Signs of Allergies in Boxers - ...Signs include shaking their head, scratching at their ears, and a foul odor coming from the ear canal. 4. **Watery...

Managing Ear Infections in Boxers - ...This will help remove excess wax and debris. Use a cotton ball or gauze to gently wipe the inside of...

Grooming Tips for Your Boxer Dog - ...Use a rubber grooming mitt or a soft-bristle brush to remove loose hair and dirt. 2. **Bathing**: Boxers don...

Managing Accidents in Boxer Puppies - ...If your puppy has an accident indoors, clean it up thoroughly with an enzymatic cleaner to remove odors. This prevents...

Grooming Tips for Boxer Dogs - ...Use a rubber grooming mitt or a soft-bristle brush to remove loose hair and distribute natural oils in their...

Grooming Schedule for Your Boxer Dog - ...If you notice any wax buildup or odor, it’s time for a professional cleaning. 4. **Brushing**: While Boxers don...

Grooming Tips for Boxer Dogs - ...Brushing your boxer once a week with a rubber grooming mitt or a soft-bristle brush will help remove loose...

Training a Puppy Boxer for Potty Breaks - ...If your puppy has an accident inside, clean it up thoroughly to remove any odor that might encourage them to...

Effective Potty Training Tips for Boxers - ...Instead, clean up the mess thoroughly to remove any lingering odors that might encourage repeat accidents in the same spot...

Potty Training a Boxer Puppy - ...When they do, clean the area thoroughly to remove odors that might encourage your puppy to go there again. Avoid...

Dealing with Skin Problems in Boxer Dogs - ...Look for signs such as itching, redness, rashes, hair loss, or unusual odors. Take note of when these symptoms started...

Tips for Grooming Your Boxer Dog in Hot Weather - ...Brushing your Boxer at least once a week will help remove loose hair and reduce the amount of fur in...

Recognizing Common Skin Problems in Boxer Dogs - ...Boxers with seborrhea may have a strong odor, and their skin may appear oily or scaly. Regular bathing with medicated...