To determine if your boxer dog is playing well with other dogs, observe their body language and interactions. Look for signs of relaxed and playful behavior such as wagging tails, loose body movements, and bowing. Healthy play involves give and take, with dogs taking turns chasing, wrestling, and play-bowing. Watch for appropriate play signals like play-biting with inhibited force and frequent role reversals. If the dogs are taking breaks and coming back to play, it's a good sign. However, if one dog seems overly rough, tense, or is showing signs of fear, it's best to separate them. Always supervise playtime to ensure it stays positive and safe.

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