Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Pupdate 7.19.26 Meet Drax! Drax is a big, brindle Boxer boy with snazzy white boots, a handsome mask, and 85–90 pounds of pure charm. At 7 years old, he has the perfect mix of playful goofball and loyal sidekick. Whether you're working at your desk, relaxing inside, or spending the day outside gardening, Drax is happiest simply being near his people. This handsome guy is sweet, smart, and very people-oriented. He knows several cues, including sit, wait, kennel, and sometimes lay down, and he takes treats gently. He's also 100% house trained and does well having free run of the house. At night, he sleeps in his crate in the bedroom—ideally with the door open so he can choose his cozy spot. Drax currently lives in a foster home with another dog and a cat. He gets along well with the dog, though his play style can be big and enthusiastic. Cats are a little too interesting for him, and while he can be redirected, he would likely do best in a cat-free home. Because he is large, strong, and still learning not to jump or "box" when excited, he'll need a family that can help him continue polishing his manners. When meeting new people or dogs, Drax comes in with a lot of Boxer enthusiasm—barking, jumping, mouthing, and trying to play before everyone is ready. Slow, thoughtful introductions are important for this lovable guy. Once he feels comfortable, his sweet, silly, affectionate personality shines through. Drax is not a big toy guy, but he loves chewy treasures like filled bones and cow hooves. He also loves food and eats with typical Boxer gusto, so a slow feeder may be a great way to keep him busy. He still tends to guzzle water, which means he appreciates frequent potty breaks during the day. Because Drax is very big and strong, he'll do best with an adopter who has Boxer or large-breed experience and is comfortable using tools like a harness and martingale collar for safe walks. He can be crated for short periods when his people leave, especially if another dog is nearby, but more than anything, Drax wants to be part of the family. If you're looking for a loyal shadow, goofy garden buddy, office nap companion, and full-time best friend, Drax may be your guy. He's handsome, loving, smart, and ready to find the people he never has to be away from again. PUPDATE 3.22.26 PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES: I'm a 7-year-old male with a black and gold brindle coat, topped off with snazzy white boots, a chest, and a dashing mask tipping the scales at 85-90 pounds of pure charm. I was a bit weak in the back end coming into rescue but now I'm almost superhero strong! Oh, and did I mention that I'm a stunner! TEMPERAMENT: Got a playful spirit? Me too! I’m a bundle of joy with a sweet nature and a brain that soaks up new tricks faster than a sponge. Sometimes, I opt for my crate for a snooze. I'm pretty clever, I bag of tricks includes, "sit", "wait", "kennel", and occasionally "lay". I’m a gentle treat taker and playtime with pals is my jam. No need to worry about me being possessive; I’m as chill as they come with space, toys, food, and water. Plus, I stroll like a pro without tugging on the leash! QUIRKS I’M POLISHING: New places can make me jittery, so I need a couple of days to get my groove on. Initially, I might pant like a marathoner, leading to a water guzzle and, well, frequent bathroom breaks. But once I’m comfy, all that disappears. I'm also learning to keep all four paws on the ground, and my foster bro is teaching me the art of toy play. NEW TO RESCUE: Simplest way to describe me is like Rainman..... so smart, yet a few cards shy of a full deck. I'm playful, happy, calm, fun, and easy to train. If you want to play (tag and boxing my humans are fave games), I'll play. If you want to relax, I'll relax. I like kids, dogs and birds. I'm excellent on leash when it's just us, but get overly excited when I see others and will pull. I'm housetrained, but do occasionally have an accident as I'm water obsessed. I'm from a boxer breeder, I just have wonky ears...I swear I'm full Boxer! Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.August 14, 2026, 3:51 pm
