White Boxers are the same breed of Boxer dogs but they are white in color, this entirely different from the boxers that have white marks covering in their body, and these Boxers are neither rare nor albino. In the whole comparison, White Boxers breed sum up to the whole of 20 to 25% of the entire common Boxer breed. Genetically these dogs come from either the brindle or fawn, due to the excessive marking of white and overlaying in the entire body, the base color of the Boxers become white due to the color mixture of breeding. Just like human beings who have light colored skin, white boxers tend to get risks of sunburn and other skin diseases, some are even prone to get affected by skin cancers, but this case different for the colored Boxer dog. The gene of the dog is more from the same breed and this is one of the added advantages of having boxer dogs. But one of the major disadvantages in the owning a white boxer dog is, the dog is more likely to get a deafness in contrast with other boxer dogs. A study shows that around 18 percent of white boxers are prone to get deafness in one ear or in some worst case scenarios both ears.

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