I am of the Opinion that you can not even start to ïmprove the breed" until you do something with the Dogs
Competitive Obedience or Agility (Tracking etc) when you can train a Dog to Compete against all breeds then you are Qualified to .... breed. If breeders can't train their dogs and demonstrate that to a high standard how do they expect
anyone else to train them. The Dogs need to be able to do something a bit more than a show stack
Like
As well as Health Checks if there are no IPO's CD's TD'S AD ADX in the lines.... RUN
People who do train breed Dogs that can be trained. Now they don't have to win
But trainable dogs are easier to live with.
The Boxer Breed Standard is full of a Demand for this and was visionary as far as the physical and no physical form
of the Dog some extracts
The character of the Boxer is of the greatest importance and demands the most careful attention.
Boxer temperament in the ring is of the utmost importance. The young Boxer should
be alert to the approach of a judge but display a playful attitude. The mature Boxer
may be more reserved and adult males may show a dominant attitude towards other
adult males, but not to the extent of overt aggression. Fear or softness of temperament
must be penalised.
His intelligence and willing tractability, his modesty, and cleanliness
make him a highly desirable family dog and cheerful companion.
I am a Fan of the 1920's 30's dogs
Look at this
www.pedigreedatabase.com
My First Breeder Competed in Agility and do did my first Dog
Competitive Obedience or Agility (Tracking etc) when you can train a Dog to Compete against all breeds then you are Qualified to .... breed. If breeders can't train their dogs and demonstrate that to a high standard how do they expect
anyone else to train them. The Dogs need to be able to do something a bit more than a show stack
Like
As well as Health Checks if there are no IPO's CD's TD'S AD ADX in the lines.... RUN
People who do train breed Dogs that can be trained. Now they don't have to win
But trainable dogs are easier to live with.
The Boxer Breed Standard is full of a Demand for this and was visionary as far as the physical and no physical form
of the Dog some extracts
The character of the Boxer is of the greatest importance and demands the most careful attention.
Boxer temperament in the ring is of the utmost importance. The young Boxer should
be alert to the approach of a judge but display a playful attitude. The mature Boxer
may be more reserved and adult males may show a dominant attitude towards other
adult males, but not to the extent of overt aggression. Fear or softness of temperament
must be penalised.
His intelligence and willing tractability, his modesty, and cleanliness
make him a highly desirable family dog and cheerful companion.
I am a Fan of the 1920's 30's dogs
Look at this
Sigurd von Dom of Barmere
Pedigree information about the Boxer Sigurd von Dom of Barmere
My First Breeder Competed in Agility and do did my first Dog