I rescued a 2 years old Pitoxer from one of our local shelters. Aside from separation anxiety and virtually no training, he is just the sweetest most lovable dog. I figure the crossbreeding just makes him double goofy. His trainer comments every week how lucky we are that he is so well adjusted and she says although she is not supposed to have favorites, he IS her favorite. This guy LOVES to be with his grandkids, all 5 or under. Sometimes he gets a little reckless and knocks one over, but he really just loves to lay at their feet and look at them with the most incredibly loving gaze. Thank you for providing information on the cross breed characteristics. We are working our hardest to make him feel loved and safe and secure, and he IS coming around. He is my lovey boy 🙂

hey! this is excellent content I saw. but I have a question & if I want to care for my dog in the best health, what will be your suggestion?

Just got an 8 month, now 9 month old. Terrified of people, noises, everything really. Any suggestions for trainers or advice

In reply to Renee Hollenbeck.

There should be a big problem. Read this article to get an idea of how to get then along

In reply to stan nicholson.

I also have a 10 month old female Pitt-boxer (pitoxer) she is a real beauty point is before I fix her I’d like to mate her once looking for mate

I have a wonderful beautiful Pitbull and she’s pregnant for the first time with boxers a full-blooded boxer and I think she is getting pretty close to having them can you give me any advice she looks miserable and tired all the time

Our pit/boxer (Baby) is 11 uears old, she is the best dog (family member) we jave ever had. She is swert, kind, gentle and so smart. My 86 year old Dad came to live with us and these two are best friends.

I have recently adopted a 1yr old male brindle pitoxer and am absolutely in love! We have lots of nylabone, Kong and antler toys and this keeps him from chewing other not so good or wanted items. He is a warm, sensitive loving boy with a crap ton of energy! A 2 mile hike in the woods doesn’t even tire him out! He loves everyone in the home and whoever comes to visit like they are members of his pack and lets them know his feelings by picking one of his toys and laying all over them to chew, lol!

One of the best things in training him and socialization is that he ADORES ice cubes! He will play with them and slide them around with his face or even likes to “Bob” for them in his water dish, ha! A year and a half ago I had to put down my wonderful pit who was the “baby” of the family and it took me a long time to recover from that loss. Having said that, “Chewie” has filled that hole in my heart plus some and I am so excited for all of our upcoming adventures and memories! Love love love my Chewie!

In reply to animalso.

Stan Nicholson again our dog now pitbull boxer is about two years old Doing well 73 pounds 25 1/2 inches at shoulders very energetic mind as well who loves to run chase birds anything that moves very good guard dog minds well still a great fit for us We run his butt off every day goes to bed he goes to bed at 8 o’clock he gets up at 6 o’clock like clockwork We travel a lot in our RV and he loves that buy one get one great dogs thanks again talk in one year

In reply to Janice.

I have what I believe to be pitbull boxer mix. She was found in the Bronx streets starving skin and bones. We’ve nursed her back to health and is such a beautiful dog. High maintenance but worth it. I foster dogs and she is available for adoption. She is so appreciative for food shelter and companionship. It breaks my heart to think she was days from death. She is a special dog with special story andf deserves special adopter.