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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Thames Valley Boxer Rescue currently have a large amount of boxers to rehome due to a lady becoming unwell. They range from 15 months to about 6 years. If you are looking for a companion boxer and can offer your home to a rescue dog then please contact them. These are currently in the South East but transport can usually be arrange to most places in the UK.

Please contact them at www.Thames-valley-boxer-rescue.org

You will be changing the life for one of these dogs.

Latest News

Millie gets a second in one of her classes at Crufts 2011. She had a great day as did we.

See the page on Shows and Rallies/Matches for results.

Pickle and Newt have been heart tested clear.

Both Pickle and Newt have passed their Bronze and Silver Kennel Club Good Citizen Test.

PICKLE HAS PASSED IS KC PUPPY FOUNDATION STAGE OBEDIENCE.

NOW ON TO THE BRONZE AWARD.

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see the www.boxerbreedcouncil.co.uk website for health information about a new blood test under health and then CM.

See the Abythorn boxers Website for recent information about Cardiomyopathy in Boxers.

We had great fun at the Essex and Eastern Counties Boxer Club rally/match. Newt won 3 rosettes, best head, best front end and then won his puppy class. He did very well and was not at all phased by the other big dogs. It was a great experience and we both learnt a lot.

Newt has started his show training and seems to like it. We have joined the Essex and Eastern Counties Boxer Club and have our first match this Sunday 21st September.

We have also entered him in the London and Home Counties Boxer Club show on the 18th October.

Pickle and Newt have had a good summer on the beach on the south coast with their mum and auntie meg!

They loved the sea, even if it was a bit cold and enjoyed chasing meg along the shore line in the waves.

Max came to see us for the day with his new owners and enjoyed the beach as well.

We are now back to start some serious training with both and some show training with newt. We will let you know how we get on.

All the pups are growing well and are all still very happy in their new homes. Magic has now changed his name to Buster and Jack has changed his name to A.J.

We have had some photos of Jack, Frodo (aka Snowy) and Molly and Juno. They look like they are having fun in their new homes.

Frodo comes to see us twice a week and we also see Magic to play with.

Jack went to his new home today (26/6/08). Photo of him with his new owner shortly on his page.

Max has gone to his new home today (24/6/08). There will be a photo of him shortly with his new family.

Pups have all had their second vaccination today (23/6/08) and second vet check. All are doing great.

After 1 - 2 weeks all the puppies are really settled in their new homes and are having a great time.

We have heard from Sky today (15/6/08) and she has settled in really well and is very happy in her new home with her new boxer friend.

Sky went to her new home today (13/6/08) see her page for photo of her going home.

We have heard from all the puppies and they are all having a great time in their new homes. They have all settled in very well and are all really calm little pups, just like their mummy.

Juno and Magic went to their new homes today (8/6/08) see their pages for photos of them going home.

Molly and Snowy went to their new homes today (7/6/08) see their pages for photos of them going home.

Puppies have all had their first vaccination today (6/6/08), heart, eyes and general check by a vet.

Puppies have all been Micro chipped today. (31/5/08) Thanks go to Diane Hannam of Dibrid Boxers who came all the way from Yorkshire to Chip the puppies.

Videos

Homing one of our Puppies

Our Puppies are very important to us and we want to make sure that they go to good, loving and permanent homes. You will be asked lots of questions about your family and your day to day life to make sure that you are suitable for a Boxer Puppy.

A Boxer is not a guard dog and cannot live outside - they like human company and warmth.

Please don't think of giving a puppy as a gift - They require love and dedication and plenty of time.

Please don't think that it will cure a troubled home life or relationship - it wont and everybody will be unhappy including the puppy.

Make sure that everybody in your family is ready for the huge commitment of a puppy.

Remember - ALL puppies will: chew and mouth, pee and poop, dig holes, jump up - that’s what puppies do! - if you are not prepared for this, then give a home to an adult dog that needs a home.