Our Boxer Puppy Health Guarantee

Every Boxer puppy deserves the healthiest possible start in life. We are committed to responsible breeding, routine veterinary care, proper nutrition and raising well-socialized puppies for loving families.

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Our Commitment to Healthy Boxer Puppies

We believe responsible breeding begins with healthy parents and excellent daily care.

Veterinary Care

Each puppy receives routine veterinary examinations before joining its new family.

Vaccinations

Puppies receive age-appropriate vaccinations and preventive care according to their veterinary schedule.

Healthy Start

Our puppies receive balanced nutrition, clean housing and daily interaction to support healthy growth.

Health-Tested Boxer Parents

Healthy puppies begin with healthy parents. We carefully select our breeding dogs based on temperament, overall health and sound structure. We believe responsible breeding practices help produce confident, well-adjusted Boxer puppies with excellent family temperaments.

Our parent dogs receive regular veterinary care, balanced nutrition and daily exercise throughout the year.

Routine Veterinary Care

Before joining their new homes, our Boxer puppies receive routine veterinary examinations. During these visits their overall health, growth and development are assessed, helping ensure each puppy is progressing appropriately for its age.

Vaccinations and Preventive Care

Each puppy receives age-appropriate vaccinations and preventive care before going home. We also recommend that every family schedules a veterinary examination shortly after bringing their puppy home so that ongoing healthcare can continue without interruption.

Important: All puppies should continue receiving routine veterinary care, vaccinations and preventive treatments according to the schedule recommended by your veterinarian.

Owner Responsibilities

Maintaining your puppy’s health requires continued care after adoption. New owners should provide:

  • Routine veterinary examinations.
  • Quality nutrition appropriate for Boxer puppies.
  • Fresh drinking water.
  • Daily exercise and socialization.
  • Safe housing.
  • Regular parasite prevention.
  • Recommended vaccinations.
  • Prompt veterinary attention if illness develops.

Our Two-Year Health Guarantee Promise

At Premium Boxer Puppies, the health and well-being of every puppy remain our highest priorities. Every puppy placed with a new family is covered by a two-year written health guarantee beginning on the date the buyer receives the puppy.

This guarantee protects against serious, life-altering congenital or hereditary conditions that were present from birth or inherited from the puppy’s parents and that are diagnosed within the puppy’s first two years of life.

Conditions Covered by Our Health Guarantee

Covered conditions may include:

  • Congenital heart defects, including clinically significant aortic or subaortic stenosis
  • Inherited cardiomyopathy or serious congenital heart abnormalities
  • Severe hip dysplasia resulting from a hereditary malformation
  • Severe elbow dysplasia resulting from a hereditary malformation
  • Degenerative myelopathy when genetically inherited and clinically diagnosed
  • Serious congenital kidney or liver abnormalities
  • Congenital neurological disorders
  • Hereditary thyroid disease that significantly affects the puppy’s health
  • Serious congenital eye disorders resulting in substantial vision loss
  • Other life-threatening congenital or hereditary defects confirmed by appropriate veterinary testing

Requirements for Guarantee Coverage

To keep the two-year guarantee valid, the buyer must have the puppy examined by a licensed veterinarian within 72 hours of receiving the puppy.

The buyer must also provide:

  • Routine veterinary care
  • Proper nutrition
  • Appropriate exercise
  • Recommended vaccinations
  • Regular parasite prevention

Any covered condition must be diagnosed in writing by a licensed veterinarian. For serious hereditary or congenital claims, we may request confirmation from a second independent veterinarian or an appropriate veterinary specialist.

If a qualifying condition is confirmed, the remedy described in the signed puppy agreement will apply. Depending on the circumstances and written contract, this may include a replacement puppy of comparable value from a future available litter or another agreed remedy.

What the Guarantee Does Not Cover

The health guarantee does not cover:

  • Injuries, accidents, poisoning or neglect
  • Illness caused by improper nutrition or inadequate care
  • Contagious illness contracted after leaving our care
  • Intestinal parasites, fleas, ticks or other treatable parasites
  • Minor or temporary conditions that do not affect quality of life
  • Allergies or environmental sensitivities
  • Umbilical hernias unless medically serious
  • Undescended testicles
  • Cosmetic features, coat color, markings, size or adult weight
  • Dental alignment or a normal Boxer underbite
  • Conditions caused by excessive exercise, obesity or physical trauma
  • Reproductive ability or suitability for breeding or showing
  • Veterinary expenses unless specifically authorized in writing

Our guarantee is intended to provide families with confidence while also clearly defining the responsibilities of both the breeder and the buyer. It does not replace routine veterinary care, pet insurance or the buyer’s responsibility to maintain the puppy’s health.

The exact coverage, claim process and remedy will also appear in the signed puppy sales agreement.

Helpful Resources

Learn more by visiting our Our Boxer Parents , Available Puppies , Delivery and FAQs pages.

General information about responsible dog ownership is available from the American Kennel Club and the American Veterinary Medical Association .

Frequently Asked Questions

Are your Boxer parents health tested?

Our breeding dogs undergo appropriate health evaluations before being included in our breeding program.

Will my puppy be vaccinated?

Yes. Puppies receive age-appropriate vaccinations before joining their new families.

Should I visit my veterinarian after bringing my puppy home?

Yes. We recommend scheduling a veterinary examination within a few days of bringing your puppy home to establish ongoing care.

Healthy Puppies Begin With Responsible Breeding

Browse our available Boxer puppies or contact us if you have questions about our breeding program or health practices.

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