Q.  Can I adopt if I do not have a fenced yard?

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A.  A fenced yard is not a requirement for adopting, however we do have restrictions as to the boxers we will place without a fenced yard.  

Q.  Do you adopt a female if I already have a female?

A.  While there are some females that do just fine together their entire life, this is not the norm.  Many female boxers will do great together for a short time and then they will out of nowhere start fighting.  These are not scuffles-they will hurt each other!  With that said, it is not our practice to adopt a female into a home with another large breed female.  It just is not worth the chance of one of them getting hurt.

Q.  Can I come meet the boxers?

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A.  We do not have a facility where all the boxers are in one location like a shelter.  Our boxers are in homes just like yours or mine.  Once your application is approved and there is a boxer being fostered locally or if you want to travel to where the boxer is, we are happy to arrange a meet/greet.  We will not transport a boxer for a meet/greet

Q.  Where do you get the boxers?

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A.  Some are pulled from shelters where they were picked up as a stray and their family never came to get them.  Some are surrendered by owners no longer able to care for them due to a death, change in living situation, health, etc... and others may have been listed on ad sites like craigslist, facebook groups or ksl.

Q.  I just put my application in and want this boxer, will you hold her until my application is approved?

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A.  Sorry, we cannot hold boxers.  We suggest if you are thinking about adding a boxer to your family to get your application in so you'll be approved when you are ready.

Q.  Can I adopt if my dog is not neutered or spayed?

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A.  That would depend on why your dog is not fixed. As a general rule we do require all dogs in the home to be spayed/neutered, however if there is a documented medical reason as to why they are not altered that poses a risk to their life, we will consider your application.