PerfumeDog
largesingle coat

Boxer

Short, tight single coat with some loose facial skin and wrinkles around the face and neck.

Odor Level6/10
Low OdorHigh Odor

Maison PerfumeDog

Eau de Boxer

Flacon OrganiqueConcentré Pur
Top Note
Heart Note
Base Note
Top Note
Clean short coat
Heart Note
Warm, active-dog scent
Base Note
Musty from facial wrinkles if uncleaned

Grooming Schedule

TaskFrequency
BathingEvery 4 weeks
BrushingWeekly
Nail trimEvery 4 weeks
Ear cleaningEvery 3 weeks

Common Smell Issues

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Boxers smell bad?
Moderate. Their short coat is easy to maintain, but their facial wrinkles need regular cleaning to prevent yeast and bacteria buildup.
How often should I bathe a Boxer?
Every 4 weeks. Focus on cleaning facial wrinkles and jowl areas during the bath where odor accumulates.
Why do Boxers drool and smell?
Their loose jowls and flat face cause them to drool more than average. Bacteria in saliva cause odor when it collects in skin folds.
How do I clean Boxer face wrinkles?
Use a damp antibacterial wipe or soft cloth to clean inside wrinkles after meals and during baths. Always dry completely -- moisture is what feeds bacterial growth.