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Nicky is a Boxer / Lab mix, and there father is a pure bred Siberian Husky. The perfect candidate would own there own home, however if you rent we would need some sort of proof that the owner of the house allows pets. We don't want to be jerks but, our primary concern is that they ALL have good homes. Each puppy will go for $300.00 If you are interested you can contact me by email shaynaml@yahoo.com.­ There are five dogs left. 2 boys and 3 girls. Very unique dogs. They have great temperament.
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The Husky

The Siberian Husky has a delightful temperament, affectionate but not fawning. This gentle and friendly disposition may be a heritage from the past, since the Chukchi people held their dogs in great esteem, housed them in the family shelters, and encouraged their children to play with them. The Siberian Husky is alert, eager to please, and adaptable. An aggressive dog is not a team dog, and therefore a lousy sled dog. Siberians are an extremely intelligent and independent breed. They can be very stubborn, owing to their original purpose, and they are easily bored. This independent and stubborn nature may at times challenge your ingenuity. His versatility makes him an agreeable companion to people of all ages and varying interests. However, this is not a breed that is typically recommended for first-time dog owners, as mistakes are easy to make and sometimes difficult to fix with this remarkably intelligent and opportunistic breed.

While capable of showing strong affection for his family, the Siberian Husky is not usually a one-man dog. He exhibits no fear or suspicion of strangers and is as likely to greet a would be thief as warmly as a trusted family member. This is not the temperament of a watch-dog, although a Siberian Husky may unwittingly act as a deterrent to those ignorant of his true hospitable nature, simply due to his intense personality and appearance.

Due to the increasing popularity of the breed, many Siberians are being bred without proper consideration of the special characteristics outlined here that make the Siberian Husky a unique breed. If you plan to purchase a puppy or older dog, please take into account this temperment summary. Siberians that show these temperament characteristics are good representations of the breed, and make excellent companions.

The Boxador

There are two breeds that are known for their love of children; the Labrador and the Boxer. These two breeds are known for their loyalty, and playful attitudes. The Labrador is a working breed, best known for retrieving and hunting and for their charming personalities, non aggressive tendencies, and ability to withstand ear tugging from children. The Boxer is more standoffish, preferring the company of his own family to that of strangers, who he is wary of. When you put these two breeds together you are creating the ultimate family pet; the Boxador will be superior in it's ability to tolerate little children, fantastic with families and easy to train. They will be loyal, and loving at all times and will have zero aggression issues when trained well. The Boxador will be energetic, but not out of control and the perfect companion.

The hybrid Boxador puppy will have short, coarse, easy to manage hair with minimal shedding. These dogs will live to roughly thirteen years, and require plenty of room to run and play. Both breeds are large, and wouldn't do best in an apartment setting; males can weigh up to ninety pounds (females always weigh less) Coloring and physical characteristics can vary; black and tan are common colors for this hybrid breed, and some puppies are born with white markings on their face. On occasion they come in brindle [like a Boxer] and have strong, intelligent square shaped faces that give them a tough appearance. Too bad they are mush balls on the inside!

Both the Boxer, and Labrador are prone to a few genetic disorders; cancer in the Boxer is common, as well as hip dysplasia, and ear infections. Your Boxador should not pass on any of these issues if bred correctly. Hybrid dogs are created to phase out the issues that pure bred dogs may have. We do encourage you to feed your new Boxador puppy all natural, healthy food since this breed can gain weight if not fed a steady, healthy diet.

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