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20 Boxer hybrid dogs you're going to love

TrustedHousesitters blog Author - Sophie Reeve
Sophie Reeve
August 29, 20246 min read

Ready to meet some brilliant Boxer hybrid dogs? In this post, we’re showcasing 20 mixed Boxer breeds that blend the best of this energetic breed with other popular pups. Whether you’re looking for a playful partner or a loyal buddy, there’s a Boxer dog mix here for you!

20 of the best Boxer hybrid dogs

1. Akita Boxer mix: Boxita

The Boxita is a powerful mix of two mighty dog breeds, brimming with high energy levels and incredible endurance. This makes it the ideal canine companion for active families who love the great outdoors. In particular, Boxitas thrive under the care of experienced dog owners who know how to channel their energy into training.

2. American Bulldog Boxer mix: Bulloxer

Don’t let the Bulloxer’s strong and sturdy build fool you – this pup’s a true sweetheart! Friendly, affectionate, and loyal, the Bulloxer is the perfect mix of brilliance and brains. It flourishes under positive reinforcement and obedience training, making it a fantastic addition to any family looking for a clever pet pal.

3. Australian Shepherd Boxer mix: Australian Boxherd

What do you get when you cross an Aussie with a Boxer? The Australian Boxherd! This medium-sized bundle of joy is happiest when active and involved, so fits right in with families who enjoy plenty of outdoor adventures. They’re always ready to protect their family, just be prepared to keep up with their exercise and training needs!

4. Beagle Boxer mix: Bogle

The adorably named Bogle (or Boggle) is bursting with energy, so a quick run around the backyard just won’t cut it. They need plenty of activities to keep their minds and bodies engaged. Friendly and eager to please, the Bogle makes a great family dog – as long as you stay on top of their stubborn streak during training.

5. Blue Heeler Boxer mix: Box Heeler

Playful yet protective, and with a touch of independence, the Box Heeler is a great pet for parents who are ready to invest time into obedience training and regular exercise. Generally healthy and full of life, the Box Heeler will keep you on your toes in the best way possible!

6. Border Collie Boxer mix: Boxollie

The Boxollie, sometimes affectionately called a Brollie, is a brilliant combination of loyalty, affection, and intelligence. Considering one of its parent breeds is the Border Collie – the world’s smartest dog – the Boxollie requires plenty of mental stimulation and physical exercise to stay happy. They’re the perfect fit for families who can keep up with their quick minds and active lifestyles.

7. Boston Terrier Boxer mix: Miniature Boxer

As the name suggests, this pint-sized Boxer terrier mix is perfect for smaller living spaces. They still need plenty of exercise despite their smaller stature and prefer coming along on their pet parents’ adventures rather than being left alone for long periods.

8. Bull Mastiff Boxer mix: Boxmas

Loyal and protective with a sensitive side, the Boxmas forms deep bonds with its favorite people. They’re the ideal pet for families looking for a gentle giant who’s both a devoted companion and a steadfast guardian.

9. Chihuahua Boxer mix: Boxachi 

Despite its smaller Chihuahua side, this rare dog breed Boxer mix often takes after its Boxer parent in terms of size. It’s intelligent, affectionate, and patient, making it a fun-loving family dog that’s devoted to its loved ones. 

10. Chow Chow Boxer mix: Boxer Chow

The Boxer Chow is a fluffy fur ball who loves nothing more than spending time with its favorite people. Whether you’re chilling at home or out on an adventure, the Boxer Chow will be happy to be by your side. They can be a bit reserved around new faces, but with the right training, they quickly become loyal and loving family members.

11. Boxer Doxie mix: Boxshund

Another rare combo, this adorable mix of Dachshund and Boxer is always fun to have around. With short legs and big personalities, these brave little pups make excellent watchdogs and can be fiercely protective of their loved ones, especially children.

12. German Shepherd Boxer mix: German Boxer

The German Boxer is a strong, muscular breed with an instinct to protect, making it an excellent guardian. This is no lap dog; the German Boxer appreciates plenty of mental and physical stimulation in the form of training, exercise, and enrichment games to keep it engaged and happy.

13. Golden Retriever Boxer mix: Golden Boxer

This hybrid brings together the Golden Retriever’s friendly, goofy charm and the Boxer’s more cautious nature, making it an ideal family dog that’s both fun-loving and protective. Whether you’re looking for a playmate or a watchdog, the Golden Retriever mix is up for the job, always eager to please and quick to learn.

14. Husky Boxer mix: Boxsky

The Boxsky is a lively, loving, and occasionally stubborn pup that might just talk back to you – thanks to its vocal Husky heritage! With boundless energy levels and a touch of wariness toward strangers, the Boxsky is a fantastic companion for active families. They can be a little headstrong, but patience and consistency in training are key to keeping this spirited mix happy.

15. Labrador Boxer mix: Boxador

The Boxador is a medium to large bundle of energy that enjoys being stimulated with plenty of mental and physical activity. With a loyal and eager-to-please attitude, this popular Boxer mix is a breeze to train and loves nothing more than spending time with its humans.

16. Pitbull Boxer mix: Bullboxer Pit

The Bullboxer Pit combines the strength of the American Pitbull Terrier with the playful spirit of the Boxer. These dogs are full of life, always ready for an adventure, and they’re fiercely protective of their family. 

17. Poodle Boxer mix: Boxerdoodle 

This hybrid inherits the Poodle’s hypoallergenic coat and the Boxer’s playful nature, making it an excellent choice for families who love both outdoor fun and cozy cuddles on the couch. Boxerdoodles are eager to please and full of life, so be prepared for a pup that loves running around as much as snuggling up with you afterward.

18. Rottweiler Boxer mix: Boxweiler

The Boxweiler is a big, loyal, and intelligent companion who loves having plenty of space to stretch out and play. These doggos have a protective nature and benefit greatly from positive reinforcement training and early socialization. With their strong build and playfulness, Boxweilers make great family pets, bringing both security and fun to their homes.

19. Staffordshire Terrier Boxer mix: Bullboxer Staff

The Bullboxer Staff is a devoted and affectionate mix that craves attention from its pet parents. In return, you’ll get a loyal friend who’s always up for spending time with the family. These pups do best in environments with predictable routines and are relatively easy to train, making them a great fit for families looking for a loving, low-maintenance buddy.

20. Basset Hound Boxer mix: Boxer Basset 

Often sporting the long, droopy ears of the Basset Hound and the medium-sized build of the Boxer, the Boxer Basset is one uniquely adorable pooch. Known for being cuddly and gentle, the Boxer Basset is a lazybones at heart – but don’t let that fool you! When playtime comes around, they’ll be ready to join in the fun.

As with any crossbreed, predicting exactly how these Boxer hybrid dogs will turn out can be a bit of a guessing game. It all depends on which traits they inherit from their parent breeds, which means you’re in for a delightful surprise with one of these Boxer breed mixes.

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