Boxer Dog (Detailed Introduction)

       When raising a dog, a common consideration is whether this dog is intelligent. Indeed, an intelligent dog excels in both learning ability and trainability. For the Boxer dog, which looks fierce but is surprisingly gentle, we have the same question: Are Boxers intelligent? Let’s try to understand this dog breed.

       The Boxer is a trustworthy dog and ranks relatively high in canine intelligence. It has a strong sense of alertness, is very confident and dignified. Often, this dog is trained as a police dog or guard dog. Boxers are very loyal to their owners, staying close and not running off when outside, maintaining a good image. So the answer to whether Boxers are intelligent is quite obvious.

       Boxers really enjoy family life and are lively when with their owners, showing great friendliness and gentleness. They especially like children. Due to their intelligence and wisdom, many families abroad allow Boxers to play with children, acting as a nanny. They tend to be cautious with strangers and will stand up to protect their owner if there is danger.

       Boxers are intelligent and loyal. During the raising process, they need some training to develop good habits. With certain training, they become even smarter and can get along better with you.