The American Boxer Club - no longer published

Founded in 1935

The purposes of the club shall be:

(a) to establish and maintain the Standard for the Boxer breed and secure approval of the Standard by the American Kennel Club.

(b) to strive for acceptance of the Standard by breeders, exhibitors, and judges as the sole criterion of excellence in the breed.

(c) to encourage and promote quality in the breeding of Boxers and to strive to bring their natural and working qualities to perfection.

(d) to advance the interests of the breed by encouraging the organization of local Boxer Specialty Clubs, supporting dog shows and obedience trials, and developing programs to engender and reward sportsmanlike competition.

(e) to initiate and maintain educational programs and promotional activities that foster and extend public interest in the Boxer.

(f) to conduct licensed Special shows, Obedience trials, Agility trials, and any other sanctioned events for Boxers under the rules and regulations of the American Kennel Club.