THE PLAYERS

Come in and meet my music makers, both past and present. You’ll find them up to their normal everyday antics.  

The Groupies

Molly, the sweetest beautiful and laid back reverse brindle female that ever graced my home. She had her mother Shannon's gentle sweet temperament, loved to be part of a group hug and loved her belly rubs. Had the sweetest and most gentle babies and we were blessed to have such a fine family member.

Alfie is my beautiful black masked mahogany brindle girl. She was gifted with her mother Molly's sweet disposition but not her meekness. Gives the most innocent face while trying to cut in line for her treat. Impossible to get mad at a face like that, even when she steals a deer heart off the cutting board. Even the other dogs give her a pass. She has stolen all of our hearts.

One of the most beloved boxers to grace this Symphony. Such a super sweet, beautiful dark brindle. Playful and full of energy with his mother Sadies loving ways and zest for life. He had an exquisite prance that was such a joy to watch as he headed off to the back 40. We loved his unique goofiness and were so blessed to have him in our lives. We miss him everyday.

Soft n sweet and so very gentle in all she does even when she's greeting you with your shoe in her mouth hoping you'll put it on and go outside with her. She loves laying in the sun on the trampoline lisening to the sounds of nature and will soak up all the attention and long belly rubs you care to give. She loves to show off her high 5 and shake to prompt a treat from you.

Blu is a son of my first boxer Morpheus. Like his father, dainty is not one of his descriptions. A big old lover boy. He and Tilly are best friends. The photos will probably tell you all you need to know about him. He's a funny beloved HOT mess and we love him dearly.

Dark Knight "Champ", joined the Symphony in 2012. He was the much loved and treasured boxer of my mentor, and Champ and I both feel that loss greatly. He was the ultimate love bug. The phrase "I'm a lover not a fighter" described him to a T. He stole the hearts of the whole family and of those whom were blessed to meet him. His pups have been blessed with his loving nature.

Phoenix, my beautiful black masked fawn from a Tilly and Bo (a son of Morpeus). She's athletic like her grandma Sadie and is always ready to play frisbee or tug, to use up her abundant energy or cuddle with you on the couch. She's super sweet and a wondeful addition to the Symphony.

Shannon was one of the sweetest and most mellow of the females in the Symphony. She had the most intense look and would gaze at you forever as if looking right into our soul. She came to me later in her life after the loss of her owner and my mentor. She was a much loved addition to the family and we miss her dearly.

Deacon, a handsome dark brindle with a sweet nature once he gets to know you. He spent the first 5 yrs of his life elsewhere afrer he left here as a  pup and I don't know what made him decide he needed to be a watch dog, but he's re-learning that we're pretty laid back around here and he can unwind and be the goofy boxer he was when he left here.

Trin, my lovely gal with her Mahogany brindle coat. You absolutely couldn't walk past her without stopping to kiss that precious face! A wait of 2 years and cross country drive, to bring home the most stubborn boxer I ever had. She waltzed in full of herself knowing how to push everyones buttons, & we never figured out where HER's were! Clever, funny and such a joy. Missed greatly!

Tilly is our ever so sweet, beautiful and nosey reverse brindle gal. She loves nothing more than giving and getting kisses. She'll press her lips against your mouth when she wants a kiss. She is a treasured and dear pup from beloved Trinity and passed her gentle nature to all her beautiful babies. Now retired, she was THE best mother and loved being a mom. I'm very blessed to count her as my loving friend.

The best frisbee player ever! She was a beautiful classic flashy fawn who just wanted to be wherever you were.  She was very opinionated and always seemed to  have something to say - especially if you were giving your attention to the other dogs.

She was poetry in motion, always on the go and ready to play tug and she never lost. Very athletic, a great tether ball player, a good hunter and very affectionate. She could lick you from around the corner before you ever saw it coming - something I firmly believe she took great pleasure in doing. I lost her 2 weeks before her 12th birthday.

My first boxer, a black masked fawn with deep red coloring. Solidly built with the most wonderful temperament and larger than life personality. He was all that a boxer should be and more. There was nowhere he went that he didn't draw a crowd of young and old alike. I was blessed and proud to be able to call him my friend, my navigator - my teacher - my Morpheus. I loved you best.

Apollo is a handsome black masked fawn. His fluid elegance, grace and speed were amazing to behold in his younger years as he'd shoot across the yard to arrive unexpectedly behind startled deer that were brave enough to jump into his yard for a bit of grazing vs the intense game of chase they found themselves in. He's a very sweet and loving boy who's smile has gotten bigger and his steps a bit slower as he aproaches 14 years of age.