BOESE BOXERS

Esther with her babies enjoying a cuddle! "Tanna" Boese Pillow Talk, Jw. Shcm. is the brindle/white pup at the front of picture. I think one can see there, that he stood out from the crowd and continues to do so.

Boese Pillow Talk JW Shcm, after having taken yet another Best puppy in Breed.

Tanna winning Best of Breed his 19th! at 20 months of age.

This is Kara we purchased Kara from Shelly Turner "Allsturns" her sire is Ch Boxken Big Issue JW her dam Mananin Bo Jangles. Kara is my daughter, Mariah's puppy, she has a very sweet temprement and has started her obiedience training too, @ Acek9 based in Leigh On sea, run by our very good friend Julie Hamilton-Hindle She starts her show career in August, when Mariah returns from her holiday.

I have owned boxers since 1980. I came by my first boxer "Abbie" (she was white) whilst working as a veterinary nurse. She lived until she was 11 years old. At this time in my life I had met my German husband and was living in Germany, where we had 3 children. We came back to England in 1994. Once the children were older we decided that it was time to get a dog, that's where it all began again.
I purchased Aussi (Sandyne Down Under) from Edna Woods. We also purchased Esther (Boynhams Dancing Esther) from Kate Cook. Sadly we have lost aussi to cancer, he bravely fought for two years but lost his fight on 1st Oct.2007. He was only 4 years old, he is greatly missed, he was very special, always the gentleman!
In September 2006 Esther had her first litter, we had 5 pups, "Tanna " Boese Pillow Talk JW Shcm was a very smart puppy in that litter. We kept him to show, we haven't looked back, he's done better than we ever expected. My Affix was granted by the kennel club in Dec 2004. The word "Boese" (pronounced burzer) is german, it means naughty.
We recently purchased a new puppy "Tissues N Issues" my daughter Mariah will be showing her.
All our dogs are heart scored by the breed recommended cardioligist, as boxers suffer with aortic stenosis and every precaution to keep it under control must be taken. If we breed it is when we are ready for a puppy to show, the temprement is just as important to us as the construction. For each show puppy, the others will be in pet homes!