Deutscher Boxer
Country of origin : Germany
In the 18th century in Europe appeared a kind of dog-terach, called Bullenbeisser.He served work bovine herds before makes market or slaughterhouse. In different areas later developed different types: Bouviers, Rottweiler, Bullmasff.In Germany, appearing in Bavaria and Baden Vintenberg.It works for descendants of Central and ancient dogs race Molosser, which is of Asian origin.Boxers are first presented in 1896, although it still was far from today's appearance.Were lower, rougher, tougher and mostly white.The first standard dog came out in 1902 by the German Boxer Club.Today is a favorite escort dog for his lively and cheerful character, it is an official dog.
Description: Head and Skull: The head is proportionate, mouth wide and strong, his head is closely Angled little round Stop 'is expressed; back of the nose and mouth forming a blunt angle; mandible is bent upwards, but not must be transferred over voice lip.
Eyes: Dark, not too small, nor too deep planted or prominent; their expression shows intelligence and energy. Ears: High rooted average large, gentle, distant from one another, when dormant 'lie cheeks. Teeth: The lower jaw goes over the upper teeth strong and healthy. Front feet: shoulders must not be close to the chest, but not too far; legs are straight, parallel and strong bones. Body: In the shape of a square, ridge is expressed; back is short, strong, straight, wide and well-developed muscles, hips slightly tilted, broad and rounded; chest is deep, reaching to the wrist shoulders ribs go far back. Rear feet: Strong and muscular. Paws: The front feet are small, round, closed and hind legs are slightly longer. Tail: High-rooted, short cut. Fiber: Short, smooth, glossy and good sleeping body.
Color: Yellow or gaudy; bright yellow to red as a cherry, with a black mask; white signs are allowed if they look aesthetic and if you do not occupy more than one third of the body.
Height: The height at the withers of the male is 57-63 cm and females 53-59 cm.
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