At first glance, boxers appear to be tough big mean dogs. This is a perfect example of why people should not judge a book by its cover. Even though boxers may appear as brutal and vicious dogs, inside they are complete sweethearts, but they can get aggressive when needed and at times they also can be a bit stubborn.

Boxers can be trained well, but it’s not always easy. Them being the stubborn type, it requires some knowledge about training them. Boxers tend to ask why instead of doing the command right, especially when it comes to repetitive tasks. However, a knowledgeable training will have no problem getting around that and even using that to his advantage.

Just as every person out there, boxers require a lot of love and attention. In return they will love and care for you as well. Boxers are the type of dog that would rather sit in your lap and watch TV with you than play alone by itself. They love to be surrounded by people, and you will love to be around the boxer as well.

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