Boxer Puppy Price
What our Boxer puppies cost, what is included, and what a Boxer costs to keep.
How Much Is a Boxer Puppy?
Our Boxer puppies available now are $700 each.
The price is set for each puppy and shown on its card on the available puppies page. These are our current puppies:
| Puppy | Color | Sex | Age | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mason | Fawn | Male | 9 weeks | $700 | Available |
| Prince | Fawn | Male | 10 weeks | $700 | Available |
| Dave | Fawn | Male | 9 weeks | $700 | Available |
| Sam | Brindle | Male | 9 weeks | $700 | Available |
| Cassandra | Brindle | Female | 9 weeks | $700 | Available |
What the Price Includes
- A vet visit before your puppy goes home
- A few days of the food your puppy is already eating
- A blanket that smells of the litter
- A comfort toy and a chew toy
- A puppy collar
- The health record with vaccinations and deworming to date
- A care guide for the first weeks
- The written health guarantee
Why Boxer Puppy Prices Vary So Much
Look around and you will see Boxer puppies at very different prices. These are the main reasons:
- How the puppies are raised. Puppies raised in a home, handled every day and socialized take far more time than puppies raised in a barn or kennel run.
- Vet care before sale. A vet examination, vaccinations and a microchip all cost the breeder money. Check what is included before you compare prices.
- Ears and tails. Docking and especially ear cropping add to a breeder's costs. See our guide to Boxer tails and ears.
- Color marketing. Some sellers charge more for white or "rare" colors. Color has no effect on a Boxer's temperament, and a "black" Boxer is not a rare color but a very dark brindle. See Boxer colors.
What a Boxer Costs to Keep
The puppy is only the start. Plan for these before you commit:
- Food: a large-breed puppy food at first, then an adult food. An adult Boxer eats a lot; feeding a Boxer explains how much.
- Routine vet care: vaccination boosters, heartworm and flea and tick prevention, and an annual check-up. Ask your vet to listen to your Boxer's heart at every visit.
- Pet insurance: worth considering from day one, before any condition can be excluded. Boxers are prone to some costly problems, including cancers and heart disease.
- Training: a puppy class, then a basic manners class. A well-trained Boxer is a joy; an untrained one is 70 pounds of enthusiasm on a leash.
- Setup and toys: a big crate, bed, harness, leash, bowls, gates, and chew toys tough enough to last.
Price Questions
What comes with a puppy?
Every puppy goes home with the standard starter kit: a few days of the food your puppy is already eating, a blanket that smells of the litter, a comfort toy and a chew toy, a puppy collar, the health record with vaccinations and deworming to date, a care guide for the first weeks, and the written health guarantee.
How much is a Boxer puppy?
Our available puppies are $700 each. Each puppy's price is also on its card on the available puppies page.
How much does delivery cost?
It depends on the method and the distance. Tell us your town and state through the contact form and we will give you the options and a quote.
What does a Boxer cost to keep?
Plan for a large-breed food, routine vet care (vaccination boosters, heartworm and flea prevention, an annual check-up), pet insurance if you want it, training classes, sturdy toys, and a crate, bed, collar and leash at the start. Boxers are big, strong chewers, so budget for toys that last.
See Our Puppies and Prices
Every available puppy is listed with its price, photos and personality.