Boxer Dog
Training

Originally bred in Germany for hunting large game and working roles, Boxers have become popular family pets due to their loyal and protective instincts. However, their lively personality and strength can pose challenges for owners, especially without proper training and exercise.

Boxers, while being a loving and playful breed, can become quite challenging if they aren’t properly trained and managed. Their enthusiastic nature and boundless energy are part of what makes them such loyal and fun companions, but these traits can also lead to certain issues without the right guidance. Many Boxer owners find themselves struggling to manage these dogs’ high levels of energy, their strong personalities, and their tendency to become overly excitable.

Boxers are extremely energetic dogs. Without regular physical exercise and mental stimulation, they can become hyperactive. This often leads to unwanted behaviours such as jumping, knocking over objects, or constantly demanding attention. Regular walks may not be enough to burn off their energy. They need active playtime, running, and structured training sessions.

Boxers are intelligent but can be stubborn. They have a playful nature that often leads to short attention spans, making training sessions challenging. If not trained with consistency and positive reinforcement, they can become unresponsive to commands. This stubborn streak requires patient but firm handling to keep them on track.

Boxers love to jump and greet people enthusiastically. While this is often done in a friendly manner, their strength and size can be overwhelming for children or guests. Without proper guidance, this jumping can become a habit that is difficult to break. Early training to manage their excitement is crucial to prevent accidents or misbehaviour around the home.

Boxers form strong bonds with their owners and can suffer from separation anxiety when left alone for long periods. This can lead to destructive behaviours like chewing, digging, or excessive barking. It’s important to gradually train Boxers to be comfortable with alone time and provide them with activities to occupy their minds when you’re not around.

Let us help you turn your Boxer into a well-behaved and balanced companion. Contact us today to learn more about our training programmes.