Discoverboxerdogs.com is Chris and Mary Kustanbauter. We reside in Red Lion, PA with our two adopted Boxers Duke (10 years old) and Katie (7 years old). We have been adopting Boxers through Adopt A Boxer Rescue for the past 18 years. We volunteer our time and resources with this great organization. Visit us on Facebook at discoverboxersdogs and on Instagram.
The 3 benefits of Pumpkin for dogs with diarrhea include: 1. High Fiber content to bulk stool 2. Soothes Irritated membranes in the GI Tract and 3) Absorbs excess water to form better stools.
Do Boxers Shed Much? 3 Reasons boxer dogs shed are seasonal shedding, allegies and health issues. Learn 4 strategies to manage shedding.
Does Fresh Dog Food Help With Allergies? It provides 3 exclusive benefits: Elimination of Potential Allergens, Improved Gut Health and Reduced Exposure To Allergens.
Is natural dog food better than kibble? Natural dog food has 6 exclusive benefits: high-quality ingredients, no artifical additives, no by-products, no synthetic chemicals, transparency and minimal processing. Read more.
7 Amazing strategies for how to calm an anxious boxer dog include a safe environment, regular routine, exercise, positive reinforcement training, socialization and veterinary care.
Freeze Dried Dog Food Pros and cons. The pros include: Nutritional Benefits, Improved Palatability, Longer Shelf Life, Convenient. Cons include: Cost, Rehydration, Variety, Potential Contamination.
There are 3 authentic reasons for CBD for dogs with arthritis based on actual usage experience. They are:1. Pain Relief, 2 Increased Mobility, 3. Better Sleep. Read our personal success story with CBD oil for our Senior Boxer Dogs with Arthritis.
There are 5 proven foods on how to help a boxer dog gain weight. They include: high-quality protein, Healthy fats, Carbohydrates, canned or wet food and supplements. Read more for the 7 Best Ways to help a boxer dog gain weight.
Why Do Boxer Dogs Box? During their history, they were used as guard dogs to control and protect livestock. They used their front paws to “box” or “bat” to distract predators near the livestock. This behavior became instinctual and is now an i part of the Boxer breed.