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Renee Cox

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Expertise

Behavior, breeding, health issues, training, ect.

Experience in the area

I have owned Boxers for twelve years, and have bred them for eight. I also took a vet assistance course just for my dogs. I have shown in dogs shows, just not a lot.

Education/Credentials

I took a two semester course to become a vet assistant. I didn't go further in it because I had a child.

What do you like about this subject?

I just love Boxers. I'm constantly reading, learning about this wonderful breed!

What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?

I don't think anyone will ever know everything there is to know about Boxers, so I just hope to keep learning, from people, books, and experience.

Something interesting about this subject that others may not know:

Boxers come from Germany, and were used in wars.

Something controversial or provocative about this subject

The white Boxer is most definately NOT rare!

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Recent Answers from Renee Cox

2009-09-29 Newborn fur color:

Hi. The fawn pups look like fawns to me, just a darker fawn. You didn't say what color dad was. In order for a Boxer to be brindle, one of the parents has to be brindle. Brindle is dominate over fawn,

2009-09-15 breeding:

Hi. It could be a few different things. It may be at the wrong time of her cycle, what day is she on? she may have strictures inside of her vagina that causes her pain when the male try to breed her, she

2009-09-08 walking:

Hi. He is still a baby yet. You need to keep leash training short and sweet. At 9 weeks, anything over 20 minutes is too much. Get him used to wearing it around the house, walk him on it inside or out

2009-09-06 boxer dog skin problems:

Hi. Ask your vet to do a skin scrapping or a culture. He could also have an allergy, or something in his enviroment that is causing him to scratch? Your best bet would be to start at the vets and have

2009-08-25 boxer:

Hi. I'm going to give you a really good web site at the bottom of this letter. It will help you find a great breeder. as for male or female, it's a personal choice. Males do get bigger, and can be harder

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