Cilla

To a home suitable for her needs, Cilla has just turned 8 months old and is the most beautiful rich golden brindle with a good red base colour showing through and clearly defined stripes.

I bred her, and she lives with me and her mum, Darcy. Unfortunately, her 2nd teeth have not come through in a straight enough line to be able to successfully compete in the show ring at top level. This will not affect her in any part of family life, it's purely a cosmetic fault in the show ring. I bred both her sire and dam. I have lots of photos of dad, Seacrest Dodging Bullets, he lives in Northumberland with close friends. I have mum Darcy, Seacrest Invisible Touch, here with me. Both parents successfully heart tested.

Cilla

Cilla and Darcy (mum)

Cilla is a bright, bubbly, very playful, typical Boxer puppy. The certain sort of home I'm looking for comes in because of how she has lived with me. I am in a country cottage with plenty of safe secure space. When Darcy has had enough and comes in from the garden, Cilla will stay out big game hunting. She loves toys, but they only go one way, outside. I start with them all picked up and in the house, and she spends the next couple of hours taking them back out one by one.

She is good on the lead but is only used to the occasional car, not heavy traffic. She is not used to busy town or city areas for her exercise. Ideally, she needs a rural or semi-rural area with outside space, a large garden or paddock, plus two on lead walks a day in a quiet area.

She loves people but doesn't want overwhelming by too many at once. She hasn't seen many children but the few that have been visiting she uses for toy fetching. I'm sure she would love a game of football given the chance. She hasn't seen a lot of other breeds of dog but again introduced gradually she would be fine as she hasn't got a bad bone in her body. She would happily live with whatever she was introduced to.

Jack - Seacrest Dodging Bullets (dad)

I would prefer the company of another dog for her because she has always had her mum, but I could see a scenario where she would sleep on the floor in a kid's room. My dogs are allowed on the sofa, and as you will see by one of the photos Cilla has an unusual way of sitting. They currently sleep on the sofa at night. I do leave them to go shopping a couple of hours and they are both very good. She isn't used a to cage because I've never needed to use one, she just followed her mum and learned associated behaviour. She is very good in the car, although I do have a flat surface and cage panels for security.

She is a typical full-on Boxer, clever and happy, never aggressive and not shy, however at this age new things need to be introduced in the right way. She would not be suitable to be left on her own, so either another dog, or someone who is home all the time, not out working. Someone who can undertake to do further training would be preferable because she is smart and needs to occupy her mind. Someone with the time to devote to her would certainly reap the rewards.

She is fully vaccinated, microchipped, a good eater, travels well, and is good on the lead. If you have questions or want further information, e-mail, or ring me on 01902 546944. If you would like to be considered for Cilla, please send in a litter enquiry form and mention that it is for Cilla.

Future Litters

I won’t be having a litter until May 2026. Puppies from that litter would be ready to leave for new homes July 2026. I can sometimes help locate a reputable, experienced breeder with puppies, and would be happy to try. I only pass on recommendations for someone I would either buy one from or sell one to myself.

To register an interest in having a puppy, please send in a litter enquiry form.

To see what you can expect from a puppy from Seacrest, please refer to the puppies page. There are also many photos of previous Seacrest puppies in the photo Album.

PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT ME WITH ANY ENQUIRY FOR A BOBTAIL
To achieve the 'bobtail' which can be anything from a stump to almost a full length tail, the genes of a Corgi have been crossed with the Boxer gene.
Due to the mis-management of the original experiement by their creator, the resulting dogs got into the hands of the puppy farmers and commercial outlets. For this reason the Boxer bloodlines are also questionable, and the rearing of some of these poor animals is distressing.
Seacrest puppies are bred for health, quality, soundness and temperament. I will never contaminate my lines with puppy farmed commercially bred dogs that are the result of being crossed with a Corgi.

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