Description
The Boxerdoodle is a hybrid breed that
is developed by breeding a Boxer with a
Poodle. This breeds appearance is a
combination of both of its parents. Since
both parents have distinct features,
these usually stand out in the breed.
The coat is usually luxurious. It may
have many curls or just long wavy fur.
This breed is usually a combination of
the standard Poodle, so the body is
usually strong and well built. The head
is average in size with a short muzzle
and vague stop. Its neck is typically
average in length and well muscled. It
extends to its shoulders, which are
slightly sloping. The back should be
level. The limbs are strong. The front
legs should stand straight while the
back legs are well angled.
Temperament
The temperament of the Boxerdoodle is
based on the general temperament of
its parents. In general, this breed
should be an easy-going family
companion. It gets along with everyone
in its family and enjoys being around its
family. While it can have a mind of its
own, it is usually very responsive to
training. It is an effective watchdog. It
exists peacefully with other dogs and
pets.
Height and Weight
The Boxerdoodles height varies from
10-25 inches. The breed can weigh as
few as 12 pounds and as much as 70
pounds. Mine are expected to be
between 40 and 55lbs. Mini's between
25 and 35lbs.
Health
The Boxerdoodle is a hybrid. These
types of dogs are not associated with
genetic health problems.
Ideal Living Conditions
The Boxerdoodle is a breed that can
live indoors or outdoors. However, this
breed is actually more suitable for
indoor living. It will remain active
indoors and enjoys being close to its
family.
Exercise
The Boxerdoodle should receive daily
opportunities for exercise. This is
especially true since the breed is more
suitable for indoor living conditions,
where it will remain semi-active.
Life Expectancy
The average life expectancy of the
Boxerdoodle isn't known exactly. Mixed
breeds tend to live longer than pure
breed since they are not typically
associated with genetic disorders.
Litter Size
The average litter of size of the
Boxerdoodle will vary since it is a hybrid
breed. It may have as few as 2 and as
many as 10 puppies.
Grooming
A luxurious coat is typical of the
Boxerdoodle. The amount of grooming
required for this breed varies. Brushing
or combing the coat may be necessary
on a daily or weekly basis depending on
the coat texture. At the very minimum
the coat should be brushed on a regular
basis. Keeping the ears clean and free
of bacteria is recommended. Breeding
will also determine the texture of the
coats.
Origin
The origin of the Boxerdoodle is
uncertain.
Group
Other than a pet, the boxerdoodle may
very well be used as a service dog,
search and rescue or therapy. Since
they have poodle in them possibly
hunting or retrieving.
Color
The Boxerdoodle is generally a rich
brown color. The breed may also have a
coat of chestnut, fawn, or mahogany. As
you can see other colors are also
attainable, as white with splashes of
black markings.
The Boxerdoodle is a hybrid breed that
is developed by breeding a Boxer with a
Poodle. This breeds appearance is a
combination of both of its parents. Since
both parents have distinct features,
these usually stand out in the breed.
The coat is usually luxurious. It may
have many curls or just long wavy fur.
This breed is usually a combination of
the standard Poodle, so the body is
usually strong and well built. The head
is average in size with a short muzzle
and vague stop. Its neck is typically
average in length and well muscled. It
extends to its shoulders, which are
slightly sloping. The back should be
level. The limbs are strong. The front
legs should stand straight while the
back legs are well angled.
Temperament
The temperament of the Boxerdoodle is
based on the general temperament of
its parents. In general, this breed
should be an easy-going family
companion. It gets along with everyone
in its family and enjoys being around its
family. While it can have a mind of its
own, it is usually very responsive to
training. It is an effective watchdog. It
exists peacefully with other dogs and
pets.
Height and Weight
The Boxerdoodles height varies from
10-25 inches. The breed can weigh as
few as 12 pounds and as much as 70
pounds. Mine are expected to be
between 40 and 55lbs. Mini's between
25 and 35lbs.
Health
The Boxerdoodle is a hybrid. These
types of dogs are not associated with
genetic health problems.
Ideal Living Conditions
The Boxerdoodle is a breed that can
live indoors or outdoors. However, this
breed is actually more suitable for
indoor living. It will remain active
indoors and enjoys being close to its
family.
Exercise
The Boxerdoodle should receive daily
opportunities for exercise. This is
especially true since the breed is more
suitable for indoor living conditions,
where it will remain semi-active.
Life Expectancy
The average life expectancy of the
Boxerdoodle isn't known exactly. Mixed
breeds tend to live longer than pure
breed since they are not typically
associated with genetic disorders.
Litter Size
The average litter of size of the
Boxerdoodle will vary since it is a hybrid
breed. It may have as few as 2 and as
many as 10 puppies.
Grooming
A luxurious coat is typical of the
Boxerdoodle. The amount of grooming
required for this breed varies. Brushing
or combing the coat may be necessary
on a daily or weekly basis depending on
the coat texture. At the very minimum
the coat should be brushed on a regular
basis. Keeping the ears clean and free
of bacteria is recommended. Breeding
will also determine the texture of the
coats.
Origin
The origin of the Boxerdoodle is
uncertain.
Group
Other than a pet, the boxerdoodle may
very well be used as a service dog,
search and rescue or therapy. Since
they have poodle in them possibly
hunting or retrieving.
Color
The Boxerdoodle is generally a rich
brown color. The breed may also have a
coat of chestnut, fawn, or mahogany. As
you can see other colors are also
attainable, as white with splashes of
black markings.
Here is some great information
regarding the boxerdoodle for
anyone thinking of adding this
special breed to their family.
regarding the boxerdoodle for
anyone thinking of adding this
special breed to their family.
ADOPT A
BOXERDOODLE
BOXERDOODLE
This is the boxerdoodle,
Gustav, compliments of
Annielie.
Gustav, compliments of
Annielie.
| Above and to the right are examples of some boxerdoodle puppies and a couple of adults I found on the internet and Gustav compliments of Annielie. **I will be docking the tails and dewclaws on mine also** I hope to have assorted colors in this litter but don't expect them to be large as Gustav because my male is only 38-40lbs and Layla is only 48-50lbs. These are NOT from my dogs just examples. Here is the email from Gustav's mom: "I saw you were going to breed boxerdoodles, I have one, his name is Gustav and is 70lbs. His temperament is a boxer with his playfulness and energy. It's the best mix, and they are cute! He is from a brindle boxer mom and black standard poodle dad. Figured maybe you wanted some pictures to show, there is none online of an adult boxerdoodle. He has a wavy non-shedding coat but I keep it short for convenience." |
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Cynthia was nice
enough to let me post
pictures of her
beloved "Maggie" to
show everyone how
BEAUTIFUL the
boxerdoodle is!
enough to let me post
pictures of her
beloved "Maggie" to
show everyone how
BEAUTIFUL the
boxerdoodle is!
Layla has been RETIRED from
the breeding program...She will
just play with the other moms
puppies! :) She LOVES that!
the breeding program...She will
just play with the other moms
puppies! :) She LOVES that!