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Box-a-Shar

Boxer / Chinese Shar-Pei Mixed Breed Dogs

Information and Pictures

A large, thick-bodied, tan dog with wrinkles and a lot of extra skin, a boxy muzzle, large brown eyes and small fold over ears laying down on a person's bed

"This is Mr. Bojangles, age 2 years and weighing in at 74 lbs. He is smart and playful. His favorite things are hunting, swimming, running, playing with his Sheltie pack member, Yani, or pulling with his ropes with his other pack member, me. He is faster than a speeding bullet, and a fast learner. Most of the time he spends on his bed in his bedroom. At night, he sleeps under my bed. He is very protective (to a fault) and I have to keep him under restriction. He loves to find his leash as that means it is exercise time. He can sprint up to 20 MPH. He has short cropped ears (born that way) and a purple flowered tongue. He seldom barks, but his loving gaze just wins me over. He uses his body and eyes to communicate."

Other Names
  • Boxpei
Description

The Box-a-Shar is not a purebred dog. It is a cross between the Boxer and the Chinese Shar-Pei. The best way to determine the temperament of a mixed breed is to look up all breeds in the cross and know you can get any combination of any of the characteristics found in either breed. Not all of these designer hybrid dogs being bred are 50% purebred to 50% purebred. It is very common for breeders to breed multi-generation crosses.

Recognition
  • ACHC = American Canine Hybrid Club
  • DRA = Dog Registry of America, Inc.
Close up upper body shot - A wrinkly tan and black Boxer/Shar Pei mix puppy is being held up in the arms of a lady who is wearing a blue shirt and a shell necklace. There is a chain link fence behind it.

"This is a picture of my Boxer / Shar Pei mix puppy. Mom was full-breed registered reverse brindle Boxer and dad was full-blood blond Shar Pei. This picture was taken when he was only 8 weeks old. He is adorable; everyone thinks he is a fawn boxer from afar and then they see his Shar Pei face. We loved his look so much we got two, a male and a female. The female has green eyes, but otherwise looks just like him. The picture is of the male, Jude. The female we named Kizmet and call Kizzy."

The front right side of a brown with white Box-a-Shar that is standing across a garage floor.

"This is our Boxer / Chinese Shar-Pei dog. He's not quite 1 year old in this picture, but getting close. His name is Sole (pronounced So-Lay, American Samoan for “mister”). Sole is a beautiful, intelligent boy. His personality is very loyal and calm."

A brown with white Box-a-Shar dog sitting on cement and it is looking forward. It has wrinkles on its head, and soft looking ears that fold down to the sides.

Sole the Boxer / Shar-Pei mix breed dog (Box-a-Shar) at almost 1 year old

Close Up - A brown with white Box-a-Shar is sitting in a garage.

Sole the Boxer / Shar-Pei mix breed dog (Box-a-Shar) at almost 1 year old

Topdown view of the front right side of a brown with white Box-a-Shar that is standing across a garage floor and its mouth is slightly open.

Sole the Boxer / Shar-Pei mix breed dog (Box-a-Shar) at almost 1 year old