The side off the nose has folds that run downwards on the sides of the muzzle. According to the standards set by the American Kennel Club, the ratio of the whole head to that of the length of the muzzle should be 3:1. Also called brachycephalic skulls, a Boxer has a flat skull with a short muzzle and a big underbite. Another unique aspect of the Boxer is its unusual shape of the skull. Infact Boxers hold the world record for having the longest tongue - a unusual 17 inches from base to tip. One of the most unique aspects of a Boxer is its abnormally long tongue. However, it was post the World War 2 that Boxers gained popularity across the world. It was during the World War 1 that Boxers gained importance as they were used for military work - as messengers, pack carrier, attack dog and even guard dog. It was in 1904 that the American Kennel Club registered its first Boxer and in 1915 Dampf vom Dom was recognised as the first champion Boxer dog. In 1895, three Germans - Friedrich Rober, Elard Konig and R Hopner decided to stabilise the breed and exhibit it in a competitive dog show which led to the development of the first Boxer breed standard in 1902. It is generally accepted that a Bullenbeisser was an ancestor of the modern day Boxer. Its origin dates back to a German Bullenbeisser, a large Mastiff type of a dog, that was mated with English Bulldogs brought in from Great Britain. Historyīoxers have been considered a part of the Molosser dog group that was developed in Germany in the late 19th century. We bring to you all the aspects that you will have to keep in mind before getting a Boxer so that you are able to provide an environment that develops a healthy dog and a long lasting companionship. If you are a proud owner of this majestic breed or if you are planning to get a Boxer as a family pet, you are making an exciting decision. Some of the famous celebrities such as Marilyn Monroe, Gisele Bundchen, Jennifer Love Heweitt, Cameron Diaz, Justin Timberlake, Humphrey Bogart, Aishwarya Rai and Tony Curtis are the proud owners of a Boxer. Unlike other dogs, Boxers fully mature at the age of 3 years, so practically anyone who owns a Boxer has a 3 year old child who is happy and smiling while trying to please everyone around. Canine behaviourists are unable to determine as to why Boxers take the longest time to mature. They are also the sixth most registered breeds according to the American Kennel Club. In the world of working dogs, Boxers are ranked as a middleweight champion and are considered to be one of the most fun loving breeds. German Boxers are aptly named so as they have the tendency to get on their hind legs and throw a punch. Boxers are a stocky, medium sized, powerfully built dogs developed and originated in Germany. Deep dark eyes, poised yet imposing disposition, large muscular square head and those mischievous eyes, Boxers are one of the happiest breeds in the entire canine world, and that happiness and joy of life is reflected in their eyes.
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