Jack

The Boxer is a dog of medium size classified morphologically as Molossoide. The Boxer has a muscular and well-defined dry. The head is proportionate to the body, lean and without wrinkles, and the skull is slightly convex with well marked stop. The upper jaw is exceeded by the lower curve which is upward. The jaw is protruding forward, but the upper teeth and tongue are not visible at the mouth closed. The upper lip is thick and swollen, it fills the empty space determined by the prominence of the lower jaw and is supported by the canine teeth of the same. The neck is solid and rounded, with no folds of skin. The truffle is black, slightly upwards, broad, with nostrils widened obviously.

The eyes are dark, they must not be neither too small nor protruding or deeply inserted. The ears are intact, of appropriate size. They are attached laterally to the skull, as high as possible and at rest belong to the cheeks. When the dog is in focus, the ears should fall forward, forming a clear fold. In some pointed ears are cut but because this practice is no longer performed because prohibited. The height is marked, the spine, including the lumbar region, must be short, solid, straight and wide. The rump is slightly inclined. The limbs are straight and parallel. The tail is attached rather high, is of normal length and is left supplements. The amputation is prohibited.

The hair is of equal length all over the body, is very short, smooth, thick and shiny. The colors used are the striped and the fawn and the fawn comes in different shades, from clear fawn to dark red deer. The variety has tubby on the bottom in the above fawn shades of black or dark stripes that follow the direction of the ribs. The mask is black. The males reach a height of 57-63 cm, while females reach the 52-59 and the men's weight is around 30-32 kilograms and the female on the 25th