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The UK Breed standard

General Appearance

Great nobility, smooth coated, medium sized, square build, strong bone & evident, well-developed muscles.

Characteristics

Lively, strong, loyal to owner and family, but distrustful of strangers.

Obedient, friendly at play, but with guarding instinct.

Temperament

Equable, biddable, fearless, self-assured.

Head And Skull

Head imparts its unique individual stamp and is in proportion to body, appearing neither light nor too heavy. Skull lean without exaggerated cheek muscles. Muzzle broad, deep and powerful, never narrow, pointed, short or shallow. Balance of skull and muzzle essential with muzzle never appearing small, viewed from any angle. Skull cleanly covered, showing no wrinkle, except when alerted. Creases present from root of nose running down sides of muzzle. Dark mask confined to muzzle, distinctly contrasting with color of head, even when white is present. Lower jaw undershot, curving slightly upward. Upper jaw broad where attached to skull, tapering very slightly to front. Muzzle shape completed by upper lips, thick and well padded, supported by well separated canine teeth of lower jaw. Lower edge of upper lip rests on edge of lower lip, so that chin is clearly perceptible when viewed from front or side. Lower jaw never to obscure front of upper lip, neither should teeth nor tongue be visible when mouth closed. Top of skull slightly arched, not rounded, nor too flat and broad. Occiput not too pronounced. Distinct stop, bridge of nose never forced back into forehead, nor should it be downfaced. Length of muzzle measured from tip of nose to inside corner of eye is one third length of head measured from tip of nose to occiput. Nose broad, black, slightly turned up, wide nostrils with well defined line between. Tip of nose set slightly higher than root of muzzle. Cheeks powerfully developed, never bulging.

Eyes

Dark brown, forward looking, not too small, protruding or deeply set, showing lively intelligent expression, Dark rims with good pigmentation showing no haw.

Ears

Moderate size, thin, set wide apart on highest part of skull lying flat and close to cheek in repose, but falling forward. with definite crease when alert.

Mouth

Undershot jaw, canines set wide apart with incisors (6) in straight line in lower jaw. In upper jaw set in line curving slightly forward. Bite powerful and sound, with teeth set in normal arrangement.

Neck

Round, of ample length, strong, muscular, clean cut, no dewlap. Distinctly marked nape and elegant arch down to withers.

Forequarters

Shoulders long and sloping, close lying, not excessively covered with muscle. Upper arm long, making right angle to shoulder blade. Forelegs seen from front, straight, parallel, with strong bone. Elbows not too close or standing too far from chest wall. Forearms perpendicular, long and firmly muscled. Pasterns short, clearly defined, but not distended, slightly slanted.

Body

In profile square, length from fore chest to rear of upper thigh equal to height at withers. Chest deep, reaching to elbows. Depth of chest half height at withers. Ribs well arched, not barrel shaped, extending well to rear. Withers clearly defined. Back short, straight, slightly sloping, broad and strongly muscled. Loin short, well tucked up and taut. Lower abdominal line blends into curve to rear.

Hindquarters

Very strong with muscles hard and standing out noticeably under skin. Thighs broad and curved. Broad croup slightly sloped, with flat, broad arch. Pelvis long and broad. Upper and lower thigh long. Good hind angulation, when standing, the stifle is directly under the hip protuberance. Seen from side, leg from hock joint to foot not quite vertical. Seen from behind, legs straight, hock joints clean, with powerful rear pads.

Feet

Front feet small and catlike, with well arched toes, and hard pads; Hind feet slightly longer.

Tail

Set on high, customarily docked and carried upwards.

Gait / Movement

Strong, powerful with noble bearing, reaching well forward, and with driving action of hindquarters. In profile, stride free & ground covering.

Coat

Short, glossy, smooth & tight to body.

Colour

Fawn or brindle. White markings acceptable not exceeding one third of ground colour.

Fawn Various shades from dark red to light fawn.

Brindle Black stripes on previously described fawn shades, running parallel to ribs all

over body. Stripes contrast distinctly to ground colour, neither too close

nor too thinly dispersed. Ground colour clear not intermingling with stripes.

Size

Height:

Dogs: 57 - 63 cms (22.5 - 25 ins ).

Bitches: 53 - 59 cms ( 21 - 23 ins).

Weight:

Dogs: Approx. 30 - 32 Kg. (66 - 70 Lb )

Bitches: Approx. 25 - 27 Kg (n 55 - 60 Lb ).

Faults

Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered a fault & the seriousness with which the fault should be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree.

NOTE: Male animals should have two apparently normal testicles fully descended into the scrotum.

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is it a rescue or puppy what you should go for ?

By Sue Oddy
Tyne, Wear & Tees Boxer Rescue
Boxer Puppy or Boxer Rescue

What is the difference between the two?
There is no difference, some puppies eventually end up as adult dogs in Boxer Rescue. The usual reasons are because a marriage/relationship has broken down, someone has changed their working practices and no longer has time to care for their dog. Over the years we have heard them all, we just need to find them a good new home.

OK, you have decided to buy a new Boxer puppy, where do you go?
Anyone who rings us enquiring about puppies gets the same advice, NEVER buy from the newspapers, get one from a "recognised breeder". We also tell them it is far better to view puppies with an open mind and go to see at least 3 litters. You need to ask all the relevant questions about pedigrees, KC reg., Insurance, injections, feeding habits etc. Make sure the pedigree is for at least 5 generations. Ask if the parents have been heart tested and if so ask what the results were. If all goes well you will eventually get your puppy and take it home where it will be loved, fed, exercised and live to a good age before it passes to Boxer Heaven.

What if it all goes wrong? Where do you go?
Your first phone call should be to the "breeder" you bought it from. Any breeder worth their salt should be able to give you all sorts of advice and help, and as a last resort would suggest you contact Boxer Rescue. Please remember most of the dogs we receive into Rescue are those bred on Puppy Farms, or from the backstreet breeders who are only interested in the money they get from selling puppies. Adult dogs have no monetary value to them. It is not often we get dogs from "recognised breeders". It is not our intention to tell you what a "recognised breeder" is as this description can cover a multitude of opinions.

How do you contact Boxer Rescue?
If your breeder has given you the telephone number, ring them. Contact numbers can also be had from the Kennel Club, local Vets or here on the Internet - www.boxer-rescue.org.uk . Ring your local number and be prepared to answer a long list of questions which may at first seem strange, please make it easy and give all information requested, it makes it easier to find your dog the right home. We are used to all sorts of problems with dogs and as a general rule no healthy dog would ever be put to sleep unless it poses a danger others.

What happens next?
If your request is urgent then the chances are that someone may come and collect your dog immediately but remember it may have to go into kennels and you may be asked to foot the bill. In the majority of cases though your dog may be left with you for a few days while a new home is sought. Most Rescues have some sort of waiting list with people looking to Rescue unwanted dogs but it takes quite a few phone calls to find the right home, the new owners need to be checked for their suitability to take a dog and made aware of any problems that your dog may have. When all is sorted out arrangements will be made for the collection of your dog and you will be asked to sign a Release Form relinquishing ownership of it. You may be asked for a contribution to travel costs. Remember once you have given your dog up it is impossible to get it back.

When your dog goes to its new home regular checks are made to make sure that everything is OK. If you want to find out how things are going you would have to speak to whoever arranged its new home. As you may appreciate costs quickly mount up with telephone, petrol, vets fees all having to be found, we are all voluntary workers and that is why we ask for contributions to costs.

Want to Adopt a Boxer?
Ring your nearest Boxer Rescue. Please be prepared for a grilling, asking about your house, family members, other pets etc. If all goes well someone will make arrangements to come and see you, to ask more questions, and to make you fully aware of some of the pitfalls that can arise. When a dog becomes available we ask as many questions as we can about its habits but not everyone who puts a dog into Rescue tells us the truth as they believe if it has too many bad habits we will not take it, this is not true. Hopefully we will contact you and make arrangements for you to meet the dog and if everything is fine you may be given the opportunity of Adopting it.

How much does it cost?
It is very hard to put a figure on this as each dog has to be treated on its own merits so in general a flat fee is charged for each one regardless of circumstances, each Rescue has its own "price" structure. For some there may be no fee at all, usually for the older dogs or those who need regular veterinary treatment. We recommend that you take Insurance out as well against veterinary treatment for all those unseen problems that may arise. Please don`t think of Rescue as a cheap way of getting a dog, it isn`t, but you have the satisfaction of providing a home for an unwanted dog.

I`ve got a problem you didn`t tell me about?
Speak to whoever you got the dog from. Most Rescue workers have known Boxers for years and if it is a problem they haven`t encountered they will know somebody who has. Most problems arise because the dog feels insecure after having had its routine disrupted but these usually disappear very quickly. Never be stuck, there is always someone to talk to.

All the above is general advice only, each case is different. For more information contact your nearest Boxer Rescue.

FLEAS

Fleas like worms are an every day problem, at some time or another you can expect to encounter the problem.

Fleas are a consequence of the domestic environment that we have created for our own comfort, i.e. central heating, double glazing, & best of all the fitted carpet all make for ideal living conditions all year round.

Adult fleas feed on your dogs blood however they spend the main part of there life in your carpet or in your dogs bedding, or anywhere that is comfortable.

The life cycle of the flea

The life cycle of the flea can last up to six weeks

1: DOG PICKS UP A FLEA FROM ANOTHER ANIMAL.

2: THE FLEA FEEDS & LAYS HUNDREDS OF EGGS THESE LAND ON YOUR CARPET OR IN

THE DOGS BEDDING WITHIN SIXTEEN DAYS THEY HATCH INTO LARVAE.

3: THE LARVAE WILL THEN FIND A NICE DARK PLACE, IT WILL LIVE ON ADULT FLEA

FAECES, DUST, & OTHER MORSELS SUCH AS HUMANS SHED SKIN DANDRUFF ETC.

FOR UP UNTIL 10 DAYS,

4: THE LARVA WILL SPIN A COCOON FORMING A PUPA, THIS PUPAE STAGE IS

EXTREMELY HARDY & CAN SURVIVE FOR SEVERAL MONTHS IF THE CONDITIONS

ARE FAVORABLE.

5: UP TO 17 DAYS LATER THE ADULT FLEA WILL EMERGE LOOKING FOR A MEAL.

To tell if your dog has fleas brush him over spread newspaper look for black specs on the paper after

Look carefully at your dogs skin you may see black specks or you may see the bite marks themselves.

An effective way of preventing fleas is to give garlic daily

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WORMS

Worms can & do cause ill health in animals especially young puppies

Adult dogs do not suffer illness as puppies do but they contribute more to the spreading of them

TAPEWORMS

Tapeworms are seen to have a flat segmented body & are recognized by single segments or chains that resemble segments of rice.

They appear in the faeces. & cause weight loss & general debility.

Part of the tape worm life cycle occurs in a host , that is the flea therefore the presence of a tapeworm is an indication that there are fleas, therefore treatment against both fleas & tapeworm are given together.

ROUNDWORMS

There are two types tat we are concerned with.

TOXOCARA CANIS. & TOXASCARIS LEONINA

Roundworm (TOXOCARA) can also cause disease in children thorough ingestion of eggs. This provides an indisputable reason for effective control of roundworms.

LIFE CYCLE OF THE ROUNDWORM.

Adult roundworms live in the intestine & produce hundreds of eggs these are passed in the dogs faeces.

The eggs are resilient to heat or cold & may survive up to 7 years in soil etc.

SYMPTOMS OF ROUNDWORM.

Left untreated your puppy can suffer an obvious digestive upset, poor growth, thin or out of condition coat, appear listless. pot bellied or tucked appearance.

The roundworm will migrate from the gut to the lungs, this can cause lung damage, coughing, & even pneumonia.

SIMPLE PRECAUTIONS.

Toilet train your puppy to use a place where you can easily clean up & dispose of faeces into the sewer.

Do not allow young children to handle puppies without washing there hands afterwards.

Do not allow or encourage your puppy to lick peoples faces or hands.

CONTROLLING WORMS.

Puppies should be wormed every month adults should be wormed every six months.

Remember that the adult dog may not be showing any signs of worms but is capable of passing large amounts of lava into the environment

THE KENNEL CLUB

GENERAL CODE OF ETHICS.

Registered owners of all kennel club registered dogs accept the jurisdiction of the kennel club and undertake to abide by this general code of ethics.

1: Owners will properly house, feed, water, & exercise all dogs under

there care & arrange for appropriate veterinary attention if & when

required.

2: Owners will not allow any of there dogs to roam at large or to cause a

nuisance to neighbors or those carrying out official duties.

3: Owners will ensure that there dogs will wear properly tagged collars &

shall be kept fully leashed or under effective control when away from

home.

4: Owners will clean up after there dogs in public places or anywhere their

dogs are being exhibited.

5: Owners will agree without reservation that any veterinary surgeon

performing an operation on any of there dogs which alters the natural

confirmation of the animal may report such operations to the K/C.

6: Owners will agree not to breed from a bitch in any way which is

deleterious to the bitch or breed.

7: Owners will agree only to sell dogs where there is a

reasonable expectation of a happy & healthy life & will help with

re-homing of a dog if the initial circumstances change.

8: Owners will supply written details of all dietary requirements & give

guidance concerning responsible ownership when placing dogs in a

new home.

9: Owners will not sell any dog to commercial dog wholesalers, retail pet

dealers or directly or indirectly allow dogs to be given as a prize or

donation in a competition of any kind.

10: owners will not knowingly misrepresent the characteristics of a breed

nor falsely advertise dogs nor mislead any person regarding the quality

of the dog.

11: Owners will ensure that all relevant K/C documents are provided to the new owner when selling or transferring a dog including a copy of this code.

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BOXER COUNCIL CODE OF CONDUCT

A: THE HEALTH & WELFARE OF THE BOXER ARE OF EXTREME IMPORTANCE.

B: The Boxer should primarily be considered as a companion & a member of the family.

C: It is the responsibility of members to ensure that the dogs in their care are not permitted to roam at large or to cause a nuisance to neighbors or those caring out official duties.

D: members will ensure that dogs bare some recognized means of identification & be kept fully leashed or under affective control when away from home as is required by law.

E: Members will clean up after their dogs in public places or anywhere their dog is exhibited

HEALTH & WELFARE.

A: Members will properly house feed water & exercise all dogs in there care.

B: Preventive inoculations or alternative medicines against all infectious diseases should be administered.

C: Veterinary advice should be sought as required.

D: The boarding of dogs should be investigated & only reputable licensed boarding kennels shall be selected.

DOG EXHIBITING.

A: Members will when engaged in competitive events with their dogs conduct themselves in such a way as not to bring discredit to the breed or the club.

B members will abide by the K/C show regulations when participating in exhibiting any of their stock.

BREEDING.

A: The principle criterion to be conspired in breeding will be the improvement of the

breed.

B: Puppies will only be bred for sound & valid reasons not solely as commercial

venture.

C: Members will only use the dogs & bitches of good type sound temperament &

construction with no known hereditary defects.

D: White stock will not be bred from except in extraordinary circumstances under the

Boxer breed councils control scheme for hereditary defects.

E: Members will only use dogs & bitches that are registered with the K/C.

F: Members will accurately keep breeding records registration papers & pedigrees.

BROOD BITCHES.

A: Breeding should not be undertaken unless puppies can be properly accommodated & cared for.

B: It is a mistaken belief that litters are essential for the bitches well being.

C: It is desirable that a bitch has no more than 3 litters shall not be bred from before

she is 18 months old or on consecutive seasons without due regard to her

well-being, no bitch shall be bred from after her 7th birthday

D: Members will ensure that a reliable person is near to hand at whelping.

E: Veterinary advice shall be sought regarding the further mating any bitch that has had difficulty in whelping.

Stud dogs.

A: The stud dog owner will ensure that there are sound & valid reasons for providing stud services.

B: Commercial consideration will not be the reason for providing stud services.

C: The owner of the stud dog will be selective in the bitches that are covered.

Puppies.

A: White & abnormal puppies should be humanely put to sleep at birth.

B: In the event of white puppies being retained they should be sold without any papers.

C: All puppies will be docked & have dew claws removed by 4 days of age.

D: Puppies will never be removed from the litter to go to there new homes until fully weaned

(approx 8 weeks)

SALES

A: Members will never knowingly misrepresent the characteristics of the breed nor falsely advertise dogs or puppies nor mislead any person regarding the quality of a dog or puppy.

B: The breeder will carefully scheme perspective buyers regarding their suitability as owners &

advise on the characteristics of the breed

C: Members will never sell a dog or puppy to commercial pet dealers or allow a dog or puppy as a prize or donation in a contest of any kind.

D: Members will never sell stock on a payment on installment basis.

E: The sale of puppies on breeding terms is undesirable, however where this should occur it will be done using K/C form BITCH ON LOAN OR USE OF A BITCH.

F: Each purchaser of a puppy will be provided with its pedigree, a diet sheet & information

about grooming, worming, training & inoculations they will also be provided Boxer Breed

Council Code of Conduct & be encouraged to join a breed club.

G: When selling or transferring a dog or puppy to another person members will ensure that all

relevant documentation is provided to the new owner.

H: As breeders members will take an interest in the welfare of there stock & will assure any new

owner that they will always be available to help with any problems & assist with re

-housing as & if necessary.

THE BOXER RESCUE SCHEME SHOULD ONLY BE USED AS A LAST RESORT

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What U should look for when buying a puppy

(in no particular order)

Decide on the sex color / markings U want in advance do not settle for a puppy that the breeder is trying to convince U to have

Never buy a puppy because U feel sorry for it

If it is sat in the corner alone looking frightened leave it where it is

Be sure the breeder has bred for improvement of the breed & not just to get that new car etc

Be happy with the environment that the puppy is being raised in

Ask to see heart testing certificate's of the parents (GB)

Here is a list of dogs that are tested & considered suitable for breeding from

heart test list

Look for the puppy to be bright eyed & inquisitive with a fluffy clean coat that feels soft with no obvious odors or discharges from ears/eyes etc

Ask what guarantees & after sales help will U get

Do not be frightened to ask the breeder questions (we hate to be the ones doing all the asking)

Be sure the Sire & dam have the characteristics U are looking for i.e. size/temperament etc

( It is not always possible to see the sire but only in exceptional circumstances will the dam not be available)

Do not buy just because the breeder is local be prepared to travel

be certain that the kennel is not a puppy farm (mill)

(normally obvious by the different breeds of puppies available)

Never purchase from a pet shop

Never purchase from a breeder who does not ask U a lot of questions & seems to just want your money

(the puppies future welfare should be the prime consideration to the breeder)

The tail should be docked (UK) (read the standard & no flames from the anti docking brigade please)

If phoning around breeders. Do not take too much notice when told " I would not have one from Mrs. - -" as there is a lot of animosity within the breed & a lot of breeders will only recommend puppies from friends Go & decide for yourself

Never buy a puppy on breeding terms without giving it a lot of thought

Never buy if U feel the breeder is giving U a sales pitch

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A Little about us

We are Bob & Alison Turner we can be found in the center of Birmingham in the center of England

We have been owned by Boxer dogs for around 12 years

We have been showing with some success for about 10 years under the affix of Pervaneh - if u did Shakespeare @ school U will know who Pervaneh was -

We had a break of 3/4 years while Alison recuperated from a road accident

Lazer our show winning dog came into our lives 24 May 1997 @ 7 pm

We will not bore U with all his achievements however he has done a tremendous amount of winning in the conformation ring taking several Best In Shows & we are so proud of him The jewel in his crown is that he is such a pleasure to live with we always bring the best dog home & if he never got a place again we would still love him to bits First & foremost our dogs are our PETS

During our break of showing we concentrated breeding for soundness in health & temperament We are the only kennels in GB that give a written unconditional guarantee for health & temperament

- if there are others let us know & we will acknowledge them -

We also believe strongly that all breeders should contribute to rescue

Our contribution is

We will build anyone a Web page for no charge but a contribution must be made to a boxer rescue of our approval if u do not have a web page & would like further information email us BoxersUK & we will furnish u with details I am City & Guilds qualified but do not profess to be a professional & make no money from building web pages whatsoever

Please go see our ever changing main page

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Constructive comments / articles for this page are gratefully received

puppy / stud / export / enquiries to

Bob & Alison Turner

Pervaneh BoxersUK

Bordesley Green East - Little Bromwich - Birmingham England

Voice (+44) 0121 773 7165 - Fax / Data (+44) 0121 242 1706

Mobile 07718-277665 OR 07967881084

Email BoxersUK@aol.com ICQ 10993945

have a nice day

Kindest regards

Bob & Alison Turner

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