We do not place our rescue dogs outside our area (Middle and East Tennessee) without the consent of any boxer rescue groups that may be closer to the applicant.

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Sasha is a six and half year old female boxer that has been spayed. She is current on all of her shots except for bordatella, and that is because she has never been to a kennel or grooming. She is in excellent health, though the vet did say she would like to see her gain 4-5 pounds (she is currently 52#).
Sasha is dog friendly with all sizes, she is however extremely playful and this scares other dogs.  She is cat curious with very little exposure.  She does not have much exposure to children but that being said she is ok around them once she is done trying to lick them to death.
Sasha is housebroken but not kennel trained, she has slept on or at the foot of my bed since she I got her. She is located in Franklin, TN.
She is a well-mannered, loving dog. I am trying to rehome her because my fiancée is highly allergic to dogs and cats.

(CL) indicates that the dog is being listed as a courtesy to the owner, and is not in the MTBR program. All information on (CL) dogs is provided by the owner/guardian of the dog, and MTBR assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of such descriptions. We make no warranties or guarantees of the age, health, temperament or other attributes of the dog, and a potential adopter should satisfy him/herself that the dog is suitable for his/her household before taking the dog.

If you think you might like to adopt one of our other dogs, please visit our website at www.mtbr.org and fill out an online application; it does not commit you to adopting. Our dogs live in foster homes (more are always needed!), at our farm in Brentwood, & in boarding.

Every dog adopted out by MTBR must be an inside dog. There are no exceptions!
We require a fenced yard. We do not consider an electric fence to be an acceptable fence.
We do not make same-sex placements. Same-sex boxers almost always begin fighting, necessitating the placement of one or the other into another home. Boxer often get along well with same-sex dogs of smaller breeds.

DISCLAIMER: Dogs have been observed while in the rescue program, and appear to be of stable temperament. However, it is not possible to test dogs under all circumstances, so caution should be used in new environments, especially involving young children.