Stephan R Weber Webboard User Reg: 02-16-2004
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The white boxers I've seen were all extreme white piebalds. Dark eyes and dark or dudley nose, some or all dark pigment on eye-rims and lips, typically some color ticking on the skin, which may not be carried as color on the coat. Sort of like the high white piebald whippets and greyhounds.
They weren't necessarily purty, but they weren't sickly either. They weren't like albino or double merle.
They were like high white bullies, pits or whippets. That was awhile ago, like in the 70's, when most of them got bucketed instead of being sold as "rare white" <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> I'd guess at least some of the high white boxers are sound (not that I'd want one :rolleyes: )
My grandmother had a boxer from Germany in the 50's that looked black, but if you checked he was brindle, but only about 5 or 6 dark red stripes on the inside of the hock.
I ran across this site which I thought showed a black boxer...but actually it is a brindle with really wide black stripes so the overall effect is a very dark dog. Here is another photo of that female. Nice!
If you go to the Boxer forum , you can find out more about the so-called black boxer (which recessive gene supposedly doesn't exist in the purebred dog)
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