Boxer Traits - Page 104

agaither · #**1237** 3rd December 2010, 02:52 PM

Bruce kidney beans and woo-woos but the thing that gets me to giggling the most is that he will sit on my lap and nibble ever so slightly on my ear, I don't know why he started to do it but I think he has picked up on the fact that I get so tickled at him so he does it to make me laugh! My boxer boy never fails to make me laugh! He also farts EVERYTIME he stretches to lay down

ILBOXERMOM · #**1238** 8th January 2011, 02:04 PM

I see all the boxer traits in Allie. She also loves to play this game we called "find Daddy", it entails "daddy" being until the covers and Allie trying to dig him out of them and singing him the Woo woo song while she's digging.

Boxer's are proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy. I stole that from a throw rug..lol

SillyTucker · #**1239** 22nd April 2011, 09:34 AM

In the 3+ weeks we've had Tucker, I've noticed many quirks

-When let outside he puts his front paws down and does a little handstand off the steps.
-Makes the strangest sounds...like Chewbacca while playing
-Whines when he's told no
-Sleeps in odd positions
-He loves ears but has yet to master the gentle nibble...lol

LouLouma · #**1240** 13th June 2011, 09:22 PM

my lulu does "super wiggles" when we come home or if anyone comes inside she just stands there looking at you while her whole body wiggles i just love it. boxers are just the most amazing doggies ever

elgerdes · #**1241** 11th July 2011, 11:49 PM

Well, first thing is Zoe loves to thwap you with her tail, as it isn't docked. So it's a start to the kidney beaning. Farts badly! (smells like skunk!) Sleeps on her back, a lot! Loves to stalk and pounce while playing. Hops around like a bunny. Boxes us of course

KotasMommie · #**1242** 13th August 2011, 09:07 AM

Kota will tuck one side of his lip in his mouth when he has an attitude about something I want him to do. He always does it tho, he just has to show his displeasure. Or I'm always tripping over him because he has to be right by me. If I walk thru the house and I'm not paying him attention he walks up by my side and puts his cold wet nose in my hand like look at me...

pairofboxerz · #**1243** 5th September 2011, 10:00 AM

Duke, my 2-year-old boy, is a drama boy in the car - if he is sitting by the door, he will lean his head out the window with just one ear and one jowl flapping in the breeze like Mr. Casual. Or he will sit backwards in the backseat and watch everything thru the rear window with his chin resting on the back ledge....and the people in the cars behind us laughing. If he wants to get to the front seat but its occupied, he will rest his chin on the back of the front seat and make his snorty noises....just to be sure you haven't forgotten he is back there and ohhhh so patiently waiting his turn for the front seat.

What can I say....they had me before 'Hello'.

gregwendy · #**1244** 14th October 2011, 03:52 PM

Like the responses.
Laila is ALWAYS at my side, ALWAYS, no matter what.
Today we ran three miles and she didn't miss a stride.
I have to be careful when I get up in the night that I don't fall over her in the dark.
She is very cat-like at times; grooming, laying on her back with lips falling back.

I just love the breed and this dog particularly.
Boxer owners are truely blessed!

vlyode · #**1245** 10th January 2012, 12:30 PM

Walter and I have been together for about 10 days. So, far, he likes to sit next to me on his couch/bed, snuggle and look cute, turn and look right at me, and burp really really loud.

My wife and I think we're disgusting. If the dog could laugh, we'd both be cracking up.

Poll · #**1246** 31st January 2012, 11:55 AM

Hi. I currently have my 4th boxer. Their traits have been fabulous. Yes I agree with the guilt trip - they will definitely sulk if you go on holiday without them. One of my boy dogs used to sit up against my legs for a cuddle when I'd returned but look away - I'd get no eye contact for a week after coming back off holiday, then he'd give in. I wouldn't mind but I've NEVER even put them in a kennel! Always had a house sitter that they knew. They bounce when happy out walking, especially on the beach. Posh trots; boxing with their paws when playing. Very funny playing with balloons and bubbles - leap up trying to snap at them and send them shooting back up in the air. Leaping out of long grass like a deer to see their way through. Great joy when they meet another boxer - even a stranger boxer is greeted like a relative! Some sensitive bowels - has to be mentioned. Devoted to the family - if one is walking way behind the rest of the family, the boxer will keep running back to check on them. Fabulous dogs that need to be part of the family pack and well exercised - only destructive if left alone for long periods. Oh, and they LOVE cuddles on the sofa!

lkenny · #**1247** 20th March 2012, 09:07 AM

Boxer traits are the best! I also have two cats, a rabbit and a guinea pig. watching westen (my boxer) interact with all of them is priceless. He is scared of them all. The cat and rabbit chase him! he loves to lay his head on the ground, throw his butt in the air and flip him self over. The amount of laughter and love we get from him compares to no other

Bowserbeans · #**1248** 20th June 2012, 08:46 AM

Bowser is 5 months old but already some traits I'm recognizing are: Gas- eww, when I'm eating, he drools like a faucet, he wants anything and everything my kids are playing with, he woo-woos when I come home

and my favorite...the crashing tower. He'll be sitting up nice and tall, you walk toward him or by him and he falls over backwards! Just Boom! Falls onto his back to say "Here's my belly!! You see it?! Rub rub my belly!!"