A brand new foster mom is concerned that her foster boy may not be a purebred boxer. She thinks he may be part hound because his snout is too long, his ears are too long to stand up, and he howls. When asked about the howling, she said it is a funny woo-wooing noise. Hmmm...Not a boxer, eh?
I've only seen pics, but this boy is surely purebred (though certainly not well bred). His snout is a bit long, but he has lovely natural ears that lay quite nicely. While this person has had two boxers, she apparently was never treated to the spectacle of a wooing boxer pup. A hound mix...
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Koda is a wooing machine, but Lucy doesn't. She usually doesn't make much noise at all, unless she's trying to get a dog to play with her, then she barks her fool head off. Our foster dog, Asia, doesn't woo - she makes a very funny un-doggy grunting noise when she plays, even when she's playing by herself. She sounds just like a little pig! Foster #2, Sammie, is about 6 months old and I think she'll be a wooer. I heard the beginnings of a woo from her last night. I love the picture of Quinsi wooing! Jessica - maybe you need to teach your girlies to woo! I used to woo at Koda all the time to get him to do it, now he doesn't need any help!