Boxer Puppies for Sale in Los Angeles CA by Uptown Puppies

How much are Boxer puppies for sale in Los Angeles CA?

As you’re looking for Los Angeles Boxer puppies for sale online, you’ll quickly notice that different breeders are charging different prices. The cost of buying Los Angeles Boxers for sale can vary depending on the characteristics of the dog, such as coat/eye color, coat type, gender, size, the pedigree of the dog, and much more.

Can I only look for Boxer puppies in my local area?

No, you can look anywhere! One of the main plus points of looking for Boxer puppies for sale Los Angeles on our network is that all the breeders and businesses we work with have experience of transporting Boxer puppies for sale in Los Angeles. That means that it doesn’t matter if the breeder you choose is on the other side of the country - they can simply fly your new puppy to your nearest major airport.

How do you screen the breeders wh apply to your network?

We make sure that no puppy mills or backyard Boxer breeders in Los Angeles are admitted to our network through applying a strict set of standards to all applicants. These standards are set out in our binding Breeder Pledge, and cover all aspects of breeding and caring for Boxer puppies in Los Angeles. They cover the breeder’s knowledge, ethics, hygiene standards, and much more.

Why is Uptown Puppies so different from other networks?

When you start looking online for Boxers for sale Los Angeles, the breeders and businesses you’ll see first on a Google search are those who are good at marketing - but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re the best breeders. Because we vet and review all the applicants for our network, you know that you’ll only ever see the best of the best.

I’ve heard about puppy mills. What are they like?

If you buy a Boxer Los Angeles puppy at a low price, chances are it’s been bred in a puppy mill. A puppy mill is something like a factory for producing dogs - and all they care about is making a quick buck. The conditions in puppy mills are terrible, and Boxer puppies Los Angeles bred in one of them are much more likely to to suffer from health and behavioural problems. If you think a Boxer puppy has been bred in a puppy mill - look elsewhere.

What about backyard breeders? Are they as bad as puppy mills?

Pretty much. Backyard breeders are amateur businesses who don’t really know that they’re doing, and are mostly motivated by money. Their Boxer puppies are brought up in squalid conditions, and often suffer from fleas, worms and other parasites. Your Boxer for sale Los Angeles bought from a backyard breeder is likely to have underlying health problems which could cost you a fortune in vet’s bills.

Are there any Boxer puppies available now for me to buy?

You may already have envisaged your perfect Boxer for sale in Los Angeles - breed, eye color, coat type, gender, and so on. If that sounds about right - then you’ve found where you need to be. You can reach out to one of our recommended Boxer breeders Los Angeles today, and be able to choose from a whole host of options, giving you instant access to your ideal dog.

Where do Boxer dogs come from originally?

The origin of the breed lies in the 1800s, when Bulldogs were bred with German Bullenbeisers. They were first introduced to the USA in the early 1900s, quickly gaining popularity due to their courage, resilience, cleverness and fun-loving personality. Today, they are one of the nations most beloved breeds of dog.

What can I expect from the average Boxer puppy?

Your Boxer won’t reach full maturity until it’s three years old - which is why some people call Boxers ‘eternal puppies!’ You’ll find your Boxer playful, mischievous and goofy, constantly wanting hugs and to shower you with kisses. Remember though, Boxers also make steadfast and effective guard dogs.

How big do Boxers grow?

Boxers for sale in Los Angeles are classed as a medium sized breed of dog, but they’re one of the largest dogs to be put into this category. A male boxer to be around 25 inches and to weigh between 65 to 80 pounds once it’s fully grown. Females tend to be between 21 to 25 inches tall, and they usually weigh from 50 to 65 pounds.