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Trifecta Foundation Story
My Credentials
A brief history & pictures of dogs and activities that formed Trifecta Boxers

What does this mean?

It means they all have house time. They are not just in a kennel. They have a huge fenced area to exercise in. They sleep in the house. Some in their crates and some with me in the bedroom.

They are born in a quiet room in the house. They have a big exercise pen 5 x 10 in the family room for their daytime play area. Then they return to their whelping box and exercise area in the quiet room where they were born. By going back and forth between the two play areas they start learning to come at about 4 weeks. They get exposure to sights and sounds during the day.
It costs a lot of money to home raise a puppy. The health checks, proper breeding practices and early training all take enormous time and money.

My dogs are raised in a chemical free environment. Dogs absorb everything through their paws. They suck in lawn chemicals, garden fertilizers and diseases. The constant exposure to these things may be causing the lowering of the immune system. A lower immune system cannot fight disease or cancer. I believe dogs are being exposed to too many chemicals and that is why some boxers are succumbing to cancer at very young ages.

The older puppies I sell, are trained to walk proudly and sedately by your side. Walk through crowds and around other dogs without lunging or pulling on the leash or whining and barking. They know �sit� and �down� and �wait.� They are house trained. They sleep quietly in their crates at night or when you are gone. They have manners. They do not bite or nip at your clothes. They do not jump on counters. They allow you to trim their nails, clean their teeth and ears, without a fuss. They are encouraged to use their innate guard instincts to give warning barks but are trained not to be overtly aggressive. They are awesome security dogs. They know the difference between a chew toy and furniture. They have had all their shots,(rabies if over a year old) and health checks.

All dogs and puppies I place go to their new homes with a money back guarantee for a trail period. They bond easily and quickly to their new people. I do encourage further formal training to help the bonding process and to teach the puppy who is the alpha and who to respect. I am always available for questions from my clients and have saved many people from needless worries and countless veterinary expenses.