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MAX IVMax VI is an owner surrender who will remain with his owner until he is adopted. Max’s owner asked ABR for help finding Max a safe, loving family as they do not have any space for him to run and play.Max VI is 5 years old. He’s a handsome guy with his white coat, floppy ears, natural tail and squishy face. He is current on all vaccinations, is heartworm negative and healthy. His owner reports he loves his people and gets along with other dogs. He is house, crate and leash trained and accustomed to living inside with his family. He does not live with cats or kids so we don’t know how he relates to them.His owner reports he is friendly, active, smart, calm, protective, playful, affectionate, quiet and obedient. Sounds like he is all Boxer. He is not fond of fireworks but loves car rides and his chew rings. Let’s help this guy out. He’s past puppyhood, knows all about life with humans, is as handsome as they come, and just needs a family with space for him to chase a ball and have a sunbath. And nap on your couch next to you.To adopt - austinboxerrescue.com/rehoming/adoption/adoption-application/INSTAGRAM: Link in Bio#austinboxerrescue #austinboxers #dallasboxerrescue #houstonboxerrescue #boxerlovers #austinboxerlovers #austinboxerowners #boxerowners #whiteboxersofinstagram ... See MoreSee Less

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TEXAS HEAT - NOT O.K FOR DOGS IN CARS* Do not leave your dog inside your car *On a mild day of about 70 degrees Fahrenheit, the temperature inside your car can quickly rocket to over 115 degrees, according to a study in the journal Pediatrics; most of this heat rise occurs within just 30 minutes. And dogs can experience heat exhaustion when their body temperature hits just 103 degrees.Cracking a window and parking in the shade makes little difference. The problem is that cars are temperature conductors. Even in the shade and with the windows down, cars conduct and amplify the outdoor temperature — it doesn't need to be very warm outside for the inside of your car to become unbearably hot.To keep reading more follow the link - bit.ly/3xUBDZA ... See MoreSee Less

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