A Fawn Boxer Proudly Presents His Chewed Slipper
A fawn Boxer is holding a grey slipper in his mouth, and its edges are frayed and chewed. His dark eyes are on the viewer, his wrinkled forehead is raised, and he has a tiny, hopeful smile as though he expects praise. The living room behind him is full of clutter, with a couch, a basket, and a rug, and the dog seems to be quite pleased with his find.
Boxers are playful, energetic dogs that keep their puppy spirit well into adulthood, and many love to carry things in their mouths. They are smart and loyal, and they do best with plenty of exercise and mental games. Slippers smell strongly of their owners, which makes them a favorite. To protect your shoes, put them away and offer a sturdy chew toy, and trade him a treat when he brings one to you. Swallowing pieces of fabric or rubber can be dangerous, so call your vet if you think he ate some. A tired Boxer is a happy Boxer, and a daily run or game of fetch can go a long way toward keeping your slippers safe.
He would like it to be known that he brought the slipper to you as a gift. It is the thought that counts, even if the slipper is destroyed. He will be delighted with the trade of a new toy.






