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Alapechia: Hair loss of the trunk Aortic stenosis: Heart ailment Atopy: Itchy skin disease Axonopathy: Disease of the nervous system Bacterial systitis: Bladder stones Bradycardia: Slow heart rate Boxer cardiomyopathy: Cardiac conduction Calcinosis cutis: Calcium deposits in the skin Cardiac conduction: Heart ailment due to irregular heart beat Cardiomyopathy: Heart ailment Cherry eye: Eye ulcer Comedones: Blackheads/acne Cryptorchidism: Undescended testicle Cushing's syndrome: Adrenal gland disorder Demodicosis: Non-contagious mange Dilative cardipmyopathy: Enlarged and thins-walled heart muscle Eye scleras: Mucus membrane in the eyes Gastric torsion/GDV: Bloat Hematocrit: Abdominal bleeding Hip dysplasia: Genetic disorder of the hip bones Hyperadrenocorticism : Overactice adrenal gland Hypothyrodism : Disorder of the thyroid gland IBS: Irritable bowel syndrome Incontinence: Poor control of urination Intervertebral disk disease: Spinal cord disease Mast cell tumor: Malignant tumor Oral mucuso: Mucus membrane in the mouth Papules: Red bumps/acne Polydipsia: Increased water consumption Polyphagia: Increased appetite Polyuria: Increase urination Syncopam episode: Fainting spell Spotting any ailment in your Boxer before the condition becomes serious, along with routine checkups by the veterinarian, will help ensure you have a happy and healthy Boxer that loves and is loyal to you. And that's the joy of having a Boxer. Finally, a Boxer will sometimes almost "fall into your lap" such as in the case of Louise Bernikow of New York. Bernikow was a single career woman, out jogging, when she came across a stray Boxer in the back of a police car. It was brown, starving and had a gimpy leg. Louise had never owned a pet in her life and didn't even like animals that much. In her own words: "But I found something familiar in this dog's eyes. He didn't seem alien, but more like a lost relative. I guess you could say we just clicked…Libro really opened up my world, introducing me to dog parks, dog owners, and about 300 new people, right around my neighborhood, who I'd never known." A Boxer dog literally changed the life of this woman. And one day soon you too could be proudly sharing your Boxer stories with others. In return, during your life journey together with your Dog Boxer, you'll also become a happier, healthy and loving person. |
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