The Breeder Should:

• Discuss the breed fully with you to determine if a Boxer is right for you.
• Furnish you with a Canadian Kennel Club certificate of registration, within six months of purchase, on which is recorded the change of ownership.
• Provide you with a certificate of vaccination showing the date and type of shots given.
• Provide you with information on diet and feeding schedule for your pup. When and with what your pup has been wormed.
• Furnish you with a pedigree (Family Tree) for your pup.
• Be available to answer questions and give you support before & after the sale of the pup. Your breeder is an invaluable source of breed specific information.
• Give you a written contract stating any guarantees that apply.
• Furnish you with a healthy well socialized puppy.

The Buyer Should:

• Be aware of the responsibilities of owning a dog and be prepared to take a Boxer into their home as one of the family.
• Research the breed by reading books and speaking with breeders.
• Avoid impulse buying and be prepared to wait for a litter from a reputable breeder.
• Follow the advise of their breeder as to care of their Boxer.
• Be prepared to sign a non-breeding agreement if you are purchasing a pet.