For Sale (Updated 29/02/2024)

Alice

I have available to a suitable family home, a 5 month old flashy brindle bitch.

She was retained to compete at Championship shows but just falls short. As I have to keep my numbers low, with no dog sitter, I’ve made the tough decision to find her a lovely family home. Living alone without back up I have to make hard choices.

She is Champion sired, both parents have a great temperament and are heart tested under the Boxer Breed Council Scheme. Fully vaccinated, microchipped, house and lead trained. She would suit an active family as she loves to be out playing. Living with another dog of some sort would be preferable, or older children to keep her occupied. She has a delightful character cheeky answers back, she’s talkative, but very outgoing and happy, loves other dogs.

She can be viewed with her mother and half sister by appointment. If anyone has questions or wants more information, feel free to ring me, or message, but if you are wanting to be considered for her, please complete the litter enquiry form; This is always the way I deal with initial puppy enquiries.

Future Litters

I don’t expect a litter in 2024 until autumn.

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.