German beginnings.
The modern Boxer developed in Germany in the late 19th century, with the Bullenbeisser among its ancestors.
THE DOG. THE LEGEND. THE VERY GOOD BOY.
ARCHER
THE GREAT.
A big personality. A face you can't resist.
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The many faces
of greatness.
From tiny paws to big adventures.
Ten photos. One unmistakable Archer.
A LITTLE BREED BRAGGING
Built like an athlete.
Heart of a Boxer.
There's plenty to love about the breed behind that expressive face. These are Boxer breed traits; every dog has a personality of their own.
Play is serious business.
Boxers are known for a playful temperament with family and friends. That athletic appearance comes with a fun side.
More than a pretty face.
Both the American and Royal Kennel Clubs place Boxers in their Working Group. The breed combines strength, agility, and companionship.
A face with character.
A square build, a short coat, and a broad muzzle are hallmarks of the Boxer. Those expressive faces are hard to forget.
Breed reading: American Kennel Club · Royal Kennel Club · Canadian Kennel Club
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That face.
Enough said.
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