small and soft thus making the healing process smoother.
The dog is sedated during the surgery.The animal surgeon will mark the area of where the ear will be cut. Just as the name suggests, the ear is literally cut off. It is then stitched in such a way so that the ear does not flap over; it will stand straight up. It is the act of cutting the ear that causes many people to vote against having this done. However, it must be noted that the dog will not experience pain during the surgery. A dog will have discomfort for up to 3 weeks afterwards while the ears heal. Small paper cones are usually placed on the ears to protect them in this sensitive stage. An owner is given disinfectant from the v veterinarian to careful put on the healing ears twice per day.
When an owner decides to have their Boxer's ears cropped they must make a commitment to following the very precise aftercare that is needed; if not, scarring will occur. It should also be noted that not all cropped ears will stand up.
Why Do People Crop Boxer's Ears?
In many countries, the Boxer is known for having cropped ears, something that has been done since the breed was introduced and owners feel that they should maintain the breed standard. The argument being that the Boxer breed does not have controlled ears. That throughout the breeding process of the Boxer bloodline, this breed's ears grow uneven.
Some believe that long, floppy ears can trap moisture which can lead to ear mites and yeast infections. However, this can also happen with floppy ears.
Do Boxer Ears Need to be Cropped to Enter Dog Shows?
The answer is no. While some may say that the Boxer standard is cropped ears, just about every recognized dog club, including the AKC accepts Boxers with or without cropped ears.
Should you Have Your Boxer's Ears Cropped?
This is most certainly a personal decision. Cropping is not clinically proven to reduce ear infections or reduce the chance of a dog getting ear mites. Dog shows allow Boxers with their normal floppy ears. The only valid reason an owner would have is that they prefer their dog to look a certain way. Is that worth the pain and discomfort that a Boxer puppy will need to endure? While we must stay neutral on this subject, we suggest that an owner carefully think about this issue before deciding.