HERDING WITH BOXER DOGS DOCUMENTARY
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Reegan Ray is totally committed to herding with her boxers. Her Boxer named, “Pip” became the first titled herding boxer in America. Boxers are working dogs but not typically thought of as a shepherd. They were used on farms as a utility dog and likely did a little hunting as well.
For the past 15 years, Boxer fanciers from the USA, Canada and England have been collaborating to promote their dogs' working abilities, including herding skills. Dedicated Boxer owners have trained their dogs and earned herding titles through other herding organizations, including AHBA and CKC, to demonstrate to the AKC the innate herding instinct that Boxers can possess. In 2008, the Boxer Club of San Fernando Valley sponsored the first Herding Instinct Test in the USA solely for Boxers drawing an entry of 15, and all but two passed the test. In 2010, one Boxer was shown non-competitively in a novice class at a USBCHA Border Collie trial in Vista, CA, surprising bemused Border Collie handlers with her calm, focused attention on the stock! I'M A BIG FAN OF DJI DRONES AND CAMERAS, GREAT FOR GETTING AMAZING PHOTOS AND VIDEOS OF YOUR DOGS.
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Boxers are amazing. I had one years ago, she woke me up one night. At first I was in shock it reminded me of the show Lassie lol she wanted me to follow her. So, I follow her down the hall into my daughter's room. She slowly walked up to the corner and became still and basically pointed. My daughter's hamster had gotten out! Sasha woke me up to let me know of the escape.
Omg... I absolutely love your hamster story! Our boxer did the exact same thing when one of our fish jumped out of the tank! 😂 love and miss him dearly. Thanks for sharing!
Yes! The boxer I first did herding with that I spoke about here in this video, Pip, used to come get me in the night to let me know my elderLy rescue boy needed to go out to pee. Then she would walk out and wait for him, not going herself! And walk him back inside.
@@reeganray1729 they are such smart empathetic dogs after Sasha passed I couldn't bare to get another. It's been about 15 years your story and Jennifer Silverthorn's story from above brings back such good memories. My friend told me that when she would stay the night Sasha would come in during the night to check the room then go around the rest of the house. She was always on the look out for my girls and I. ❤ I feel like she sent Chaos to me he has helped fill that hole left in my heart after she passed.
@@jennifersilverthorn3587 thank you I loved hearing yours as well
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I never thought I would see a Boxer herd sheep😊🐑! How awesome:)
Boxers are pure athletes they can accomplish just about anything any other dogs can do the only thing that limits their abilities is their Handler I've owned boxers and they are amazing hilarious and almost permanent puppies they make a great companion if you training your boxer correctly it's hard to find a better dog
The one downside is the most heartbreaking, they don't live nearly long enough.
Her story about the glass of water and her boxer is so true of this breed. I just lost my Boxer girl to cancer a little over a month ago. She was 12 yrs old and was more like having a daughter. I have so many stories like that water glass story about my dog. They are such a strange breed (in a wonderful way). I wish I would have known Boxers could herd, it makes so much sense. Knowing my girl she would have loved it. Maybe someday I will share my heart with another Boxer, but my heart is shattered right now. I really enjoyed this video. Thank you
I'm really sad about your Boxer. I myself lost mine about a year ago a few days ago due to a heart attack. What made it more heart shattering was that I was attending a funeral when she passed away. I do hope you get another one someday.
@@jaegerthedane3245 I'm so sorry for your loss also. Thank you for your kind words. So weird about your situation around you losing your dog, one of my best friends who was having health issues died 1 day before my Boxer did. It's been over a month and I am having a really hard time with it.
I love my 1 year old pitbull boxer mix with all my heart I'm glad she'll always be happy she'll always have that playful personality imma love da next 12 years of my life ❤️❤️
I know it's rough, one of mine I had eight years died of cancer. Me her would go fishing at night several times week in my boat. She would jump in and try to catch beavers till I made her get back into the boat. She didn't know she didn't what would happen if she caught one
@@billydaniel900 Haha! 😂 That sounds like my girl. She would always love the chase, but didn't seem to have a plan if she actually trapped something. Usually she just barked and stomped her feet and that was about it.
Sorry for your loss. They have a gift for stealing hearts. 💕
love seeing working dogs can’t wait for a nova scotia duck tolling retriever(hopefully hunting)
Wow, learned something new today, I never knew boxers could do this type of work! The lady had a very smooth flow in her dialogue, she was informative and kept us interested. Production quality keeps getting better, I especially liked the song at the end, nice touch, felt like I just saw a movie.
Certainly an unusual choice to pick for herding, but I'm all for breeds being used for a variety of tasks.
I remember seeing a vid on RUclips about a Rottweiler being used as a Retveriver, he was doing a pretty good job too.
I took my Border Collie to a herding aptitude day in Northern California one day, just as an opportunity to get my dog on sheep. While we were there, someone had a boxer who was really amazing. I had no idea they could herd. The boxer in my mind was third in aptitude behind borders and Aussies. I still remember that boxer to this day.
Btw, great job on telling the story man! Your style is definitely evolving and your storytelling is pretty on point. Of course your shots and editing style has always been impressive.
Wow, interesting... beautiful Boxers with a twist. I really liked the Young Lady's commentary. Learn something new everyday...thanks for this one Young Man.
I LOVE BOXER VERY MUCH,
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Oh..M.. G! that water story made me tear up. I have had 5 boxers in the last 30 plus years and my third one was like that. I bought her for my son when he was 2 years old and trained her to watch him when he was outside playing. She would sit in the front yard and watch him play. But if anyone would walk by or another dog, she would get up and be in protective mode. She wouldn’t let anyone get close to him. She passed after 13 years. That was the saddest day of my life. My other two after have also passed and they were brother and sister. I am looking for a sixth boxer now, they are such wonderful dogs and have a heart of gold.
That’s pretty inspiring to see this woman’s passion for her dog and her desire to use a dog that’s mainly as a pet (maybe protection) and to put a utilitarian purpose. I’ve had dobbies, Great Dane, amstaffs, lab, great Pyreneese mixes and an Anatolian and nothing beats a working dog out of all of the lines. That lady gave her dog a purposeful life You
I am on German Boxer #4. A TulleyRue. Love him and he loves me. Unconditional Love.
Thank you so much for your videos Zeke, may you continue to be successful.
My boxer wants to herd my chickens all the time but also wants to eat them. I wish I could do something like this with her
Herding with the intention to eat is called hunting. 🤣🤣🤣
@@DogumentaryTV ok. So I was giving her the benefit of the doubt 🤷♀️
@@cecimast5969 Herding is the hunting instinct stopped short of killing. You could try and seek a local group and see if they would work with you. Even Border Collies would kill sheep if not trained.
Thank you for the clarification. I was feeling a little foolish for a second.
Your videos are getting in to the next level... super cool videos
Amazing ! The Doberman could also herd as well. Not to many people know they could herd because they were breed for guarding & that what they are mostly used for. But the Doberman has some herding breed bloodline.
24 years with Boxers. Once you have a Boxer in your home, you realize you never understood just how aware, observant, highly intelligent, nurturing, intuitive, manipulative, loyal, caring, gentle, rationally fierce, astutely proud, tidy, loving, and sharply comical a dog could be.
I’ve had German Shepherds, Doberman, English Mastiff (omg 180 pounds of pure sweetness, love and loyalty, but unfortunately not the sharpest of breeds), Pekinese, Shih tsu, Chihuahua (😐🔫)... not a single one of them could measure up to the diverse and apt Boxer.
I will always have one Boxer in my pack, but two is better if possible as they work well with one another.
#ObsessedWithBoxers #ImOk #Wow24YearsThatsCrazy
Just give me one Boxer puppy 🙏 please. I've already had an energetic German shepherd. I'll pay you in instalments. I'm from Bombay
Aditya Colvalkar I don’t breed dogs. Sorry. One thing I’ve learned, the more expensive the boxer, the more health and temperament problems they seem to have. I’ve had the best luck with breeders who do not breed as a main source of income. My two best boxers came from farmers who bred so they could have healthy and smart working dogs for themselves.
Best description of a boxer I've ever heard
I would have to bring the couch out to the field.
Boxers are an amazing breed, especially when children are present.
Breaking boundaries....this is inspiring to watch! great video.
I love my brindle female boxer!
What's next, a sheepdog in a boxing ring? Oh wait boxers don't actually box ha ha.
Boxers are such goobers. Love them.
Oh my, my, my. Who would have guessed this was THE boxers' vocation. It all fits into place now, after all these years of wondering how it was that such a perfect, beautiful, loyal and intelligent breed was good at everything BUT NEVER the best at anything.
I am a farmer and so, over the years, I've had lots and lots of dogs, and I also happen to be one of those freaks who "whispers" to anything that walks, flies or swims. Lol. But it never clicked on my head that the 3 boxers I had, when I was very young, could have been great to help with the herds! Instead, we used to tell them off because they used to pester the sheep, the cows and specially the pigs. Boxers do have a particular connection with pigs... I am eager to investigate about that!
So, thank you very much Reegan Ray, for having illuminated me. I'm gonna get me a couple of good boxers ASAP.
Another Informative Vlog from Zeke 👌👌 From 20k Subscribers to 388K Subscribers I've never Missed an Single Episode Till Now Thanks for Educating Us Zeke Lots of Love from India
Thanks bro, you’ve been here that long, that’s dope!
@@DogumentaryTV plz come to india and make some videos on indian breeds, especially Himalayan sheepdog(Gaddi dog & Bhotia dogs), Rampur Greyhound, Rajapalayam and Chippiparai(black n black tan varieties are called Kanni).
This breeder/ handler is great! Awesome work man!
I have owned boxers and I have not seen any dog that like run as much
The video is more about her talking than showing what the boxer can do
I have a boxer heeler that's amazing. Very athletic and smart.
Dog breeds can really reinvent themselves. It's great to learn about this other side of the Boxer and all thanks to Dogumentary TV.
Man I just love Boxers. I pick breeds I like based on stats and various other criteria but the Boxer or I should say a Boxer picked me. Amelia was our family dog and she loved each of us individually, but I was always the big dog person in our family so she and I had a much closer relationship. She was extremely intelligent and had this way of loving a person with a depth that I've never seen in any other breed and I've seen and spent time with most breeds in the U.S. and maybe this was a fluke but other Boxers I've known have been similar and I've always felt like they had that special bond with there owners as I did with Amelia.
This is incredible. Its amazing seeing "unconventional" dogs doing jobs like this.
My niece has a boxer and five kids. The dog doesn't go without attention and love. She is the perfect addition to their family.
Love this Boxer herding video! Very rare!
Can you please do an interview with Boxers Von Bachbett they have amazing boxers as police dogs and shutzhund in la Crosse Wisconsin
That music sucks!!!
Amazing documentary. I had no idea Boxers were so versatile.
RIP Willow. The best Boxer I ever knew.
Loved it so much...keep it up...😍😍😍😍
NIce video but the Boxer is such sad shadow of it's former self, another breed ruined by show breeders, who pay no attention to what the dog was originally bred forever notice who most of the breeders are and that it's almost always about making them prettier not improving on what the breed was meant to do. . In the 60s and 70s "Real" Boxer males wieghed at least 80lbs with 95-105 being common, females accordingly smaller 70-90 lbs today a good sized male is a puny 70lbs with many females running around 55lbs . I had a real boxer, imported Dutch bred went 105 lbs lean. The show breeders took a great dog and trying to make it move better made it much lighter of bone and muscle, movement in the ring was everything.and in the process like so many other breeds completely changed them, for the worse. The history this women talks about is the history of a completely different breed the "real" Boxer which is now extinct. Her knowledge of the modern Boxer is strong but I will guarantee real boxers could not heard like Border Collie actually to hear those two dogs mentioned in the same breath makes me want to either cry or throw up, I don't know which. Oh I forgot they have made them more brachiocephalic with tiny heads compared to the "Real Boxer" To all you Boxer owners out there I'm not saying you don't have a wonderful dog, you do have a wonderful dog, just not a real Boxer as they were supposed to be and could never do all the things this women talks about in their historical usage.
This entire comment is false. Boxers were NEVER bred to be that size. They have always been medium sized dogs.
I've had boxers since the early 50's. Imported one from Germany. You have no idea what you're talking about!
You have no idea what you are talking about. a standard schnauzer is a medium sized dog. You talk like a 80-90 lb dog is a giant breed. Total ignorance
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Nice working breed. I get to know more about the Boxer. Thanks once again for your quality video.
She’s very informative and very communicative, great info and well spoken!! Good work
Great video. Really interesting could you do more on the airedale terrier and try the polish lowland sheepdog
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I love the video I’m thinking about getting a puppy. I love the breed as well. I purchased a German boxer in Germany, had them for years. He was so smart, he pushed his mate away from a car during hurricane Matthew, and was killed as the result. That was many years ago, but now I want to get another boxer since then I started a farm. I was thinking about herding with the new boxer puppy.
My Boxer is my best friend. Lilly is getting older now and slowing down. I don’t look forward at all to the coming years and seeing her pass. I’m just few year from retiring and plan on getting another. Greatest Dogs Ever.
ill never understand why people say boxers are easily trainable/ smart. my poodle is smart. Once he does something twice, he knows exactly what I want. it took my boxer 4 days to learn to lay down. and still, her obedience is questionable.i struggle to trust her off leash. she'll hear a command, and if she's more than about 20 feet away, she will just look at me until about the 3rd time i give the command. still love her, but this trainable eagerness to please their owner stuff is a myth. she is an independent, protective, guard dog.
I’m getting my boxer puppy on May 1st and I’m so excited !!
As interesting as that water story was. My Boxer wasn´t that gently. If she wanted water, you could hear it from outside. By moving that bowl around.
My neighbor's boxer would herd cattle. Just rather sloppy, but he did it. It was natural for him.
I know they say Bulldogs were used for bull baiting, but I believe they were also kind of a rodeo clown. And that's what the King saw in Enland when they were first mentioned. Not that they weren't there for a long time before. Bull baiting came as vile entertainment.
Loved this video, had a boxer and everything she stated is very true about the breed, I loved my boxer to death
I miss my boxer so much, they can pass young
I agree with you. My boxer pass away @ 8 due to cancer....... Now I just get a mutt.
Any dog can die young. It shouldn't matter how long the dog lives but what you do to give it the quality of life it deserves.
@@jaegerthedane3245 I did give my Rocky a good life but only for a very short time........ Boxers and rottweilers tend to get C more often than the other breeds.....
if you go to my page you will see he lived a great life and was a really good looking dog, I was with him 24/7 since I work from home. Out of nowhere his leg doubled in size we took him to the vet and they said it was caner and had spread through his lymphatic system within 2 weeks he was gone was just about to turn 5, irreplaceable dog will take are more years but I want to rescue boxers from now on.
@@jaegerthedane3245 But it should be something that breeders and buyers keep in mind, that way healthier dogs could be bred and they could live longer and with less problems.
My cousin she and her family had a male boxer mix unfortunately he was hit and killed by a car 😢💔
I grew up with a German boxer who was our baby sitter out doors. If we strayed toward the road she would turn us back you could not leave the sidewalk. I was told she was a heading dog.
They’re just big pups and they’re really goofy , that’s why I like them , and you can also sit treats between their eyes which they can then snap it up and catch it lol
As usual... GREAT VIDEO!!!!
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There is a video on yt of a boxer herding chickens. Its awesome.
Great and informative video. I love my boxers. They are sometimes smarter than I am! So loving and protective yet wanting to be busy all the time unless they have to have a nap. LOL!
Great video. You should make one on the Persian Mastiff.
Boxers don't look half bad with their natural ears.
Yeah, for me their natural look is also much better😊
Same for me. I'm in love with the natural ear look on Boxers.
I like both the cropped ear look and the floppy look.
Agreed. They look even better with their natural tail.
Awesome
I know Boxers, and the only thing they want to heard is their toy collection.
We have a 3 year old female boxer. Love her! Never thought of hearding
I've never seen herding boxers. This video is very interesting.
I love that I HAVE ONE❤❤❤❤❤
Please do some more videos with boxers
I am really! So very sorry for your loss 😢💔 of your boxer
Another great video Zeke keep up the good work and we got to get you on television.
I love it!
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PLEASE do the Molosso Presa Mayo dog breed!!!
The breed doesn't exist.
Great vid!
Great video Zeke! I had boxers for caws before but i never tought they were good for hearding small cattle. Great job showing this type of videos
Bring back the American Bully vids. Love the channel brotha. Long time subscriber.👍🏽
Too bad Action K9 sports in Escondido(where some of this footage was taken) has some of the sketchiest and worst yelp reviews. Like a trainer beating a border collie puppy with a stick and broke it in half just cuz the puppy nipped the stick....
So why I can't find much about herding skills of Dobermans online?!!
RIP LUCKY. She was my best friend. I learned just as much from her as she did from me. Putting her to sleep was the hardest desicion I have ever made. She's an angel now.
Really enjoyed this, Reegan's commentary is so eloquent. This has cemented my desire to adopt boxers when I'm in a position to have dogs again. They are loving and daft and clever and their quizzical expression is priceless.
Those sheep must be very athletic, constantly under pressure from training of numerous herding dogs on them. They would demand to double up their salaries if they were humans
Beautiful countryside, where was this filmed?
I love this! Doing things that are outside the box. Boxers working outside the box! Haha
Simply amazing! I never thought of Boxers as shepherd dogs.
Nice piece for sure Z. Can see you put a lot into it. Could have been a animal planet piece, actually better 👍
Can you please show a herding Rottweiler?
Surely their temrement would make them good guide and assistance dogs
Good video bro 👍👍.... 🙏😔 👊😎
Would you ever consider doing a vid on the aidi atlas mountain dog great vid btw :)
Would love a new shar pei video, I've got 2 , best breed I've ever had
Yeah, my Baby Hughie was the best ever....
Awesome video! I remember in your Dogulive 2019 video you talked about a possible Rough/Smooth Collie video...can't wait for that! 👍👌
The person that had agreed to do the video with me has flaked on me. I’ll look for someone else.
Wow, I didn’t realize boxers could herd! Great video. Can you do some on Australian Shepards?
M C he has one or two from last year
This is awesome. Thanks for sharing this.
GREAT VIDEO...ALL OF THEM ARE THO
Love seeing dogs work!
Flipping awesome video!
Do you think you could find a place that shows dogo argentinos doing similar ranch work that'd be awesome to see
No but if you find it let me know, I’d def be interested.
This is really awesome