White Boxers are welcome here, with open arms.

At Bayla Belle & Blossom’s Boxers, we want you to feel just as welcome asking about a white puppy as any other Boxer. Every puppy has a personality all their own, and finding the right match for your family is what matters to us.

That sweet Boxer face comes in white, too

White Boxers have always been part of the breed’s story. They aren’t a separate breed, and their white coloring isn’t albinism. They deserve the same love, thoughtful care and chance to become a treasured member of the family.

Getting to know your puppy

White Boxers have a higher risk of being born deaf in one or both ears, but coat color alone can’t tell you how well a puppy hears. Even a puppy who responds to sounds may hear in only one ear. A BAER hearing test checks each ear separately, so ask about that individual puppy’s test results. Your veterinarian can help explain the results and find testing if needed.

There’s more than one way to say “good dog”

Deaf dogs can learn, play and share a wonderful bond with their families. Hand signals, treats and patient, reward-based training help you build a language together. Gentle approaches, a leash or secure fence, and a trainer experienced with deaf dogs can help keep everyday life safe and happy.

A little extra care in the sunshine

White or thin coats and lightly pigmented skin can burn more easily. Enjoy outdoor time with shade and breaks from strong midday sun. Ask your vet about a dog-safe sunscreen, especially for exposed areas such as the ears, nose and belly. Avoid zinc oxide and PABA, which can be harmful if licked off.

Questions are always welcome

Curious about a white Boxer? We’re happy to talk about the puppy, your family and what life together could look like. You don’t need to have all the answers before reaching out.

Let’s talk about your future Boxer.

Want to read a little more?
American Boxer Club: coat colors · LSU: hearing and coat color · LSU: BAER testing · AKC: training a deaf dog · AKC: sun care

For advice about your own dog’s health and care, your veterinarian is the best place to start.