That's a good dog! We had a lab like that. We live off the road a little and took turns with our next door neighbor walking the kids to the bus stop for school. Our lab found her way to the stop and Joanne knew she wasn't street smart so she walked her home to our house after the bus came. Our two families were like one and we watched each other's kids joyfully as if they were our own. Well as they came to where we park the cars the dog turned around and guarded the house from Joanne! Only my mom was home and no-one was going to get in. All natural and "not even mean spirited" said Joanne jokingly. She just did it like it was her job. Dogs are cool people! Ours was named Joy and she was one! Chunky's fantastic too!He's a She, but it happens all the time. For a boxer she's immense. She can guard with the best of them. Flip her switch and her soft warm lazy ass adrenalizes into a nasty rippled beast. It's actually pretty amazing to see. It's what boxers were bred to do.
Lol no but being as inbred as boxers are, their fangs are huge but all other teeth except for their rear inscisors are terrible. The gum line envelopes them little chompers.
She was considered too big for show so as a purbred she was useless so we got a smokin deal on her as long as we got her spayed, which was fine with us.
Most boxers are 60-ish pounds. Chunky fluctuates between 95-100, and she's all neck and shoulders. When she grabs a toy you aren't getting it.
She's my wingman but Momma is her Golden egg. Screw with her even horsing around you get one warning nip, then you got a problem. It's hilarious.
If a stranger shows up she gets up, walks over to the wife, and either climbs on her lap or lays on her feet.
She runs on dog instinct more than any dog I have ever had, so I give her a long leash at home as long as she's polite in public. I don't want to break her of those instincts. For people who know boxers, she's the stubbornest one I have ever seen.
The world isn't like it used to be, so if someone decides to put ill on my wife, it won't go well. She's safe.
Tbanks G. ow are yours? Why don't you go get the ladder and give us a close-up of your main top?
Hey Scottay. She does love a pet. A butt scratch to be precise. Next one's from you