Barked: Mon Oct 29, '07 12:22am PST |
 |  |  |  | Per the AKC, there is no size (weight) disqualification for Boxers. Usually, an ideal weight on a Boxer will allow you to see the last few ribs. You should be able to feel the ribs through a thin layer of fat and they should have a well-defined waist. Now, that is for an adult Boxer. Max weighed about 40 lbs at 9 months. (He looked like he was starving- even though he ate plenty and there were no medical problems, he was just scrawny!) He is now 18 months and a very healthy 65lbs. He didn't start filling out until after his first birthday. I would say to give it some time. We thought Max was going to always be scrawny, but boy did his chest fill out and he looks beautiful now. Maybe your baby is just a late bloomer like Max! |  |  |  |  |
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