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AKC Boxer pups for sale

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I have 6 Pups born on Jan 26th, Mother and father both come from good bloodlines both are AKC registered. Both parents are are family indoor pets. Tails and dew claws are done will be all up to date with all Vaccinations. and vet papers and the Akc paper work will be included with each sale.

I have 4 females 2 males see pics here>> http://s255.photobucket.com/albums/hh146/JeffandJess4806/Boxer pups/

More pics to come as they grow so watch the Photobucket link listed


I will be taking deposits on them they will be ready to go in last week of march First week of April.

Females $600 males $550

jolney@springcom.com
517-857-3451
 
#7 · (Edited)
Now taking deposits, There eyes starting to open..............Pups will be 2 weeks old on sat the 9th
Here is some good info on markings

There are two coat colors in Boxers, fawn and brindle. Fawn ranges from pale tan to dark deer-red (mahogany). Brindle is actually a stiping pattern, not a color - all brindle dogs have a fawn ground color. Brindling is influenced by what are called "modifiers", so the black stripes of a brindle can be sparse (but clearly defined) to so heavy that the fawn ground color barely shows through. The latter are often called "reverse", "seal", or "black" brindles. It is important to point out, however, that "black" brindles are still brindles - the Boxer does not carry the gene for a black coat color. There are those who try to sell their "rare black" Boxers - however every one of these dogs that we have run across either does have some fawn on it, or is very obviously not a purebred Boxer.

The goal here is not to get into a thorough discussion of genetics. Sue Ann Bowling has written excellent articles on canine coat color genetics, basic genetics, and several other topics relevant to dog breeding.

Every Boxer carries two coat color genes, inheriting one from each of its parents. There are two different genes for coat color - fawn and brindle.


Thanks
Jeff
 
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