02-02-2018, 02:36 AM
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Re: My young pal.
Originally Posted by BoxerBoy
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I took this pic of my dogs resting, long before digital cameras or iPhones were thought of.
Off for an evening paddle.
Just before I fell flat on my back
They're all great looking dogs.
Did that fall on the back thing today while taking pictures of one of ours who had the zoomies in the snow. Mine didn't turn out as good as yours though! But at least I had a soft landing!
02-02-2018, 11:12 AM
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Re: My young pal.
Originally Posted by BoxerBoy
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Hi Longdogs, Thanks for your comment, There are slight variations that can give a good idea of the dogs lineage. However any significant difference is usually the result of poor breeding.
It's just that I have noticed that some have flatter faces and some have longer.
Lovely dogs.
02-02-2018, 03:09 PM
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Re: My young pal.
Originally Posted by boxerboy
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hi longdogs, i now realise my explanation is lacking in accuracy, a result of age, i regret to say. Of course i was referring to variations to the breed standard. Irrespective of that of course, they can all be lovely.
03-02-2018, 09:00 AM
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Re: My young pal.
Originally Posted by clumsy
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Lovely dogs and lovely photos. A friend of ours has Boxers, they are lovely, but they seem to be somewhat "windy" to put it politely.
03-02-2018, 09:52 AM
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Re: My young pal.
Thanks for the reply BoxerBoy. Our friend bred Boxers for many years, but now she just has the two, both quite elderly now. I really don't know what they are fed, but I know she would never feed them "rubbish". The "wind" problem has been a joke for some years. Mostly it's when the dogs get excited, visitors to make a fuss of, etc, it's really quite funny.
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