Brandi and Moose's Beautiful white boy

Update: 4 Puppies born Jan 26th
Sire: Moose, Dam: Brandi---3 boys, 1 girl
This litter is 1/4 english
Available pups: 1 flashy dark brindle boy - show potential

*Please do not contact me for a puppy if all you are interested in is one color or a breeding dog*. Pet puppies are sold only on a spay/neuter contract, potential show puppies are my only breeding potentials. This is to keep the boxer up to it's breed standard and produce the best quality/healthiest dogs. Pets are placed in carefully screened homes where I try to fit the puppy and family personalities together. Health and temperment should be your *first* choice when it comes to your puppy. Many breeders do not health test, which means you would be gambling that your puppy will not have heart disease or one of the other boxer health ailments and will not die at 4 or 5 years of age. So for the health and quality of my favorite breed, be informed before you buy. Before you ask for one of my puppies: Read This

NEW PAGE We are starting a diary of the expenses related to producing our litter from Sophie and Otis (due Feb 14th, 05). This is part of our effort of education as to the cost of producing quality puppies and the various expenses that show up for a responsible breeder who takes the time, knowledge and expense of doing it right. We will try update it regularly (update: big litter; got too tired to finish it!).

Puppy and Rescue Application

Planned breedings for 2008, Birdi, our half Italian girl.
Fill out an application to get on the waiting list.

PH: (907) 745-0357

Honey's Rescue

RESCUE

Currently looking for homes: None listed at this time

Current & Recent rescues

We firmly believe that as breeders, we have an obligation to the unwanted of our breed. Often these dogs are from what are popularly called *backyard breeders*, but they can just as easily be from other show breeders. They show up as rescues for a variety of reasons, often because of lack of training and socialization, owners who had no clue how demanding boxers could be, or circumstances beyond the control of the family. These cast offs need the help and support of all ethical breeders, so we do our part to help. Check out the page above for one of our rescues, Honey, who was also our first bad medical case. We are currently solicitating people to provide foster homes for some of these dogs. More and more are ending up needing new homes due to the popularity of the breed, which has meant more people breeding poor quality boxers just for the money. Unfortunately, they will sell puppies to anyone, and sometimes, a boxer is just not the right breed for these folks. If you can help by fostering, retraining and helping to find new forever homes for these dogs, please email us or join the Moosewood Newsletter group.