A question.
Does your boxer tend to chew more than other dogs you have owned? We have a 8 month old boxer, and a 3 yr old apbt. The bully wasn't ever one to chew things. Our boxer on the other hand, has chew toys, but will steal the children's stuffed animals if given half a chance.
I do understand puppies need to chew, and should be given things that belong to them. She just seems to chew a lot more than any other dog we have ever had.
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12-20-2008 05:00 PMBoxer owners who have had other breed dogs
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12-20-2008 06:09 PMwe have a boxer and an eng bulldog. the boxer will FIND things to chew, but the bulldog actually does the chewing.
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12-20-2008 07:06 PMMy puppy is half boxer, and she chews more than my mom's dachshunds did when they were puppies.
She has seriously done some bad damage to my house, rather than her toys.
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12-20-2008 07:36 PMBoxers are chewers and that is why they get destructive when they are bored. My Boxer ATE the wall in my house when she was a baby and I was in the shower...the entire wall had to be repaired. Since then, she has TONS of nyla bones, kongs, babies, etc to keep her busy. The damn dog has more toys than the kids did at her age. LOL
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12-20-2008 07:58 PMI have a silky and had a boxer. They both chewed things, but I just attributed the difference in damage to the vast difference in size.
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12-20-2008 08:10 PMWe have a wide variety of toys for her, she prefers legos, power rangers, space men, and shoes.
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12-20-2008 08:58 PMSophie does not chew unless its been raining for a couple days and she can't go out..
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~Amy Lynette~ I'm legit, too legit to quit.12-21-2008 05:49 PMThis is the situation at my parents home. Jaxon, the boxer, is just a rawhide freak, besides that, he doesn't chew. The other two dogs, a mastiff mix and a pit bull mix live there too, Chewy lives by his name (the pit bull mix) and chews EVERYTHING! He can go through a fence like a freakin' woodchipper~!
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12-22-2008 02:21 AMI bought ham bones last night, I'm hoping that will work for now.
Last edited by Charynda; 12-22-2008 at 02:22 AM. Reason: needed a space between ham and bone.
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12-22-2008 02:32 AMBoxers are so friggin cute
Definitely not a good pet for me though. 
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