Boxer Health Guide

Boxers are a medium-large-breed dog in the Working Group, typically weighing 50–80 lbs with a lifespan of 10–12 years. Below are the health conditions most commonly reported in this breed, ranked by prevalence.

SizeMedium-Large Weight50–80 lbs Lifespan10–12 years EnergyHigh AKC GroupWorking
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Health Conditions in Boxers

Mast Cell Tumors Very High
Oncological
Subaortic Stenosis (SAS) Very High
Cardiac
Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM) High
Cardiac
Bloat (GDV) High
Gastrointestinal
Hypothyroidism High
Endocrine
Hip Dysplasia Moderate
Orthopedic
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