Death: “I have come for you! ‘Twas the salmon mousse they gave you for dinn-“ Cooper: *gives puppy eyes* Death: “… On the other hand, I just remembered I had some urgent business back home. Yes, too many funny Boxer videos in my backlog that still need to be watched…” Bonus points for anyone who got the reference in the first sentence!
I was gifted a boxer by my grandparents for my tenth birthday, as my first "real" pet. We named her Tasha after Boris & Natasha, as the (admittedly terrible) live-action Rocky & Bullwinkle movie had recently released. She was the love of my life. She went through puberty and all its ups and downs with me; she went through the death of the same grandparents who gave her to me, with me; she survived high school with me, and came with me when I moved out of my hometown and went to college; she served as the ring-bearer in my wedding. She was very smart, and seemingly convinced she was human...I once caught her sitting on a chair on my parents' pool deck, not on her haunches like a normal dog, but flat on her butt, with one front leg propped up on the armrest. She had problems with small, cancerous masses several times in her life, the earliest being when she was around six. But the four or five of those she had were all just under her skin and very easily removed. Cancer was what took her in the end anyway, though...Whether is was metastatic from one of her skin lesions, or a new cancer all its own, I will never know, but one day she just collapsed. The next day, the vet did exploratory surgery and discovered a mass the size of a baseball latched to her spine. There was nothing they could do; they put her down that same day. She was quite old, for a boxer. She lived 13 and a half wonderful years. She died in February, 2013. She would have been 14 that June. I have owned and lost another boxer since then, (who also beat the average, living to be 11), and now I have a little blind mutt who is almost 8. As much as I love the latter two dogs, Tasha was the greatest, most wonderful dog I've ever known, and may ever know. She was the glue that held my life together throughout my adolescence and early adulthood. I still miss her every day. She made me laugh and smile like no human has ever been able to. Her little wiggling nub of a tail and the in-constant-motion butt it was attached to never failed to make me grin. I miss the little things like that. This is a long story for a comment. But boxers are wonderful. Dogs in general are amazing. I wish humans were more like them.
Mine would do the same thing and sit upright on the couch with us. She’d even watch tv in the evenings sitting upright or cuddling with a lucky family member. My favorite part is either the boxer face or the butt wag.
Outstanding tribute to Tasha. While she made your life a blessing while she was alive its obvious that you made her feel like the absolute queen that she was. I was visiting my parents when lockdown started and was stuck in New Zealand for 3 months, while I'd obviously known Gem from previous visits the lockdown gave me a solid 3 months of having her bless me with her love and affection every day. Just the little things like she'd randomly come into my room just to say hello and have a cuddle, to being told by my parents that she waited outside my room every morning until I woke up. She's 10 now and I'm dying to get back to New Zealand so I can see her one last time as I know she probably doesn't have much time left. I'm praying that restrictions get lifted soon over there. It's crazy but out of all my family in NZ I miss Gem the most. Sorry if it seems like I'm trying to grab the attention from your story, I just wanted to endorse your tribute by giving my experience of Boxer dogs. Thank you for your wonderful comment.
The energy of duracell.....the face of a squashed ham....the body of a sprinter...and the coordination of a blind hamster.....the best breed in the world!
I love boxers. I've known them as "the eternal puppy," because they don't seem to ever grow up. Each one I've known has been playful in old age, just like when they were pups. Sometimes even hurting their self with their own excitement. Glad to see that this one has made it through some hardship.
Older dogs that go into the play-bow stance while frantically wagging their tail/hindquarters activate my 'd'aww'-mode even more than puppies do. Wait, what am I saying? All dogs are puppies. Bu- NO EXCEPTIONS! Playful older dogs are delightful, is what I'm saying. Pretty sure Donkey's movements in Shrek were based of of our boxers, though I cannot prove it. :P
my grandparents' last boxer was like that. 9 years old, an arthritic. running on the beach like a puppy and limping afterwards. a puppy until his last breath. god i love boxers.
My father never cared about dogs until we took in a friend-of-a-friend's senior boxer. He went gaga over that dog. He seemed genuinely happy about something for the first time in years. She died from liver cancer 6 months later. But he kept the happiness she gave him and now we've got a 2-year-old pit mix he dotes on just as much.
I have a boxer, he's 7 years old and he has skin cancer. We are doing everything we can for him. He's one of the best dogs I've ever had, boxers are great.
“Boxers tilt their heads side to side just to hear the marble roll back and forth” is probably my favorite comment I’ve seen about them. My goofy boxer would always slam her head on cabinets and walls as she was turning around, not a thought or awareness or worry or care. I miss my silly girl
My Boxer, Bruno, was the joy of my life. I had him for 8 amazing years and then cancer took him in just a few short months. I couldn’t make it through this video without tears streaming down my face, and he’s been gone for many years. That is how much you will love a Boxer. It will be for life.
I had a boxer named Lucy, she was literally the sweetest, kindest and most love giving dog we ever had in our family. I miss her everyday… I almost never see my father crying, but when Lucy passed, it hit him really hard. He placed a photo of her on our fridge and wrote with a pen “Lucy, the loveliest dog ever”. Every time me and my brother went to play with her, we always sang “Lucy in the sky with diamonds” and now she really is ❤️
Sorry for ur loss n ur comment is just 😭😭🥺🥺 remember our loved never leave n we will reunite, I have lost a hell lot of my animal friends too, I always imagine what it would be like when we meet 🥺🥺❤️❤️
Thanks for adding the heartbreak caveat. I love boxers. My family had one. Old dude lived to 14, but developed a heart murmur and just went downhill immediately. We let him go. When we started crying, instead of worrying about the vet and everything going on with himself, all he cared about was getting us to stop crying. These dogs are magic.
Re: “heartbreak breeds”: I feel like if a dog breed is *so* well known for its health issues, something seriously needs to be done about the breed standards :/ (also extreme brachy breeds in general, crazy cancer rates in goldens, hip displasia in shepherds, etc)
There are reputable breeders actively working towards a longer life span and less cancer/heart issues. It's difficult because it's more dangerous to breed an older bitch so you can't wait until you know she's going to have a longer life to breed her. You have to breed when she's in her prime and try to mitigate risks by looking at how the parents turned out but the parents aren't likely to have reached old age yet either! It takes decades to accomplish any sort of progress with something like cancer tendency later in life. They are working on it though.
@@jamesbernards8409 Easy, by prioritizing good health and not arbitrarily selecting for standards of beauty that do nothing but create the genetic bottlenecks that allow for the proliferation of congenital conditions.
My family has owned 2 boxers and both of them were/are so so sweet. Their current girl loves stuffed toys and likes to bring me the toy I gave her when I come to visit. She’s such a goofy little sweetheart
@@luci-fer250 they’re incredibly goofy, yeah 😂 both of our boxers got the zoomies and were extremely floppy when they ran. Also, since they just have a little nub for a tail, they usually wiggle their whole butt/body when you would normally just get a tail wag. Disclaimer: I don’t know how everyone feels about cropped ears and docked tails, but the first boxer was cropped/docked before my family or I knew how harmful it can be (we got her when I was really young), the second was cropped/docked by her previous owners.
We had a boxer for almost 7 years. She was the most loyal, loving girl I’ve ever met. I remember trying to walk her for the first time and she fussed the whole way, so when I was out of view of my house I picked her up and tucked her in my sweater and walked around the neighborhood. When she was finally confident enough to walk, we went everywhere together. Our favorite place was the creek. We jumped into the spring and swam summer after summer. Sometimes she would get out and roam the neighborhood, and I would sit and angrily wait on the porch for her return, though it never lasted long when I saw her sweet face running towards me. I left home for college and I wasn’t able to visit. She stopped eating which was odd for her since she was a fantastic eater. The vet said she was probably just depressed due to some recent changes in our family and she would get better with time. She never did. My mom continued to care for her for months but her health was declining rapidly and we just couldn’t understand why. She went out into the yard one afternoon and found my girl lying in the grass, unable to stand. They rushed her to the emergency vet, only to find that she was riddled with cancer and it was too far gone. My mom’s call to tell me that my girl had to be put down was the hardest call I’d ever received. I felt like I couldn’t breathe or swallow, and all I remember saying is “what?” She called me on FaceTime, and I didn’t recognize my dog. She was so skinny and lifeless, and the joy I had always seen when I looked into her eyes was gone. I started booking a flight home and begging my mom to hold off until I got there, but the more I looked at her the more I realized she was so tired of fighting and I had to let her go. I told her I loved her so many times until she took her last breath. I remember feeling the most intense, crushing pain inside my chest like someone was squeezing all the air from my lungs. I regret not going home before she passed. It’s been almost 3 years and it hasn’t gotten any easier. I can’t look at pictures of her without feeling so much guilt. For months after she passed I prayed that she’d visit me, or send me a sign that she’d crossed over and was finally free of her suffering. I have yet to see that sign. Lou, I miss you so much. You were the best girl. I hope the rainbow bridge takes you to the most beautiful spring on the warmest summer day, so you can jump in again and again. ❤️
Hello I don’t know you but I just wanted to say that I read your comment and cried so much at the love you expressed for your dog. We don’t deserve the love we get from our pets, it’s unconditional and hard to understand how we could be deserving (when a lot of times humans aren’t). But I am so glad you shared your story and I know your sweet girl is in a happy place pain free and waiting to see you again soon. I hope this can be your sign. Take care, friend.
I know I'm going to catch a lot of flack for saying this, but Cooper has the BEST Happy Hoodie look so far. This is a request for Cooper to be to the next t-shirt.
Yup, mine used to place his head in my lap when I was eating and go maximum drool. When I had enough and got up to change, he'd get whatever was left on the plate. So smart and clever.
My aunt and uncle had a boxer in the 60s and anyone alive then STILL talks about how great she was. Ming was part of the family for sure... more missed than some humans lol
My boxer died from heart failure when she was only 8 years old. That was 20 years ago, I still miss her!... and now im crying thinking of how good of a dog and companion she was. Dag nammit! 😭
"Bullenbeißer" means "bullbiter" in english. Fun fact: In Germany people call policemen "bulls" as an insult. So practically "Bullenbeißer" could also mean "Copbiter"
Best 3 minutes and thirty-seven seconds of my day! Still mourning losing my 10 yr. old Boxer Max close to 2 yrs. ago. Somehow watching Boxer videos like this makes him come to life for me. Especially the nubbin wagging! Thank you so much!
I took care of a boxer for a few months while the owner was away and she took great pride in guarding the farm we lived on 😍 she even used to drag herself out of her warm bed to come outside with me when I went outside at night for a cigarette (smoking is bad kids don't do it), I'm convinced she did it to make sure I was ok and I will not hear otherwise lol.
if i'd known the dog i was bringing home was a boxer, i might not have adopted him. all of the hitting with his paws, his terrible singing voice, the constant need to be by my side, the way he has to test the rules every day are all things that would've turned me away from him but are now some of my favorite things about my Finn. we thought he was just a pit bull when we adopted him, but now that im learning more about the breed, it's shocking nobody at the rescue knew he was a boxer!! they are such a unique and lovable breed
“Heartbreak breed”?! That’s the same reason why I would not want a Great Dane, loving giants that are only with us for a little while. Heartbreak indeed.
The great Dane and Boxer are from the same family, if I remember correctly. Both lovely dogs. I had a boxer named Hope, who actually belonged to my husband before I met him. She lived to be 11 and died from cancer. Sadly it was only 11 months after our pit mix passed away from cancer as well. They both were 11 when they passed and lived their entire lives together. We thought the boxer was just sad and sick because she lost her brother, but it was actually cancer for her too. Tall about heartbreak, losing 2 dogs that you've had for nearly 11 years just 11 months apart from each other.
I lost my mother a few years back and took on her boxer puppy. He had a cancerous lump removed earlier this year and it scared me to death. So is nice to see this absolute star in your video. Keep up the good work.
Boxer “mutts” are a great way to get all that Boxer personality without so many of the health issues! I have a twelve year old Boxer/god knows what mix; they’re hilarious and still fit as a fiddle.
I'm not a dog expert or a geneticist, but that sounds right to me, and even a necessity. The common occurrence of cancer seems to indicate something's gone haywire in the genes - the breed may require some "mutting up".
The idea that mixed breed dogs are healthier than purebred dogs is a myth. Mixed breed and purebred dogs are just as likely to suffer from common health issues like cancers, hip dysplasia, and patellar luxation. There are simply more mixed breed dogs on the planet than purebred dogs, and that skews people's views on their "healthiness" because they have anecdotally met or owned more mixed breeds than purebreds. And there's also the fact that *_not every purebred dog is well-bred_*, and thus should not be judged on the same level of overall "healthiness", as careful breeding and health screening potential parents can easily reduce the risk of common health issues.
@@atreyu4ws Thank you, I was about to say that but in a very simplistic way, lol This idea that mixed breeds are "healthier" than pure breeds is a complete myth. I am not against the "adoption" mentality that many people follow blindly, you do you... but let's not vilify the pure breeds either, both sides offer advantages, neither is "evil" or "morally right"
Owned 3 boxers in my lifetime, did 7 years of RSPCA volunteering too, and I can entirely agree that when it comes to boxers, no other dog comes even close when it comes to the idea of "human like" personality.
We had the privilege of being a forever home for an eight-year old boxer, Peyton, who had not had the greatest life to date. We loved her so much. She got sick at eleven years old. What a wonderful, fantastic, dog. I miss her so much.
Boxers are awesome silly goofs. A had one as a very young child. Or, rather, my grandparents had one and I got to use him as a willing nap pillow all around friend. Still miss you bubber
He makes me think of my boxer Vinny, who had fallen victim to cancer at 6 nearly a decade ago, he was the best dog I have ever met, and I'm just glad I got to make him as happy as I was to have him
A good friend of mine recently lost his boxer "Daisy" after 11 fun years. She was a fantastic dog and great companion (I got the privilege to watch her quite a bit as my friend travelled for work). She is missed. RIP Daisy Mae!
My grandparents had a boxer named Boswell. He was so smart and sweet, but when we had to ride in the back seat with him, we argued over who got the slobbering or the farting end. 😆
They really are such sweethearts. My brother and his wife had one (He died damn near 8 years ago) called Vincent and his weirdest behavior was that any kind of fabric was something to lie on (spare socks included) and if you were on the ground, he was going to come stand over you. The first day I met him, I sat at the base of my brother's big chair instead of on it, and Vincent came and just...made a canopy of himself. He was also very vocal, and could make sounds that sounded an awful lot like a very mournful "no" or "MUHMAH". We used to joke that my brother would teach him how to speak so he could tell intruders to "GET OUT OF THIS HOOOOUUUUUSEEE". I don't know what killed him, but it was a slow sad ride downhill.
I have an 8 year old female Boxer named Xena and my husband and I absolutely adore her. We call her our third child! She never fails to keep us entertained. My whole extended family loves her too and expects us to bring her to family reunions every year. She is a wonderful ambassador for her breed!
One of my boxers would take a water break and if you didn't catch him, would walk over to the living room where we were and throw drool everywhere. He was a good boy.
There’s definitely a range to how much they drool though. Our guy isn’t **that** bad, all things considered. He really only drools when you’re making him wait for his food or a treat
we lost ours last week too we think she was boxer/mastiff/staffy cross & looks very similar to the one one in the video & she was also 13 and had her for 11 years
My condolences for you and your sweet Lucy. My girl is approaching 11 yrs and I'm thankful for every day I have with her. She's still doing 5 miles a day without fail, they truly are forever puppies.
"They are good family pets!" Me: Oooooo "They are known for health issues and have a short lifespan." Me: **slowly crosses Boxer dog off my list of things for the future**
As the proud parent to two boxers, I can tell you that even though they run the risk of health issues and shorter life span that isn’t always true. I have one with allergies, which is easily maintained and one that’s super healthy. Also, I’ve never had a dog as loving as these, they really do love with all they have and it’s what makes me appreciate them all the more and my kids couldn’t have better side-kicks.
I have a 3 yr-old boxer mix with all the personality of one. We'll see how his health does, but I'm hoping the longer snout and other genetics will help keep him healthier. He's a rescue, and we couldn't have asked for a more wonderful, personable dog.
We are on our 3rd pair of rescue Boxers. I fell in love with the next campsite over's Boxers as a young teenager. Started rescuing them at the first opportunity. We always have ours in pairs and unfortunately, none have made it to 10 yrs. Each one is so special in their own way. As sad as it is to lose them, my house is not a home without them. Boxer parent forever.
Oh no I didn’t know Boxers were notorious for health issues. 🥺 You have to focus on giving that sweet breed their best life in your time together. ❤️ I appreciate that your channel is educational as well as fun. 🌞
Cooper is a sweetheart, loved watching him. Lost my boxer Keno almost 4 years ago. The pain of his loss (cancer) has subsided, but I miss him everyday.
Of all the dogs you've had on your channel, Vanessa, Cooper might be the cutest. Look at his face. And Boxer hugs are the best hugs. He's such a sweetheart.
"Slobber off your ceilings" explains a lot about visiting one of my friend's houses as a little kid and her mom was on a stepladder looking exasperated at said ceiling, Chloe the boxer running amok outside in the yard.
@@BlueTilda96 I'll put it this way- in her older age, when my late mother had severe dementia, I had moved back home (kids, dogs, cats and all) , he was her constant companion, she even crocheted a collar for him, that said "spoiled rotten dog" I miss them both greatly
@@arkansaslibertarian5051 I'm so sorry to hear about your mother.❣ My dad past last year from Alzheimer's disease, it's such a struggle. I'm happy to hear your little pittie could bring joy in such hard times. They truly are special beings❤ I hope you have a great day/evening depending on your timezone. Much love from Sweden :)
"I forgot to mention that this is Cooper's very first professional grooming appointment" This is such a well-behaved dog omg! I wouldn't have guessed it was his first time with you. That photo at the end 🥰❤
Our first dog was a boxer and she was the best dog ever, although very naughty as a pup, but she would learn so quickly. All you had to do was shout at her and put her in the spare room for an hour after she did something wrong, like the time she chewed up the whole vinyl flooring freshly laid my my father in the kitchen lol! She was reprimanded only once and she never did it again. You are so right about the health concerns too, she died age 7 of lymph node cancer and its the only time I've ever seen my dad cry. She also suffered from fits every now and then if she wore herself out running around, she never seemed to know when to stop and calm down. I miss jess to this day, and she passed away over 20 years ago. She loved people, kids especially, and got on with other dogs just as well. I couldn't recommend a better family dog in my experience.
We always talk about the dogs but Vanessa, you are a dear and beautiful woman (inside and out)! I am very grateful for your channel, your knowledge and your gentle spirit! Thank you for the lovely content and cudos to the cameraman (and anyone else, if there is) contributing to creating these videos and sharing them. Great job!
The final picture is precious! He looks like a pumpkin in the patch! His adorable autumn color is great for the season. So well behaved and sooooo cute!
I have a 9 year old boxer named Marley, everything you said about the breed is spot on. Especially the part where as soon as you were done the boxer has to take a 60 second water break 😂
I must agree with Boxers being one of the best breeds ever. Our Boxer lady Sissi is now 10 years and still acts like a puppy. She's doing great and the thought of loosing this loyal and so incredibly human like friend is heart shattering to me. She never encountered the problems listed above but she did have some medical situations. If you feel like getting this breed, you're in for a very emotional, loving companion :3 I truly love this dog
Thank you for sharing this sweet video. We lost our best boy, Joe Boxer, on December 6, 2019. He was 10 years old and took his last breath with his head in my lap. He was the greatest dog we’ve ever owned, our once-in-a-lifetime pupper. We miss him every day.
I love boxers, too. Our family dog in my childhood was a boxer, and we adored him. Truly a children's dog. Yes, Clancy broke our hearts by dying of kidney failure. Four sobbing kids couldn't even eat for several days after he was put down. I don't think we knew how old he was, as he was given to my dad by someone at work. I don't remember him drooling that much, but his farts were legendary. Especially in winter, he would be sleeping in front of the fireplace, and a sudden horrible odor would clear the living room. 😲🤢😩😱😂
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I always come back to watch this video because yes, everything said here is true about boxers. Notably the slobber! The mop's always pressed to service to clean the floors and walls. And the 60 second water break is so true! 🤣😂🤣 My husband and I adopted a senior Boxer dog and we absolutely adore her. We're nervous being Maya's now 13 years old (folks are surprised to learn her age), but still spry and always makes us laugh during our morning walks with her prancing and excitement for breakfast. It's still a challenge leaving her home alone when doing errands, but we get that she just wants to be around her pack at all times. And sleep in her favorite bed! 😂 Oh i hope you have more videos of grooming Boxers in the future!
He has my favorite dog look, that being “I don’t know why I’m here, I’m just happy to be included.”
buy fr its so adorableeee
Signature goodest boi face
This is why I love Samoyeds. They’re just enjoying life.
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That was the best reveal of a "happy hoody look" and there are many many funny ones to choose from.
I love how he watched you trim his nails. He was like "whoa whatcha doing there". Too cute.
the recoil after each clip was funny. "
Hello Abbi
Oh I like dogs too. How are you doing today and where are you from? 😊
He is shooketh.
@@jameslhodder8102 stop being weird and asking for people’s location you’ve commented this shit so many times lmao
He didn't cheat death, he charmed him by being adorable.
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💕TOTALLY 💕
Death: “I have come for you! ‘Twas the salmon mousse they gave you for dinn-“
Cooper: *gives puppy eyes*
Death: “… On the other hand, I just remembered I had some urgent business back home. Yes, too many funny Boxer videos in my backlog that still need to be watched…”
Bonus points for anyone who got the reference in the first sentence!
At 18 months he didn't cheat death. Death tried to cheat him, but Death failed miserably (or failed luckily, from the dog's perspective).
Aaaawwwww... That's so sweet..
I was gifted a boxer by my grandparents for my tenth birthday, as my first "real" pet. We named her Tasha after Boris & Natasha, as the (admittedly terrible) live-action Rocky & Bullwinkle movie had recently released. She was the love of my life. She went through puberty and all its ups and downs with me; she went through the death of the same grandparents who gave her to me, with me; she survived high school with me, and came with me when I moved out of my hometown and went to college; she served as the ring-bearer in my wedding. She was very smart, and seemingly convinced she was human...I once caught her sitting on a chair on my parents' pool deck, not on her haunches like a normal dog, but flat on her butt, with one front leg propped up on the armrest.
She had problems with small, cancerous masses several times in her life, the earliest being when she was around six. But the four or five of those she had were all just under her skin and very easily removed. Cancer was what took her in the end anyway, though...Whether is was metastatic from one of her skin lesions, or a new cancer all its own, I will never know, but one day she just collapsed. The next day, the vet did exploratory surgery and discovered a mass the size of a baseball latched to her spine. There was nothing they could do; they put her down that same day.
She was quite old, for a boxer. She lived 13 and a half wonderful years. She died in February, 2013. She would have been 14 that June. I have owned and lost another boxer since then, (who also beat the average, living to be 11), and now I have a little blind mutt who is almost 8. As much as I love the latter two dogs, Tasha was the greatest, most wonderful dog I've ever known, and may ever know. She was the glue that held my life together throughout my adolescence and early adulthood. I still miss her every day. She made me laugh and smile like no human has ever been able to. Her little wiggling nub of a tail and the in-constant-motion butt it was attached to never failed to make me grin. I miss the little things like that.
This is a long story for a comment. But boxers are wonderful. Dogs in general are amazing. I wish humans were more like them.
Mine would do the same thing and sit upright on the couch with us. She’d even watch tv in the evenings sitting upright or cuddling with a lucky family member. My favorite part is either the boxer face or the butt wag.
Outstanding tribute to Tasha. While she made your life a blessing while she was alive its obvious that you made her feel like the absolute queen that she was. I was visiting my parents when lockdown started and was stuck in New Zealand for 3 months, while I'd obviously known Gem from previous visits the lockdown gave me a solid 3 months of having her bless me with her love and affection every day. Just the little things like she'd randomly come into my room just to say hello and have a cuddle, to being told by my parents that she waited outside my room every morning until I woke up. She's 10 now and I'm dying to get back to New Zealand so I can see her one last time as I know she probably doesn't have much time left. I'm praying that restrictions get lifted soon over there. It's crazy but out of all my family in NZ I miss Gem the most. Sorry if it seems like I'm trying to grab the attention from your story, I just wanted to endorse your tribute by giving my experience of Boxer dogs. Thank you for your wonderful comment.
Thanks for sharing about Tasha. 🥰🥰🥰
What a special relationship. I'm sorry you lost her but i'm happy that you had her.
Don’t mind me just blubbering like a baby while reading this comment 😢😢🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
The energy of duracell.....the face of a squashed ham....the body of a sprinter...and the coordination of a blind hamster.....the best breed in the world!
Oh my, spot on!!
Perfect description!
Agreed couldn’t find a better definition of a boxer all boxer breeders need to use that as the definition
And a heart of gold I might add, but the rest is spot on.
@@Khobotov ....and gas that could clear a room in 3 secs.....
I love boxers. I've known them as "the eternal puppy," because they don't seem to ever grow up. Each one I've known has been playful in old age, just like when they were pups. Sometimes even hurting their self with their own excitement. Glad to see that this one has made it through some hardship.
Older dogs that go into the play-bow stance while frantically wagging their tail/hindquarters activate my 'd'aww'-mode even more than puppies do. Wait, what am I saying? All dogs are puppies. Bu- NO EXCEPTIONS!
Playful older dogs are delightful, is what I'm saying. Pretty sure Donkey's movements in Shrek were based of of our boxers, though I cannot prove it. :P
They are all puppy until they are really old man, no in between
Yup. And they’re either super smart or extremely derpy. There is no in between.
The clowns of the dog world lol
my grandparents' last boxer was like that. 9 years old, an arthritic. running on the beach like a puppy and limping afterwards. a puppy until his last breath. god i love boxers.
My father never cared about dogs until we took in a friend-of-a-friend's senior boxer. He went gaga over that dog. He seemed genuinely happy about something for the first time in years. She died from liver cancer 6 months later. But he kept the happiness she gave him and now we've got a 2-year-old pit mix he dotes on just as much.
I'm really glad to hear he kept that happiness ❤️❤️ best wishes to you and yours
Hello Clare
Oh I like dogs too. How are you doing today and where are you from? 😊
That is so amazing. That senior boxer opened your dads heart!
The word dog should really just be replaced with Friend. They always care, and they're always there.
I have a boxer, he's 7 years old and he has skin cancer. We are doing everything we can for him. He's one of the best dogs I've ever had, boxers are great.
I wish your family and your dog the best!!! please give him an extra pet from me today ♥️
🥺ohhhh we are rooting for hiiiiiim! 🥺❤️❤️❤️
Sending so much love and hugs. Hope he's getting lots of cuddles in this difficult time🌼
I’m wishing your baby the best on his recovery 💖
get well soon to your very good boy 😢
“Boxers tilt their heads side to side just to hear the marble roll back and forth” is probably my favorite comment I’ve seen about them. My goofy boxer would always slam her head on cabinets and walls as she was turning around, not a thought or awareness or worry or care. I miss my silly girl
The only thing harder than a Boxer skull is a diamond....
My Boxer, Bruno, was the joy of my life. I had him for 8 amazing years and then cancer took him in just a few short months. I couldn’t make it through this video without tears streaming down my face, and he’s been gone for many years. That is how much you will love a Boxer. It will be for life.
I also had a boxer named Bruno that died from cancer a couple years back
@@ocsend7309 I’m so sorry. Cancer is a terrible thing 😔
My Boxer, STELLA, was the joy of my life....and all the rest of what you wrote...
My Bruno is 9. Thanks for sharing.
Amen to that . They are almost human. And....they will forever be in your heart.
"I spray him down in our-"
Cooper: "So you have chosen.... hugz"
This is the minute, if anyone wants it: 2:51
Never a bad moment for hugs 🥰🐶🤪
Proving that he is indeed the best boy.
"They got their name from the distinct way that they play."
Yea they probably should have been called the nut puncher then.
And the boob puncher. Ouchies.
Fr, I don’t think my man can hv babies after all my boxer’s done to his nuts lol
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@@nadyanugraha284 replace the man, not the dog lol
@@thelos3999 Your mysandry is showing. Where did she say she was replacing either? Take your men hateing elsewhere.
I had a boxer named Lucy, she was literally the sweetest, kindest and most love giving dog we ever had in our family. I miss her everyday… I almost never see my father crying, but when Lucy passed, it hit him really hard. He placed a photo of her on our fridge and wrote with a pen “Lucy, the loveliest dog ever”. Every time me and my brother went to play with her, we always sang “Lucy in the sky with diamonds” and now she really is ❤️
Oooohh! You're comment has me bawling! I'm so sorry for your loss!!
Sorry for ur loss n ur comment is just 😭😭🥺🥺 remember our loved never leave n we will reunite, I have lost a hell lot of my animal friends too, I always imagine what it would be like when we meet 🥺🥺❤️❤️
Damn!! You make me cry!!
Aww :( im sorry RIP sweet Lucy. Boxers are great dogs.
I miss vogue. I still have a photo of her being super patient and protective of 2 year old me and my 3 year old sister on my grandmama's carpet
Thanks for adding the heartbreak caveat. I love boxers. My family had one. Old dude lived to 14, but developed a heart murmur and just went downhill immediately. We let him go. When we started crying, instead of worrying about the vet and everything going on with himself, all he cared about was getting us to stop crying. These dogs are magic.
Re: “heartbreak breeds”: I feel like if a dog breed is *so* well known for its health issues, something seriously needs to be done about the breed standards :/ (also extreme brachy breeds in general, crazy cancer rates in goldens, hip displasia in shepherds, etc)
Easy to say but how does one start by breeding cancer and heart defects *out* of a gene pool?
There are reputable breeders actively working towards a longer life span and less cancer/heart issues. It's difficult because it's more dangerous to breed an older bitch so you can't wait until you know she's going to have a longer life to breed her. You have to breed when she's in her prime and try to mitigate risks by looking at how the parents turned out but the parents aren't likely to have reached old age yet either! It takes decades to accomplish any sort of progress with something like cancer tendency later in life. They are working on it though.
Though it most commonly refers to Great Danes
@@jamesbernards8409 Easy, by prioritizing good health and not arbitrarily selecting for standards of beauty that do nothing but create the genetic bottlenecks that allow for the proliferation of congenital conditions.
As a kid I had a boxer named Harley and she died from a heart condition at 18 months old :( My father didn't get her from a reputable breeder.
My family has owned 2 boxers and both of them were/are so so sweet. Their current girl loves stuffed toys and likes to bring me the toy I gave her when I come to visit. She’s such a goofy little sweetheart
They are amazing and charming as hell, one of the best behaviors you can find
@@RRRRRRRRR33 yep they come out their head on your lap and fall asleep. Lol. My Boxer was so gentile he would play with ladybugs without hurting them.
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key word goofy
@@luci-fer250 they’re incredibly goofy, yeah 😂 both of our boxers got the zoomies and were extremely floppy when they ran. Also, since they just have a little nub for a tail, they usually wiggle their whole butt/body when you would normally just get a tail wag.
Disclaimer: I don’t know how everyone feels about cropped ears and docked tails, but the first boxer was cropped/docked before my family or I knew how harmful it can be (we got her when I was really young), the second was cropped/docked by her previous owners.
I gave a thumbs up at Cooper’s Happy Hoodie face. HE’S SO PRECIOUS!
Two thumbs up and a virtual nose boop through my screen!
The purple Hoodie brings out the beautiful golden tones of Cooper's fur.
Legit laugh out loud
I actually took a screenshot of it. That has to be one of the cutest pictures ever
Hi dear
Vanessa, you ought to make a calendar with 12 of the funniest happy hoody pictures and add that to your merch.
Oh my gosh yes!!! 10/10 would absolutely buy!
This is such a good idea!
Very few comments have made me wish we can tag the OP properly on UA-cam... This idea made me go YASSSSS PLSSSSSSSSSS
this is a great idea
I would totally buy that. Have one for cats and one for dogs. I would get both just cuz some are just too cute and funny.
We had a boxer for almost 7 years. She was the most loyal, loving girl I’ve ever met. I remember trying to walk her for the first time and she fussed the whole way, so when I was out of view of my house I picked her up and tucked her in my sweater and walked around the neighborhood. When she was finally confident enough to walk, we went everywhere together. Our favorite place was the creek. We jumped into the spring and swam summer after summer. Sometimes she would get out and roam the neighborhood, and I would sit and angrily wait on the porch for her return, though it never lasted long when I saw her sweet face running towards me. I left home for college and I wasn’t able to visit. She stopped eating which was odd for her since she was a fantastic eater. The vet said she was probably just depressed due to some recent changes in our family and she would get better with time. She never did. My mom continued to care for her for months but her health was declining rapidly and we just couldn’t understand why. She went out into the yard one afternoon and found my girl lying in the grass, unable to stand. They rushed her to the emergency vet, only to find that she was riddled with cancer and it was too far gone. My mom’s call to tell me that my girl had to be put down was the hardest call I’d ever received. I felt like I couldn’t breathe or swallow, and all I remember saying is “what?” She called me on FaceTime, and I didn’t recognize my dog. She was so skinny and lifeless, and the joy I had always seen when I looked into her eyes was gone. I started booking a flight home and begging my mom to hold off until I got there, but the more I looked at her the more I realized she was so tired of fighting and I had to let her go. I told her I loved her so many times until she took her last breath. I remember feeling the most intense, crushing pain inside my chest like someone was squeezing all the air from my lungs. I regret not going home before she passed. It’s been almost 3 years and it hasn’t gotten any easier. I can’t look at pictures of her without feeling so much guilt. For months after she passed I prayed that she’d visit me, or send me a sign that she’d crossed over and was finally free of her suffering. I have yet to see that sign.
Lou, I miss you so much. You were the best girl. I hope the rainbow bridge takes you to the most beautiful spring on the warmest summer day, so you can jump in again and again. ❤️
Hello I don’t know you but I just wanted to say that I read your comment and cried so much at the love you expressed for your dog. We don’t deserve the love we get from our pets, it’s unconditional and hard to understand how we could be deserving (when a lot of times humans aren’t). But I am so glad you shared your story and I know your sweet girl is in a happy place pain free and waiting to see you again soon. I hope this can be your sign. Take care, friend.
Im not crying.
damn this made me cry. im sorr for your loss, she sounds amazing
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I cried. my story is very similar to this with my boxer. I have so many regrets
My favorite breed! They ARE the perfect dog.
I know I'm going to catch a lot of flack for saying this, but Cooper has the BEST Happy Hoodie look so far. This is a request for Cooper to be to the next t-shirt.
Hello dear
Oh I like dogs too. How are you doing today and where are you from? 😊
@@jameslhodder8102 keep your head up buddy two Ls make a W
@@Get_Splooshed shut up!
@@Get_Splooshed 😆🤣
That one dislike is probably from cooper's cancer. Exes are bitter ig
"And take a moment to enjoy his Happy Hoodie look."
Honestly, he looked more concerned than happy.
Concern Coif?
His mouth was trying to escape it.
That was the point mate
Boxers almost always look concerned.
1:25
As a boxer owner I can verify that they are indeed "Slobber Monsters".
Yup, mine used to place his head in my lap when I was eating and go maximum drool. When I had enough and got up to change, he'd get whatever was left on the plate. So smart and clever.
Ours would drool copious amounts and if he didn't get what he was wanting, he'd start blowing bubbles!
yeah, it can get pretty embarrassing when my boxer plays with another dog and smears his drool all over the other dog's head and the owner's pants
You think boxers are slobber monsters? Get a St. Bernard.
What a handsome, well behaved boy.
"Wags his little nubbin" love that line.
Excellent video.
Cooper is a good boy that must be protected at all costs 😭🙏
I would slap death in the face for this good doggo
I agree
My aunt and uncle had a boxer in the 60s and anyone alive then STILL talks about how great she was. Ming was part of the family for sure... more missed than some humans lol
My boxer died from heart failure when she was only 8 years old.
That was 20 years ago, I still miss her!... and now im crying thinking of how good of a dog and companion she was.
Dag nammit! 😭
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Love your name and pfp fam. May your dog rest in doggy heaven.
What an absolute sweetheart. Cooper is so calm. Not to mention just perfect💙♥️
I had a Boxer named Buffy. I miss her so much. I swear she was a human being. I feel her spirit with me always. ... literally tearing up now❤️😭
"they're bravery made them stand out." Me looking at my boxer who panicked when a leaf flew by in the wind earlier.
We used to say our Boxer's family crest was a cringing chicken.....
Girl With The Dogs: "This dog cheated death."
Death: *"Yo, what the-"*
Death was thanos spanned by the thanos dog
Love the username!
YOUR NAME HAHAHAHHQHQ
@@angela.luntian *Scammed ;)
@e no, not a rickroll
"Bullenbeißer" means "bullbiter" in english.
Fun fact: In Germany people call policemen "bulls" as an insult. So practically "Bullenbeißer" could also mean "Copbiter"
Scheiß Bullen alter!! 😂😂
awww the perfect breed for me 🥰
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What a good boy!
Interesting. In the US there are many who call policemen "pigs."
Best 3 minutes and thirty-seven seconds of my day! Still mourning losing my 10 yr. old Boxer Max close to 2 yrs. ago. Somehow watching Boxer videos like this makes him come to life for me. Especially the nubbin wagging! Thank you so much!
I literally laughed out loud at his happy hoodie look.
It's incredible that he had never been professionally groomed before. He was so well behaved!
Hi Amy
Oh I like dogs too. How are you doing today and where are you from? 😊
"Their bravery trait..."
I'm not doubting your historical knowledge, girl, but I have literally seen a Boxer be scared of its own shadow. 😂
My Boxer was afraid of everything, but maybe in the 1800's they were more brave 🤣
My dog's brave!!!!!
As long as I'm standing with him.
If you were actually in danger, I know they'd step up. But it wouldn't be a display of aggression. They play defense.
I took care of a boxer for a few months while the owner was away and she took great pride in guarding the farm we lived on 😍 she even used to drag herself out of her warm bed to come outside with me when I went outside at night for a cigarette (smoking is bad kids don't do it), I'm convinced she did it to make sure I was ok and I will not hear otherwise lol.
Our boxer fought two Rottweilers to protect a kid
I had a boxer growing up! She lived until she was about 11 years old
Good age 😃😃
Mine lived 5 years only😢
Mine too, she died at 11… I loved her dearly, she was always happy and the sweetest dog.
me too, ours got up to 14 years, she was such a sweet girl
Awesome!
if i'd known the dog i was bringing home was a boxer, i might not have adopted him. all of the hitting with his paws, his terrible singing voice, the constant need to be by my side, the way he has to test the rules every day are all things that would've turned me away from him but are now some of my favorite things about my Finn. we thought he was just a pit bull when we adopted him, but now that im learning more about the breed, it's shocking nobody at the rescue knew he was a boxer!! they are such a unique and lovable breed
Having owned a boxer myself the head tilt gets me everytime, i love them so much
That was his first grooming appt?!? Wow! What a well behaved boy. So cute I could die from the happy hoodie smooshie face!😍😍😍
“Heartbreak breed”?! That’s the same reason why I would not want a Great Dane, loving giants that are only with us for a little while. Heartbreak indeed.
The great Dane and Boxer are from the same family, if I remember correctly. Both lovely dogs. I had a boxer named Hope, who actually belonged to my husband before I met him. She lived to be 11 and died from cancer. Sadly it was only 11 months after our pit mix passed away from cancer as well. They both were 11 when they passed and lived their entire lives together. We thought the boxer was just sad and sick because she lost her brother, but it was actually cancer for her too. Tall about heartbreak, losing 2 dogs that you've had for nearly 11 years just 11 months apart from each other.
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I have had 2 boxers, both lived to over 12. Amazingly my cousin had a great dane called hamlet who lived to nearly 17!!!
I had two boxers and they both lived till 13. My friend also has a 13 year old boxer whos in perfect health
I thought the Bernese Mountain Dog were the heartbreak dogs
The way he slightly recoils at the sound of each nail being clipped 😂
The cooper hug at the end was priceless 😢😢😢
I lost my mother a few years back and took on her boxer puppy. He had a cancerous lump removed earlier this year and it scared me to death. So is nice to see this absolute star in your video. Keep up the good work.
Boxer “mutts” are a great way to get all that Boxer personality without so many of the health issues! I have a twelve year old Boxer/god knows what mix; they’re hilarious and still fit as a fiddle.
Agreed! My neighbour from many moons ago had a Boxer mutt. That was the happiest, healthiest 13 year old good boy.
Yes! My Boxer-Pit mix is the same way lol
I'm not a dog expert or a geneticist, but that sounds right to me, and even a necessity. The common occurrence of cancer seems to indicate something's gone haywire in the genes - the breed may require some "mutting up".
The idea that mixed breed dogs are healthier than purebred dogs is a myth. Mixed breed and purebred dogs are just as likely to suffer from common health issues like cancers, hip dysplasia, and patellar luxation. There are simply more mixed breed dogs on the planet than purebred dogs, and that skews people's views on their "healthiness" because they have anecdotally met or owned more mixed breeds than purebreds. And there's also the fact that *_not every purebred dog is well-bred_*, and thus should not be judged on the same level of overall "healthiness", as careful breeding and health screening potential parents can easily reduce the risk of common health issues.
@@atreyu4ws Thank you, I was about to say that but in a very simplistic way, lol This idea that mixed breeds are "healthier" than pure breeds is a complete myth. I am not against the "adoption" mentality that many people follow blindly, you do you... but let's not vilify the pure breeds either, both sides offer advantages, neither is "evil" or "morally right"
Death took one look at him and said, "He's a good boy. He has to live".
It is hard to go to a breed that isn't a boxer after having one. They're so goofy and will make you laugh every day.
my beautiful boxer boy passed away today, he was smart and loving and caring. He irreplaceable to me i'm heartbroken
'The happy hoodie look' - Cooper's look said it all, "DO NOT SHOW THIS TO ANYONE!"
Hi Copper, you’re such a strong dog both physically and mentally overcoming your health concerns! Handsome too! Gooo Cooper!
Owned 3 boxers in my lifetime, did 7 years of RSPCA volunteering too, and I can entirely agree that when it comes to boxers, no other dog comes even close when it comes to the idea of "human like" personality.
It’s crazy how this is the only breed i’ve ever heard this exact characterization for by anyone who’s ever owned one!
100% agree, fantastic they are
Incredible how the 2 of you bring warms smiles AND a warm heart to an old man. Thanks.
It is a beautiful channel, isn't it?
His happy hoodie look is literally the cutest thing I've seen on this channel so far.
We had the privilege of being a forever home for an eight-year old boxer, Peyton, who had not had the greatest life to date. We loved her so much. She got sick at eleven years old. What a wonderful, fantastic, dog. I miss her so much.
I love my boxer so much, he's such a blessing for my family.
There should be a TV dog crime drama called, “Cooper and the Meatball”. I would watch that. Lol.
I would too!
Boxers are awesome silly goofs. A had one as a very young child. Or, rather, my grandparents had one and I got to use him as a willing nap pillow all around friend. Still miss you bubber
He makes me think of my boxer Vinny, who had fallen victim to cancer at 6 nearly a decade ago, he was the best dog I have ever met, and I'm just glad I got to make him as happy as I was to have him
Cooper the Boxer is precious! He brought a smile to my face with his Happy Hoody moment🥰 what a cute pup!
A good friend of mine recently lost his boxer "Daisy" after 11 fun years. She was a fantastic dog and great companion (I got the privilege to watch her quite a bit as my friend travelled for work). She is missed. RIP Daisy Mae!
My grandparents had a boxer named Boswell. He was so smart and sweet, but when we had to ride in the back seat with him, we argued over who got the slobbering or the farting end. 😆
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They really are such sweethearts. My brother and his wife had one (He died damn near 8 years ago) called Vincent and his weirdest behavior was that any kind of fabric was something to lie on (spare socks included) and if you were on the ground, he was going to come stand over you. The first day I met him, I sat at the base of my brother's big chair instead of on it, and Vincent came and just...made a canopy of himself.
He was also very vocal, and could make sounds that sounded an awful lot like a very mournful "no" or "MUHMAH". We used to joke that my brother would teach him how to speak so he could tell intruders to "GET OUT OF THIS HOOOOUUUUUSEEE". I don't know what killed him, but it was a slow sad ride downhill.
I have an 8 year old female Boxer named Xena and my husband and I absolutely adore her. We call her our third child! She never fails to keep us entertained. My whole extended family loves her too and expects us to bring her to family reunions every year. She is a wonderful ambassador for her breed!
Yep the downside of a boxer - slobber 🤣 but the personality outweighs this by a million. Team boxer 👍🏻
An old girlfriend had a boxer, and every morning I’d wake up with him standing next to the bed slobbering all over my hand. :)
One of my boxers would take a water break and if you didn't catch him, would walk over to the living room where we were and throw drool everywhere. He was a good boy.
So true! Go Team Boxer!❤
@@chris909090 ahh boxer kisses… simply the best😂
There’s definitely a range to how much they drool though. Our guy isn’t **that** bad, all things considered. He really only drools when you’re making him wait for his food or a treat
Ha he’s certainly looking happy in his happy hoodie 🤣🤣🤣
We just lost our Boxer, Lucy, on Friday. We were so lucky to have her for 13 years. She was the goodest girl.
we lost ours last week too we think she was boxer/mastiff/staffy cross & looks very similar to the one one in the video & she was also 13 and had her for 11 years
@@jonathandavid9389 I’m so sorry. It’s unfair that we outlive them.
My condolences for you and your sweet Lucy. My girl is approaching 11 yrs and I'm thankful for every day I have with her. She's still doing 5 miles a day without fail, they truly are forever puppies.
She’s in doggy heaven with all of the other dogs with endless treats and endless play💕
Ahh that’s so sad, big hugs too you. Your home will not be the same, but your memories will live on😊
"They are good family pets!"
Me: Oooooo
"They are known for health issues and have a short lifespan."
Me: **slowly crosses Boxer dog off my list of things for the future**
As the proud parent to two boxers, I can tell you that even though they run the risk of health issues and shorter life span that isn’t always true. I have one with allergies, which is easily maintained and one that’s super healthy. Also, I’ve never had a dog as loving as these, they really do love with all they have and it’s what makes me appreciate them all the more and my kids couldn’t have better side-kicks.
I have a 3 yr-old boxer mix with all the personality of one. We'll see how his health does, but I'm hoping the longer snout and other genetics will help keep him healthier. He's a rescue, and we couldn't have asked for a more wonderful, personable dog.
We are on our 3rd pair of rescue Boxers. I fell in love with the next campsite over's Boxers as a young teenager. Started rescuing them at the first opportunity. We always have ours in pairs and unfortunately, none have made it to 10 yrs. Each one is so special in their own way. As sad as it is to lose them, my house is not a home without them. Boxer parent forever.
Totally worth the heartbreak. Boxers are like no other dog.
i grew up with 2 boxers, they’re just as playful as they are cute! easily my favorite breed :) loved seeing cooper enjoy his grooming!
Oh no I didn’t know Boxers were notorious for health issues. 🥺 You have to focus on giving that sweet breed their best life in your time together. ❤️ I appreciate that your channel is educational as well as fun. 🌞
My boxer passed away 3 months ago, we are yet to get over it. They are the best ! RIP Bosco
I know the pain, I lost my boy almost a year ago, he was only 6 and half, I still get teary sometimes thinking back..
1:06 - "Fortunately for us, Cooper is still here to make us all smile." Then why am I fighting back tears when I heard that?
Same
Cooper is a sweetheart, loved watching him. Lost my boxer Keno almost 4 years ago. The pain of his loss (cancer) has subsided, but I miss him everyday.
Of all the dogs you've had on your channel, Vanessa, Cooper might be the cutest. Look at his face. And Boxer hugs are the best hugs. He's such a sweetheart.
It’s like they know that they have a short time with us so they squeeze as much love as possible into it
so sweet, lost my boy last December to heart condition. Luckily we got 10 years with him.
Sorry mate. We get so attached to our pets.
"Slobber off your ceilings" explains a lot about visiting one of my friend's houses as a little kid and her mom was on a stepladder looking exasperated at said ceiling, Chloe the boxer running amok outside in the yard.
Boxer’s always look like they owe you money
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I had one for 14 years and saw my two children come to this world and played with them . Still today cry missing him , he was the best in every way 😊
Hi dear
My pitbull doubled his expected life span, lived to be 16, hope these pups do the same
Must have been a very happy and content pitbull ♥️
@@BlueTilda96 I'll put it this way- in her older age, when my late mother had severe dementia, I had moved back home (kids, dogs, cats and all) , he was her constant companion, she even crocheted a collar for him, that said "spoiled rotten dog" I miss them both greatly
@@arkansaslibertarian5051 I'm so sorry to hear about your mother.❣ My dad past last year from Alzheimer's disease, it's such a struggle. I'm happy to hear your little pittie could bring joy in such hard times. They truly are special beings❤ I hope you have a great day/evening depending on your timezone. Much love from Sweden :)
"I forgot to mention that this is Cooper's very first professional grooming appointment"
This is such a well-behaved dog omg! I wouldn't have guessed it was his first time with you. That photo at the end 🥰❤
As great as boxers are pls do not buy breeds with short noses and overall severe health problems!
Our first dog was a boxer and she was the best dog ever, although very naughty as a pup, but she would learn so quickly. All you had to do was shout at her and put her in the spare room for an hour after she did something wrong, like the time she chewed up the whole vinyl flooring freshly laid my my father in the kitchen lol! She was reprimanded only once and she never did it again. You are so right about the health concerns too, she died age 7 of lymph node cancer and its the only time I've ever seen my dad cry. She also suffered from fits every now and then if she wore herself out running around, she never seemed to know when to stop and calm down. I miss jess to this day, and she passed away over 20 years ago. She loved people, kids especially, and got on with other dogs just as well. I couldn't recommend a better family dog in my experience.
We always talk about the dogs but Vanessa, you are a dear and beautiful woman (inside and out)!
I am very grateful for your channel, your knowledge and your gentle spirit!
Thank you for the lovely content and cudos to the cameraman (and anyone else, if there is) contributing to creating these videos and sharing them.
Great job!
2:56 He was hugging you on a job well done
The final picture is precious! He looks like a pumpkin in the patch! His adorable autumn color is great for the season. So well behaved and sooooo cute!
and a special guest appearance by those leggings
I have a 9 year old boxer named Marley, everything you said about the breed is spot on. Especially the part where as soon as you were done the boxer has to take a 60 second water break 😂
I must agree with Boxers being one of the best breeds ever. Our Boxer lady Sissi is now 10 years and still acts like a puppy. She's doing great and the thought of loosing this loyal and so incredibly human like friend is heart shattering to me. She never encountered the problems listed above but she did have some medical situations. If you feel like getting this breed, you're in for a very emotional, loving companion :3
I truly love this dog
Shoutout to the cameraman for 0:07
Thank you for sharing this sweet video. We lost our best boy, Joe Boxer, on December 6, 2019. He was 10 years old and took his last breath with his head in my lap. He was the greatest dog we’ve ever owned, our once-in-a-lifetime pupper. We miss him every day.
Awww Cooper you were such a good boy for your first groom!
I LOVE that you include important points about each breed when you feature them
I love boxers, too. Our family dog in my childhood was a boxer, and we adored him. Truly a children's dog. Yes, Clancy broke our hearts by dying of kidney failure. Four sobbing kids couldn't even eat for several days after he was put down. I don't think we knew how old he was, as he was given to my dad by someone at work. I don't remember him drooling that much, but his farts were legendary. Especially in winter, he would be sleeping in front of the fireplace, and a sudden horrible odor would clear the living room. 😲🤢😩😱😂
A breed of my heart. Ive had my heart shattered to pieces, twice, by two of these beautiful goons. 😔💔
Whenever I feel down I'm going to come back and look at Cooper in his happy hoodie.
Hi Luna
Oh I like dogs too. How are you doing today and where are you from? 😊
Buddy, hitting on women in the comment section of a UA-cam video is not the way. Please do yourself a favour and read about what women want and most importantly what they DON'T want. Spend at least 5 hours on it. I'm not trying to be offensive or mean, but you need to be better than this
The heartbreak breed. Yup. Miss you everyday, Ollie.
I always come back to watch this video because yes, everything said here is true about boxers. Notably the slobber! The mop's always pressed to service to clean the floors and walls. And the 60 second water break is so true! 🤣😂🤣
My husband and I adopted a senior Boxer dog and we absolutely adore her. We're nervous being Maya's now 13 years old (folks are surprised to learn her age), but still spry and always makes us laugh during our morning walks with her prancing and excitement for breakfast. It's still a challenge leaving her home alone when doing errands, but we get that she just wants to be around her pack at all times. And sleep in her favorite bed! 😂
Oh i hope you have more videos of grooming Boxers in the future!
You inspired me to get into grooming, I love your videos! Thank you!!!