"How much is that doggy in the window, the one with the waggly tail...?" Familiar words to an old tune suggests that many people at one time or another consider having a dog as a pet.
They might have fond memories of the old Boxer or Cairn terrier that they grew up with. Maybe it was a good-natured mutt or even a neighbour's well-behaved German Shepherd. Some folks imagine owning a beautiful and heroic dog such as "Lassie" of book and screen fame.
Now that you’ve made the great decision to get a Boxer, You’ll need to know how to avoid a bad Boxer breeder. Getting a dog from a bad breeder can lead to a variety of problems, that may or may not make themselves evident early on. The dog you get from a bad breeder may have a bad temperament, either being shy or aggressive, and can also have health issues and even can come home with debilitating diseases. The last thing you want, is to become to attached to your new wonderful pet, only to have it fall ill, be responsible for the vet bills, and possibly have the dog pass.
