1. **Sit**: A basic command that sets the foundation for other training. Hold a treat above their nose and move it back over their head. As they follow the treat, their bottom will naturally lower to the ground. Reward them when they sit.
2. **Stay**: Start with your dog in a sitting position. Open your palm towards them and say 'stay'. Take a few steps back and if they remain in place, return to them and reward them. Gradually increase the distance.
3. **Come**: This command is essential for safety. Use a long leash initially. Call your dog enthusiastically, and when they come to you, reward them with treats and praise. Gradually practice it off-leash in a secure area.
4. **Down**: From a sitting position, hold a treat in your hand and lower it to the ground. Your dog will likely follow the treat and lie down. Reward them when they do.
5. **Leave it**: Teach your dog to ignore distractions. Place a treat in your hand and close it. When they stop trying to get it, say 'leave it' and reward them with a different treat from your other hand.
6. **Roll over**: Start with your dog in a down position. Use a treat to lure them onto their side, and then continue to roll the treat over their back. Encourage them to follow the treat until they roll completely over, then reward them.
7. **Shake hands**: While your dog is sitting, take their paw and gently lift it while saying 'shake'. Reward them after they lift their paw on their own.
8. **Speak**: Encourage your boxer to bark on command. Use a trigger, like ringing the doorbell, and say 'speak'. Reward them when they bark.
9. **Fetch**: Boxers love to play fetch! Start with a favorite toy, throw it a short distance, and encourage them to bring it back. Reward them when they do.
10. **Heel**: Teaching your boxer to walk beside you on a loose leash is invaluable. Start walking and use treats to guide them into the correct position beside you.
Remember to keep training sessions short and fun, using plenty of positive reinforcement. Boxers thrive on interaction, so make it a bonding experience!
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