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From Me to You.
If you are looking to find out the scoop on me & my dogs.
Your in the right spot, "my web site".
I keep adding info to give you and the rest of the people out there who want to know about me and the way I see and do things.
Please keep in mind the things on this site are mine and the way I see it.
Also the wording and lay out of this site are mine, and I put things as I see it, and word things down to earth. I am not out 4 some kind of spelling bee or site award. I love posting about my boxers and I also add other stuff about me and my family so that you will know as much as possible about me.
If you have any questions or comments please feel free to email me. Don't waste your time posting about me on some other site when you can come straight to the source! I would love to hear from ya.
@ Kimsboxxers@aol.com

Our Puppies are born on the premises - not shipped in. Born in our house.
We do not sell puppies to wholesalers, brokers, dealers or retail shops.
Our Dogs set up is clean and well kept. You are welcome to come check us out!
I insists that the puppies for sale will be at least eight weeks old before being placed.
We do test before breeding our dogs .
Puppies for sale and dogs for sale have been introduced to children and other animals as part of their socialization.
I have 3 kids and cats.
I as a Breeder am willing to review as many of the problems some people have with the breed.
I will ask if you plan to breed the dog. And if not are you will get the dog fixed, which will keep from things happen when they shouldn't. no oppps'ies..
I as a Breeder will be available as a resource for advice and support for the life of the dog.
I promises to take the dog in if you can't keep it, for the life of the dog.
I will provide a contract for your review and go over it with you. This is to inform you of the standard in which I want the puppy to be took care of.
I only Breed lots of other breeds. It is very difficult for a breeder to be competent in more breeds. I tried and found that putting all my time into one breed was much better for my breeding program. When there is always something to learn.
As a Breeder my primary concern is finding a good home for the puppy 1st.
As a Breeder, I will ask you lots of questions about your lifestyle, family, experience with dogs and other pets, what you are looking for you a new pet.
I will be more than happy to answer all your questions.

What you will get with your puppy~~
1`your puppy
2`a properly executed Registration Certificate. "AKC"
3`health, inoculation and parasite control record
4`and a health certificate
5`contract / puppy sales agreement/ placement paper
6`a copy of each vet visit.
7`including a diet & basic diet and care information.
8` three days of puppy food. ( the kind the puppy has been on)
9`a " puppy packet " which will have info and ideas on things you should or should not do with your puppy.
10'pedigree 3 gen; if the puppy has breeding rights on it.

something extra
Q: Does this dog breed need to be brushed or combed more often than once a week?
this breed dose not need it like a long haired breed. But it would not hurt to groom your boxer, buy brushing and clipping nails.
this will ensure that your boxer is getting a good look over & and some one on one time spent with him.
Q: Does this dog breed require professional help in clipping or grooming?
you should need no help, if your not sure about the nails your breeder or vet can help you out there.
Q: How much ground needs to be covered in daily exercise?
this breed is happy on many levels of exercise. the boxer will conform to your life style.
Q: Is the dog breed you have selected one of the dog breeds that are subject to any genetic diseases? & Have the appropriate tests been performed to avoid those diseases?
Yes it is, but nothing in life is 100%. (Note: It isn't possible to produce dogs entirely free of genetic problems.) We health test, to weed out some of the down sides in boxers. But let no one tell you that they guarantee that there puppies will never have problems.
It is bound to happen at one time or another. A lot of breeders will use this a a sales pitch.
Q: What are the most common reasons given for giving up this dog breed to rescue? Being I have ran rescues in 4 states, I can say most are just placed in bad homes... Where the breeder did not do his home work. And a lot of people have a spring fever or impulse buying when it comes to new Boxer babies. And these people will get them while they are young and cute and cleaning up there little piles of crap is not so bad. And everything the puppy dose is cute, in turn the puppy lacks training and disciple and obedience. Then the dog become too much to handle. So please if you have not been thinking about getting a puppy for a long time. Please don't waste another puppies life to become put in a dog pound or even put to sleep, And if you don't have time to take care of a new baby. Please consider taking up a hobby you can pick up and put down when you get tired of it like... -guitar playing - panting- or heck try watching some one else puppy when they are at work.

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Kimsboxxers@aol.com
Working to do better in everything I do!