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'''Boxers''' are a medium to large sized dog breed, originating in [[Germany]]. They are working dogs and closely related to [[bulldog]]s and mastiffs. They have a long puppy phase, typically lasting until the age of three. Despite their rather threatening and big appearance, boxers are generally good with young children and [[cat]]s. They also tend to be good with smaller [[livestock]] such as [[chicken]]s, [[rabbit]]s, [[duck]]s, and [[geese]].
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'''Boxers''' are a medium to large sized dog breed, originating in [[Germany]]. They are working dogs and closely related to bulldogs and mastiffs. They have a long puppy phase, typically lasting until the age of three. Despite their rather threatening and big appearance, boxers are generally good with young children and [[cat]]s. They also tend to be good with smaller [[livestock]] such as [[chicken]]s, [[rabbit]]s, [[duck]]s, and [[geese]].
  
 
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[[Category:Dog Breeds]]

Latest revision as of 18:16, June 19, 2018

Boxers are a medium to large sized dog breed, originating in Germany. They are working dogs and closely related to bulldogs and mastiffs. They have a long puppy phase, typically lasting until the age of three. Despite their rather threatening and big appearance, boxers are generally good with young children and cats. They also tend to be good with smaller livestock such as chickens, rabbits, ducks, and geese.