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BrianParticipant
This not uncommon in Boxers. My seven year male Beau had the same condition. His father before him also had it. The bad part about it is the condition creates pockets around the teeth and gums, possibly causing infections. The pockets catch hair and food among other things. My Boxer and his father had laser oral surgery to repair their gums. You may not think the condition affects them, but it does create pain. My Boxer was a new man after the surgery, even though I didn’t think it was causing him harm. He is happier and has more energy, and because it was laser surgery the recovery was quick. He has shown a difference, for the better. Brian
BrianParticipantI have a 6 year old male Boxer and 1 year old male Boxer, they both had the same condition. My Vet advised to wait until they were 10 weeks old to see if the testicle would drop. Both dogs required surgery to find the testicle that did not drop. I made the decision for surgery due to the fact Boxers are prone to cancer. My Vet advised if left inside it could cause problems and possibly lead to cancer. They are both healthy and happy. I have no regrets doing it.
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