Boxer is a distant relative of Rottweilers. The ancestors of the boxers were hunting wild boars, deer and even bears. Thanks to the tick-shaped bite and a huge head with a wide muzzle, the four-legged hunter could easily hang on the victim and not lock his teeth for many minutes. However, the same ferocious dog could easily turn into a peaceful shepherd guarding cattle on the slopes.
The usual appearance of the breed began to take shape only in the 18th century. Plain red or brindle dogs without white spots had the same wide and short snout as the ancestry. The upper jaw was shorter than the lower, so the dogs could at the same time to keep the teeth of the victim and breathe.
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