Middlesex Boxer Club was formed some 60 years ago by a group of Massachusetts boxer fanciers who sought to educate and encourage each other with regard to the sport of showing dogs in conformation. Today we hope to broaden our "encouragement" to include many other related activities such as junior handling, obedience competition and information with regard to health issues and puppy search.

We present a guideline for the Great Lakes Boxer Club members to follow when breeding, buying, selling, or competing and exhibiting their Boxers.  As a Breed Club, we strongly promote education and health testing.

The Boxer Club of Colorado (BCOC) formed in 1948 as a way for Boxer fanciers to meet, share ideas, hold Specialty shows, and to have fun. Interests of its members vary from conformation, obedience, agility to just enjoying Boxers as companions. BCOC is a member of the American Boxer Club (ABC) and holds to its by-laws and Code of Ethics. The American Boxer Club is, in turn, a member of the American Kennel Club.

The Boxer Club of Western New York, Inc. is a member club of the American Boxer Club. Our members have agreed to abide by the ABC's code of ethics. Our club promotes responsible pet ownership, breeders education and the continued effort to educate the public about our breed.

The Michigan Boxer Club provides you with a vital line of communication with other Boxer owners and breeders. We will share many years of knowledge and experience to promote our noble breed. Owners of pet, obedience, agility, and show Boxers are welcome to join us. The Club wishes to encourage and promote purebred Boxers, protecting and upholding the official American Kennel Club breed standard.

Many of our members put The Alberta Boxer Club where it is today and although we are not club poor anymore we are still member rich and to this day every service undertaken by a member whether novice or expert in the field is done on a volunteer basis. With these special people the Alberta Boxer Club can only move forward in to the 21st century.

The Northern Ontario Boxer Club is a small group of dedicated Boxer enthusiasts. We are dedicated to our breed and wish to share our love of Boxers with you.

The Boxer Club of Hawaii strives to promote the breeding of quality Boxers, to protect all interests of the breed, to maintain the standard of the Boxer in Hawaii, and to encourage true sportsmanship among Boxer owners.

The Essex and Eastern Counties Boxer Club was formed to cater for Boxer owners living in Essex and the surrounding areas, although we have many members from further afield. Our aim is to promote the Boxer as a show dog and as a family pet, by holding shows, matches and other social events, and by working together with other breed clubs for the good of the Boxer.

Supports shows and obedience trials and to maintain a program of awards which will encourage sportsmanlike competition, protect and advance the interest of the breed.

The Northern Boxer Club was formed in 1946 by a few early stalwarts of the Boxer Breed. It is the premier provincial Breed Club, second only to the British Boxer Club. The NBC holds three shows each year for all Boxer enthusiasts interested in showing their dogs

A non-profit organization since 1949 which encourages and promote quality in the breeding of purebred boxers and to do all possible to bring their natural qualities to perfection.

Currently, the SVBC holds two Specialty Shows, Sweepstakes & Obedience Trial each April and October. In Fall/Summer we hold an AKC Sanctioned B/OB match. The Sacramento Valley Boxer Club holds Canine Good Citizenship (CGC) testing.

Tree Towns Boxer Club Inc., was organized in 1956. Our Club is based in north eastern Illinois, with members in Illinois and Wisconsin.  Club members interests' include Conformation, Obedience, Agility, Tracking, Therapy Work, Responsible Pet Ownership, and supporting Boxer Rescue.

The Boxer Club of Canada Inc. was founded in 1947. It is the 'National' Boxer Club in Canada and is affiliated with the Canadian Kennel Club (CKC) The Boxer Club of Canada has more than 100 members across Canada.

The purpose of the Oregon Boxer Club is to promote, maintain, and encourage the quality breeding of the purebred Boxer and to make every effort to develop their natural and working qualities to standard perfection. To urge members, breeders, and exhibitors to accept the standard of the breed as approved by the American Kennel Club and the American Boxer Club as the only standards of excellence by which the Boxer shall be judged.

The Breed Council is made up of representatives from each of the breed clubs who are licensed to hold shows under Kennel Club rules. Boxer clubs outside the jurisdiction of the Kennel Club and Boxer Training Clubs may become associated members with full membership privileges other than voting rights.

The Maryland Boxer Club, Inc. was founded on November 29, 1950 and represents breeders and exhibitors in the immediate area.

Over the years the Boxer Association has been involved with educating the public on the virtues of this wonderful breed, relying upon the volunteers on the committee who have given their time, so that the Association will remain for many years to come.

Articles about the breed, parade of champions videos, breed information, information for buyers, illustrated standard, club information, and annual awards. - Read more

Details about club shows and match nights, including results and photos, as well as membership details. The Anglian Boxer Club held their first Members Ltd Inaugural Show in 1977. Bolsterstone, Sheffield, United Kingdom. - Read more

Code of ethics, photographs, memorials, breed description, show schedule, and rescue information. Based in Atlanta but also serving surrounding states. - Read more

Photo gallery, events, show judges, breed history, German kennels, and club information. - Read more

Show schedule, information on their training sessions and seminars, and photographs. The first meeting of the Merseyside Boxer Club was held at the Stork Hotel, Liverpool on the 9th July 1950 with the Countess of Derby as the first patron. United Kingdom. - Read more

In October 1948 an inaugural meeting was convened in Edinburgh with the purpose of forming a separate club for the breed in Scotland. Application to the Kennel Club was supported by the Midland Boxer Club (founded 1948) and guaranteed 100%. This was approved and in March 1949 the Scottish Boxer Club was granted official status by the Kennel Club. News, club history, show schedule, and breed description. - Read more

Information on the club, including officers and membership application, schedule of events, and breed related links. Our clubs focus is Conformation. Members also participate in breeding, obedience, agility, tracking, pet therapy, and responsible pet ownership. - Read more

Meeting schedule, events calendar, and links to member websites. The Tar Heel Boxer Club was founded to promote the responsible breeding and ownership of Boxers. We hold regular social events, training events, and business meetings. North Carolina. - Read more

Show results, news, information on their training classes, breed standard, and club history. The club was formed early in 1952 getting a Kennel Club rubber stamp on the 28th December 1951 and an official registered date of 19th February 1952. United Kingdom. - Read more

Provides owners, breeders, and exhibitors with facilities for obedience and ring craft training for show dogs. Includes membership details and history. Northwest United Kingdom. - Read more