Boxers are among the most sought-after dog breeds in the United States due to their energetic, playful, loyal, and protective nature. These fun-loving dogs are cherished as family pets and excel as guard dogs, a role they were originally bred for.
Many designer breeds have been created by crossing Boxers with other breeds, resulting in adorable and unique mixes. In this article, we showcase 20 of these designer breeds. Let’s explore them further!
The 20 Popular Boxer Mixes
1. Australian Boxherd (Boxer x Australian Shepherd Mix)
The Australian Boxherd is a smart and lively crossbreed known for its strong bond with owners. This medium-sized dog requires ample exercise and is not suitable for apartment living.
2. Bogle (Beagle x Boxer Mix)
The Bogle, also called Boxel, is a cheerful mix with Beagle traits, making them friendly and athletic working dogs.
- Learn more about Bogle: Bogle (Beagle & Boxer Mix)
3. Boston Boxer (Boxer x Boston Terrier Mix)
The Boston Boxer combines the energy of a Boxer in a smaller size, needing regular exercise and strong bonding with their owners.
4. Box Heeler (Blue Heeler x Boxer Mix)
The Box Heeler is a dependable and loyal blend of the Boxer’s affection and the Blue Heeler’s independence.
5. Boxachi (Boxer x Chihuahua)
The Boxachi is a new mix with likely high intelligence and affection, inheriting some stubbornness from both parent breeds.
6. Boxador (Boxer x Labrador Retriever)
The Boxador combines the loyalty and intelligence of both breeds, making them great family pets with low grooming needs.
7. Boxer Basset (Boxer x Basset Hound)
The Boxer Basset is a gentle and loyal breed, great for families and known for its docile nature.
8. Boxer Chow (Boxer x Chow Chow)
The Boxer Chow is a mix of strength and fluffiness, ideal for families and novice owners.
9. Boxerdoodle (Boxer x Poodle)
The Boxerdoodle is an energetic and affectionate mix that comes in various coat types but is always adorable.
10. Boxita (Boxer x Akita)
The Boxita is athletic and loyal but may be challenging to train, suited for experienced owners.
11. Boxmas (Boxer x Mastiff)
The Boxmas is a gentle giant, combining the Mastiff’s size with the Boxer’s devotion, making them great family and guard dogs.
12. Boxmatian (Boxer x Dalmatian)
The Boxmatian is energetic and playful, needing lots of exercise and interaction, best suited for active owners.
13. Boxollie (Boxer x Border Collie)
The Boxollie is a highly intelligent and active mix, requiring regular physical and mental stimulation.
14. Boxsky (Boxer x Siberian Husky)
The Boxsky is athletic and energetic, needing a dedicated owner willing to provide ample exercise and training.
15. Boxweiler (Boxer x Rottweiler)
The Boxweiler is protective and loving, requiring firm training due to their Rottweiler heritage.
16. Bullboxer (Boxer x Pitbull Terrier)
The Bullboxer is powerful yet gentle, needing early socialization and disciplined training.
17. Bullboxer Staff (Boxer x Staffordshire Terrier)
The Bullboxer Staff is affectionate and loyal, making them great family protectors with proper training.
18. Bulloxer (Boxer x American Bulldog)
The Bulloxer is friendly and loyal, ideal for families and gentle with children despite their imposing appearance.
19. German Boxer (Boxer x German Shepherd)
The German Boxer is loving, playful, and protective, suitable for novice owners and families.
20. Golden Boxer (Boxer x Golden Retriever)
The Golden Boxer is an intelligent and friendly family dog, bonding strongly with owners and being adored for their gentle nature.
Final Thoughts
Boxer mixes inherit the desirable traits of their parent breeds, making them fantastic family dogs. While they may be stubborn and energetic, with proper training and exercise, these hybrids can make loving and loyal companions. Remember, each mix comes with its unique traits and care requirements.
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