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Boxer California Rescue
The Boxer California rescue is not a kennel but rescues abandoned adult dogs in the state and every now and then a puppy.
It is strongly recommended to buy these dogs from reputable breeders. Before buying a puppy, it is essential to have a look at the puppy’s papers. Pedigrees should be carefully examined to make sure the puppy comes from good breeding lines and does not have ancestors with pathologies. Early socialization is very important in this breed. Early developmental stages of the puppy are vital for its future. Its personality and habits are formed during the first weeks of its life. Ethical breeders should start socialization before the puppies are sold to their permanent homes.
The Boxer California rescue is not a kennel but rescues abandoned adult dogs in the state and every now and then a puppy.
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Boxer California Rescue -
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People who cannot afford a champion quality dog can adopt a pet quality animal, which will make a perfect companion, but should not be bred. If you are planning on adopting a dog, your first step should be acquiring information on the breed’s requirements. Every prospective owner has to fill out an application form and answer its questions honestly. If the application is approved, the person will be contacted within a few days, in order to schedule a home visit. It is done to verify the address and the conditions in which the dog will be maintained. The Boxer California rescue is not a kennel but rescues abandoned adult dogs in the state and every now and then a puppy.
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