uh oh
these pups are the same dad as doc, and the sweetest girl ever. my boxer is getting up there, and is frail and fragile. she is still a very happy girl, but she will not be around for all that much longer. in the meantime she is hardy enough to be a fantastic influence of doc. passing on the good dog culture is THE benefit of having a pack of dogs. she has been the greatest auntie.
and i would like to get this puppy stuff out of the way for a while. i love puppies, but damn, the time suck.
so..................................
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I LOVE boxers. I have never had one but I had an old girl show up at my farm about 7 or 8 years ago. She was skinny and covered with ticks. After a week of searching through records and talking to vets across the country who had taken over her records from vets who had died I finally found her family. Washington state is where she was from and they had moved to a community about 30 miles south of me in Kansas. They were gone for 3 months, their daughter did not take care of her and she ended up with me. She was the sweetest dog, just the best. I did not live here at the farm at that time so I cared for her and spent more time here. It was sad when they got home and came and picked her up. She was almost 10. They were not demonstrative at all but she obediently got in the truck when they commanded her to and they were off. Never heard a word from them. 
She is long dead now but I will never forget what an incredibly sweet girl she was.
These are very cute little ones. Nothing is cuter than a boxer pup.
short legged boxers, mostly. they are supposed to be a re-creation of the original pet derived from the bull baiting dogs. basically, they are all bully mutts. this is the dog that boxers came from.
i have my third boxer, and would prefer a boxer. but popularity is ruining the breed right now. i just bumped into this breeder through a friend, and she is doing everything, just everything right.
this is the half brother of these pups-
my pup. an amazingly wonderful fellow.
i need one more.
PUPPIES!!!!! I love it! 
What little sweet peas!
Wutta bundle!
One of my favorite aromas.
Then they grow up, and their paws smell soooo wonderful.
i know this is dumb. but
mom
i love this mom.
Congratulations on all of those bundles of joy. Mom is super cute too. 
Reading comprehension lagging a bit today for reasons best left unexplained. 
It'd be a hard choice, but I don't blame you a bit on little red. S/he(?) is adorable! And if I've got it right this time, your older, female dog will be a mentor of sorts? That is always a very good thing, since nurture is just as, or sometimes even more important than nature (imho).
Good luck with the puppy-part though. Even the sweetist, best tempered of every breed can challenge the patience of any human who tries his/her best to raise a great adult dog... But then, they do something so damned sweet, that... (Grrr!!! I keep trying to talk myself out of a new dog, especially a puppy and always come back to this) 
Perhaps that is why they are so cute?... Maybe it's some sort of Darwinian survival thing? 
btw- no need to comment- most of this is just thinking-out-loud stuff. Again, good luck and please post more pics if you take him/her on!