"Ringo" is an American Boxer Club National Award Recipient
for "Most American Bred Dog Wins" in 1995.
Ringo beat the top dog in the country that year for the award.

January 11, 1994 - March 5, 2005

Let out of his body due to progression of Cauda Equina Syndrome a non-genetic nerve condition of the spine. Click here to read our tribute to Ringo.

Ringo became part of B.O.S.S. Boxers at 15 months of age.
Shortly thereafter he flew to Ohio and was handled by Professional Handler, Carol Nesbitt. In 3 months she acquired 13 points on Ringo including two five point majors! He then came home to be a house dog and to rest from his grueling show schedule. On July 29, 1996 Ringo became an AKC Champion under Judge Mrs. Edd Embry Bivin.

Ringo had a sweet, mellow disposition, lovely movement, great feet and a good build all of which he passed along to his children. He was an ambassador to the breed greeting animals and humans large and small with joy.

Ringo holtered at 8.5 with 0 PVC's and his full thyroid panel read normal. He never had a cancer, heart issue, his hips were not dysplastic.

Pictured on the day of his AKC Championship

Ringo has sired some beautiful kids:

His last litter, whelped Sept. 22, 2002

Ch. Victoria's Snap, Crackle, Pop-"Poppy"
VRabenau'N'BOSS' Oh Suz Hanna - "Hanna"
Victoria's Lustg Tanzer-"Tucker"

Images and content: © B.O.S.S. Boxers, JLH Web Productions