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SCOTT - BOXER DOG FOR ADOPTION
Boxer Dogs For Adoption in Brights Grove, Ontario, Canada
For Adoption
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Nickname:
Scott
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Breed
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Gender
Male
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Age
Baby
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Location
Brights Grove, Ontario, N0N1C0 CanadaCanada
Description
Dog Breed: Boxer. Hey world… Scott here Yep, that Scott — the 4-month-old black boxer mix you didn’t know you were missing. Let me tell you a little about myself (because honestly, I’m kind of a catch). I’m what you’d call a “best of both worlds” kinda guy. One minute I’m zooming around the yard like a tiny rocket, wrestling with my doggy friends and living my best life… and the next? I’m curled up beside you on the couch, snoring like I pay rent here. Speaking of yards — I definitely need one. I’ve got some serious zoomies to get out, and it’s just way more fun when I’ve got space (and preferably a buddy) to run around with. Apartment life? Meh. I mean… I’d rather not. Now let’s talk about my dream home: I LOVE kids — all of them. Little ones, big ones, doesn’t matter. I’m super gentle, no jumping, no nipping… just good boy energy all around. I’ve been told I’m very polite for a puppy (I try my best, okay?). I’d also really, really love a dog sibling. Like… really love it. Wrestling is my absolute favourite sport. My current best friend is a tiny 10lb blind Boston Terrier, and I let him win every time (don’t tell him I said that). I also live with a senior dog and totally respect her space — I’m not annoying, I promise. Cats? Cool. Farm animals? Probably fine. I’m more of a “make friends, not chaos” kinda dude. I’m not super into treats (weird, I know), but give me a cow hoof to chew on and I’m a happy guy. I also love tug-of-war, walks, and honestly… just being wherever you are. I know some basics like “sit” and “come,” and I’m working on more — I’m eager to please, so I pick things up pretty quick. I’ll need a bit more help with house training since I’m still a baby, but hey, nobody’s perfect. I can hang out at home for a few hours (4–6 is cool) as long as I’ve got a dog buddy to keep me company. No separation drama here. The only thing? I’m probably not the best match if it’s just seniors at home taking care of me — I’m a solid little dude (they call me a “pork chop” ) and I’ve got some strength and energy behind me. What I really want is a family who will include me in their life. Take me on adventures, bring me places, let me meet new people and animals. I’m a total social butterfly and I thrive on new experiences. Honestly… I’ve been told I’m one of the easiest puppies my foster family has ever had (12 years of experience — no big deal). I just get the vibe and roll with it. So yeah… if you’re looking for a gentle, goofy, cuddly, adventure-loving best friend with elite wrestling skills… I’m your guy. Love, Scott *located in Espanola
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Physical Attributes
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Behavioral Characteristics
OK with Kids: Yes OK with Dogs: Yes OK with Cats: Yes -
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Organization name
Homeward Bound Rescue
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Location:
Brights Grove, Ontario, N0N1C0 CanadaCanada
Breed overview
Boxer
A.K.A.: Deutscher Boxer, German Boxer, Dutch Boxer, Boxer dog, Boxy, Boxerman
Overview:
The Boxer is a medium-sized, short-haired dog breed of German origin, known for its distinctive appearance and vibrant personality. Physically, Boxers possess a strong, athletic build with a characteristic square head, an undershot jaw, and often a docked tail and cropped ears (though these practices are becoming less common). Their short, glossy coat typically comes in fawn or brindle, often with white markings. Temperamentally, Boxers are renowned for being incredibly loyal, intelligent, and energetic, making them fantastic companions for active families. They thrive on human interaction and can be playful and patient with children, making them excellent family pets. While their energy levels require regular exercise, their adaptability means they can adjust to apartment living if their activity needs are consistently met. However, potential owners should be aware of certain health considerations, including a predisposition to some cancers, heart conditions like cardiomyopathy, and hip dysplasia, underscoring the importance of responsible breeding and regular veterinary check-ups.
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