Can you have both brindle boxer parents and the puppies comes reverse brindle or you have to have one of the parents reverse brindle to have reverse brindle puppies ?:confused:

Do your research if you want to be a breeder. I'm not going to do it for you.

There are already too many unwanted dogs out there and you want to add more?

If you want to be a breeder then you need to be able to find out the answers to simple questions like this yourself, otherwise all you are is a backyard breeder who doesn't care at all about the quality of the pups that you breed.

Do your research, get your dogs tested for genetic defects, talk to professional breeders that know what they are doing.

You can't just decide to breed your dogs, you have to do the homework. It's expensive if you want to be a real breeder, but that's what it takes.

Good luck.

Waw this was quite a good story ,you immagine too much for my opinion.. who spoke about breeding? I just asked that question because I want a pup like that and as in my country I never saw one like that I just saw brindles I wos wondering if there are any.. if they come out from both brindle parents I would have been sure there are a few because brindle boxers I saw here... understand?? and who asked to do reasherch for me I didn't asked your opinion at all I read here that experts ask all the questions I don't think you are one though, from your answer.I think you're a time waster so stop wasting my time... thanks

If you don't supply all the info then sadly it's left to us to guess what you want.

From your question it sounded like you where planning on breeding your dogs. If you aren't clear then either is the advice you get, that's the way it is. I can't read minds and I never claimed that I could.

As for wasting your time, you have that reversed, you just wasted mine.

Good luck.

You know what if I had a and was planning on breeding I would waited to see for myself... if you don't read minds then you don't blame in the first place

If you are going to be rude at least type it well! I had a terrible time figuring out what you were trying to say. Alten was in not trying to insult you, just expressig her very valid concerns! Anyone looking at the question would initially believe you were considering breeding. Anyone that was halfway serious about producing quality pups would not "just wait and see" about the results. You should have been more clear with your question. You cannot blame anyone for making that assumption.

Well maybe your right I better start from the beginning .I wish to buy a dog and from all dogs I preffer the boxer ,I always go insearch of boxers on the internet cause I've been in love with them for some time now ,I know the colours which boxer can have and I really liked the reverse brindle... I am wondering if there are any in my country cause I never saw one I saw brindle and fawn.. again I was wondering if from a brindle and a fawn ,or a brindle and a brindle could come out a reverse brindle if this is possible I wait for a reverse brindle but if this is not possible I buy a brindle boxer cause I don't want to get one from out of my country ,I want it to grow with me I don't want it to come home about 7-8 months or more even for the puppy travelling quarantine ecc if I'm not wrong there are reverse brindle puppies on the internet which neither the mum nor the dad is a reverse brindle but I'm still in doubt... hope you understand me this time and last but not least I hope I get an answer...

A reverse brindle is just a description of brindle, such as "red", "seal" or "golden" brindle. Two brindle parents can have a variety of brindle pups including "reverse".

A big thanks teachnk for your answer . I wait for one then .thanks again