Boxer Puppies for Sale in El Paso TX by Texas Puppies

Do these El Paso Boxer puppies for sale require more grooming than other dogs?

No, Boxers require about as much grooming as other breeds of dog. It's important to brush your pets regularly. This is the only way you can remove all the excess hair and clean their skin, which helps prevent illness and disease. Boxers need to be brushed a few times a week for this reason.

Why are puppy mills so bad? Are these Boxer puppies from puppy mills?

Puppy mills are bad because the mother dogs who produce these mill puppies often suffer from diseases, injury, and malnutrition. In addition, they lack socialization and basic care. Our puppies, however, only come from the best breeders. Our breeders in El Paso TX do not ever associate with puppy mills or have any of the same practices.

What kind of dog food is best for these Boxer puppies for sale in El Paso if they develop food allergies?

The best way to combat food allergies is to avoid the allergen, so consider discussing with a vet what the possible allergen may be. The other option is to find what reduces the allergens in the diet, although this will change over time - some foods are better than others at helping manage allergies.

Can an El Paso Boxer that is for sale sleep anywhere in an apartment?

Yes, they can absolutely sleep anywhere in an apartment. All they need is their own sleeping space, like a good quality dog bed, and to know that they can sleep there. Dogs do not like to sleep in the same area where they eat or go to the bathroom so just be sure to keep their bed separate from these areas.

What is the cost of a vet visit for Boxer puppies?

The cost for a vet visit may vary depending on the age and size of your pet, as well as any existing health conditions and their severity. Additionally, it's important to consider other factors such as office location, prescription costs, the needs of the dog. A well-check can be around $45 but for any more serious issue it could be quite a few more hundred dollars.

Will your Boxer puppies in El Paso be more aggressive after they are spayed/neutered?

Yes, but not always. Neutering or spaying should reduce a dog's propensity to be aggressive or irritated around other canines. Most dogs will have a similar temperament before and after this surgery. Other factors to keep in mind will be the age of the dog at the time of the procedure and the care they receive afterward.

Can I get in touch with El Paso Boxer breeders immediately?

Once we collect your information we will pass it along to breeders in your area that are in our trusted network. It may take anywhere from a few days or more for you to be connected to them. We try not to rush the process on helping you get a healthy puppy because both us and the breeder in El Paso TX want to ensure that it will be a good fit.

Do your Boxers for sale in El Paso do better in hot weather?

They do better in hot weather because they're more athletic and they sweat less. Boxers, like most Bulldog breeds, are of a stocky build that is suited for keeping cool in warm temperatures. The coat acts as effective insulation and does not provide too much excess heat. Their short muzzle shields the dog's nose from direct sunlight and the loose skin on the muzzle acts as a built-in air conditioner by releasing excess heat through panting.

Do these El Paso Boxers for sale have a lot of energy?

Yes and no. They're energetic and fun to watch. But their energy levels are not so high that you will have difficulty keeping up with them. As with most puppies, they have more energy for their first few years of life and then begin to mellow out as they mature. You will find a good balance of every with these Boxers and will find they just get better with age.

How do Boxer breeders in El Paso screen their puppies?

These puppies are screened by their breeders in El Paso TX before they are even born. The screening process starts with the choice of parents to breed the puppies from, and let me tell you, only the best parents are chosen. Then as the puppies are born they are well cared for and examined to know that they are healthy and ready to be adopted.