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
Finding Boxer...

Clean short coat
Maison PerfumeDog
Eau de Boxer
Flacon Organique•ConcentrĂ© 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
| Task | Frequency |
|---|---|
| Bathing | Every 4 weeks |
| Brushing | Weekly |
| Nail trim | Every 4 weeks |
| Ear cleaning | Every 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.