Gone But Not Forgotten...

Dakota (white) was from SD, and was our very first boxer! She made us totally fall in love with the breed. We bought her as a 2 year old and she was completely deaf. Even though we try not to throw white boxers, they can still be such great pets with or without hearing...
Paris (reverse brindle), came to us from MN as a 3 year old when her breeder had to re-home her due to being unable to produce well. She was a great companion for Dakota and made us fall in love with that reverse brindle coloring...
Even though neither of these girls were never used as part of our Breezy Boxer breeding program, they were so loved and got us hooked on how great boxers are!

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Topeka was the "Godmother" of Breezy Boxers. We got her as a puppy from a breeder in MN. She was such a beautiful fawn, and had such a great personality, her temperament was great and she and Cairo had such beautiful babies!

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We traveled all the way to Kentucky for Phoenix (that started our love of road tripping for boxers)! She was a gorgeous mahogany fawn. Her nickname was "milk wagon" because she was by far the best milk producer we have had to date!

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Cairo was the "Godfather" of Breezy Boxers.  He was 80 lbs of muscle. He was our first sealed brindle (black). Cairo was tough as a puppy - lol, he drove us crazy - but he matured into the most laid back boxer we had. We loved his personality so much that when we decided to retire him, we kept one of his daughters to continue on with that great personality.

We made a road trip to Ohio to get Shanghai - we had been looking for a reverse brindle like Paris was to add to our breeding program. She was our first boxer with Euro in her bloodline - Yugoslavian actually. We kept her and Cairo's daughter Vienna.

Vienna is retired and still living with us. She is Cairo and Shanghai's daughter. She inherited her Dad's laid back and calm personality. She was all of 50 lbs soaking wet and was the smallest boxer we have had. She is living the life now and training in the younger ones.