Old Past of an Old Unwanted Friend.
(now this was not wrote in a day,
as info was learned it was added.)
This is a true store 100%

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   But I want to tell you is bigger than that, please read below......
          I know from the past that a person very close to me bred a white female boxer. She was one of the prettiest white boxers you could ever put your eye on. She was health tested. And her conformation was so right. She had good feet, great top line, tail set right where it should be, kick butt head! I mean if she had been any other color than all white with a few fawn spots on her (check boxer) she would have been to die for. She could hear and see just fine no skin problems. A very smart dog. 3 years old herself, never had a litter. Her mother was a very dark BRINDLE still alive at 12 years old and going as good as a 2 year old pup. And her father now 10 years still plays like the day the owner brought him home, as a puppy. He's a flashy FAWN. They have had a good amount of puppies and their puppies have had puppies. And no one has had any problems with their pups.
                Well, with all this being said, you would think, go for it, breed the white boxer, because as you can see everything that could be right was right, and the owner did everything that could be done before the bitch was breed.
              But not  knowing that they (white boxers) are double carriers of the recessive gene.)
That carries the problem that people work so hard not to get in their bloodlines. I mean come on what are the chances here of really getting a problem? You'd say. And well yes she found a male with a clean bill of health. And as plain as any could ever get, just a couple of white toes on all four feet and a white spot on the chest the size of your hand. So she thought she could out smart the gene pool. (Right) Well time went by and her bitch had her puppies she posted pictures of them everywhere she was so happy. The puppies were a masterpiece. A true work of art. They were flashy little fawn puppies; a litter of 6 even show people said WOW! They were full collars, high socks. She'd got the puppies she's always wanted. Or did she, well she placed all the puppies in there new homes and kept a female for herself. As time pasted the genes grew and one by one her puppies that was once the bomb came back to haunt her.
             First puppy owner calls and states that her puppy at 11 months old can barely walk. And then the other calls come in. She can't believe it; the gene had done its best work. Prolapsed eyes (cherry eye), arthritics in front or rear legs or both, on year old pups, then the genes decide to finish their work, her female she kept, had a vaginal prolapsed. She had to be spaded. And even though all these puppies did not have to be put down, but had and has some high vet bills, this should have never happened! Update one of those puppies at 3 years of age, was found to have a thyroid condition. And then a year later found that same dog with cancer!
           There are just too many nice colored boxers out there to have to breed a white boxer. I am not saying in any way that your boxer is not nice. Just that you can't beat the gene pool. She's white and for a good reason, because of her gene pool. I am sure you who want to breed would make good breeders. Just don't breed whites. You can't change the genetics.
 

Don't go for that crap we did not know she was in seasons!
That's a lie, ......click here to find out more!
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