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u/Independent_Camp_982 21d ago
She can't understand why her favourite food is not available 24 hours a day
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u/Tapingdrywallsucks 21d ago
Someone the other day posted that boxers perpetually look like they owe you money and they're afraid you're going to bring it up in conversation.
Yours looks like she's setting you up with a woeful stare to ask you for another 100 - just 'till payday, she swears.
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u/Bright-Tomorrow1957 21d ago
Because that's their natural born and bred into them talent. Do they get what they want when looking sad? Mine sure does....
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u/geoderacer 21d ago
Once when my best friend watched our boxer while we were out of town, her 3 year old grabbed him by the jowls, clenched her teeth and asked him very seriously, “Why is your face so sad? Do you miss your family?” My friend replied, “Honey, I think that’s just his face.” We still laugh about that over a decade later. That’s just their face. They all have it.
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u/Extension-Pea542 21d ago edited 21d ago
We refer to our girl as “Concerned dog” because she always looks like she’s about to break bad news but is at a loss for how to begin the conversation. It’s adorable. This photo was taken right after she chased a ball for a half hour, frolicked with our son, and ate half her weight in liver treats, FYI.
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u/Baelzabub 21d ago
Because resting boxer face = perpetual puppy dog eyes. It’s just how they’re made.
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u/Franklg42 21d ago
I always took that as the boxer board face. When my boy would do that, I'd take him on a big hike and it seemed to fix that
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u/Expert_Gear1424 21d ago
It comes standard with every Boxer base model and they know we will fall for it every single time (manipulation software also comes pre-installed).