Hi, and welcome to the forums.
Boxers are a brachycephalic breed, which means their mouth and nose areas are significantly smaller than other breeds. Because of this they do have a tendency to snort and also snore. My previous boxer did snort when he was playing and he also snored....very loudly! He eventually grew out of the snorting, but never the snoring.
The snorting could also mean she's got allergies, or something could be lodged up her nose. There could be a lot of explanations. Or, she might just be a snorter. My advice to you is to bring her to your vet and have the pup checked out, and voice your concern with the snorting. Good Luck with your new pup!
Boxers are a brachycephalic breed, which means their mouth and nose areas are significantly smaller than other breeds. Because of this they do have a tendency to snort and also snore. My previous boxer did snort when he was playing and he also snored....very loudly! He eventually grew out of the snorting, but never the snoring.
The snorting could also mean she's got allergies, or something could be lodged up her nose. There could be a lot of explanations. Or, she might just be a snorter. My advice to you is to bring her to your vet and have the pup checked out, and voice your concern with the snorting. Good Luck with your new pup!