Boxers Breeders - Pictures

Boxers Breeders - Breed Description

Neck is round and muscular, not too short. Back is short, strong and clearly defined. The chest is deep, reaching down to the elbows. Ribcage is large, lengthy and far-reaching, but not barrel-shaped. Shoulders are long, the upper arm joins to the shoulder blade at an almost right angle. Viewed from the front, the forelegs are statuesque and parallel to each other. They have a fully developed muscle, which firmly joins at the elbow.

Hindquarters add to the overall balance of the Boxer body. They are also well-defined and muscular. Thighs are rounded and wide, and croup is distinctively flat. Tail is carried high. Pelvis is broad, especially in females. Hind legs are angulated. The lower part is perpendicular to the ground.

Coat is very short and gleaming. It does not require too much grooming. Color ranges from light fawn to mahogany red. Boxers also occur in brindle. There are two types of brindle. The first one implies the presence of clearly defined dark strips on a fawn background, and the second is actually a reverse image of the first. Boxers often have white markings (mostly on the face), but the amount of white should not exceed the limits of the standard.

Boxers Breeders - Temper

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