You can see Molly and Jake's puppies growing up on Facebook under Molly and Jake's puppies (group). It's a good way to see what the pups will look like as they grow.
We are moving to San Diego, California in late summer depending on when Molly and Jake's puppies are born and ready to go to new homes. When you read this site you will see that we do not ship our puppies on airplanes but with this new move, we will be able to deliver puppies all the way across the western states. We often travel with our dogs and think it will be one more good learning time for the puppies also. This will give each of you the oppurtunity to get a Boxer from another area of the U.S. (a larger pedigree pool) and get to see and meet both of the parents when you get delivery of your pup.
3501 Harris Road
Fort Wayne, IN 46808
ph: 760.650.5823
Alexis
Some ideas on how the Boxer came to be:
1. Originally breed in Germany, it is believe that the Boxer is of Brabanter Bullenbessier descent. The Bullenbeisser was used by the elite to hunt wild boar in and around the 1800's In order to prevent injury during the hunt, the ears were cropped. As time passed the the Barbanter Bullenbeisser was used by cattle dealers, and by the end of the 1800's was officially recognized as a working class dog. As well as being renowned for being an intelligent working dog, the Barbanter Bullenbessier was recognized as an excellent companion dog who was always eager to please humans. When not working, the breed was known to be an excellent family pet, who was great with childern.
It is believed that around 1830, the Babnanter Bullenbeisser was bred with an early breed of the English Bulldog, and thus, the Boxer was born. In the early days of the breed, many changes took place. Many older pictures show Boxers as being white. It is believed that white boxers were no longer accepted because in order to be police dogs, a darker coat was needed. Therefore, the Boxer Klub of Germany set the breed standard to no longer allow white Boxers. To this day, there is still huge debate over white Boxers.
3501 Harris Road
Fort Wayne, IN 46808
ph: 760.650.5823
Alexis