Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Our boxer puppies come from AKC-registered parents and are eligible for AKC registration. We provide all paperwork at pickup so you can complete registration in your name.

We primarily produce classic fawn and brindle boxers, often with flashy white markings. Color availability varies by litter — check our Puppies page for what's currently available.

Absolutely. Every puppy is family-raised inside our home, handled daily from birth, and exposed to children, household sounds, and other dogs. This early socialization gives them a confident, well-adjusted start.

Tails are docked in the first few days of life as is standard for the breed. Ear cropping is optional and discussed individually — we do not crop unless specifically requested by the buyer.

Our breeding dogs are screened for the major boxer-specific conditions, including cardiac evaluation (boxer cardiomyopathy / aortic stenosis), hips, and DM (degenerative myelopathy). Results are available on request.

Puppies go home with age-appropriate vaccinations, multiple rounds of deworming, a full vet wellness exam, and a written health record you'll bring to your own vet.

Yes. Every puppy comes with a written health guarantee covering genetic conditions. Full terms are included in the contract you receive before pickup.

A well-bred, well-cared-for boxer generally lives 10–12 years. Good nutrition, healthy weight, regular vet care, and routine cardiac checks help maximize lifespan.

Reach out through our Contact page to start the conversation. Once we're a good match, a non-refundable deposit holds your puppy. Remaining balance is due at pickup.

Pricing depends on the litter, color, and markings. Contact us directly for current pricing on available puppies — we're transparent and will explain exactly what's included.

Puppies go to their new families at 8 weeks old. They are never released earlier — those final two weeks with mom and littermates are critical for behavioral development.

We strongly prefer in-person pickup so you can meet us, the parents, and see where your puppy was raised. For long-distance buyers, we can discuss ground transport or flight nanny options at the buyer's expense.

Yes. When litters are spoken for, we maintain a waitlist for upcoming litters. Get on the list early through our Contact page.

Boxers are famously great family dogs — patient, playful, and protective. Like any dog, interactions with young children should always be supervised, and your puppy should be taught calm manners early.

When properly socialized from puppyhood, boxers typically do well with other dogs and household pets. Early, positive exposure is the key.

Adult boxers need 1–2 hours of daily activity — walks, play, and mental stimulation. Puppies need much less structured exercise to protect growing joints; free play in a safe yard is best until 18 months.

Boxers are intelligent and eager to please, but they're also playful and can be stubborn. Short, positive, consistent training sessions starting at 8 weeks work best. See our training guide for a step-by-step approach.