Collecta Boxer Dog Animal Figurine

Boxer SIZE : 8.6cm x 6.7cm Fun Facts: The modern Boxer was developed in Germany during the 19th century. Boxers are known for their characteristic “boxing” with their front paws while standing on their hind legs. They have a strong, and athletic body with short hair and a broad skull. The CollectA boxer's tail has not been cropped which was so popular in earlier years. Originally a working dog it has now become much of a family dog with a cuddly and jolly characteristic . CollectA The natural world in miniature.   Wild Life : Designed by experts, every model is factually accurate and true to life for education and imaginative play. Divided by different geographic boundaries, our wildlife models are excellent for educational purposes and for use in dioramas and habitat display scenes.  Prehistoric World : CollectA's prehistoric models are created following expert advice and acknowledging the latest scientific discoveries. In order to advance education through play, we are proud to have a tradition of producing models of obscure species and not only the well-known and popular ones. We strive to produce both scientifically accurate models for educational and creative play and ensure that each stage of their production is overseen by a palaeontological expert.  Oceans & Ice : See our full collection of sea animals. Each of them is factually accurate and true to life for education. Many of these replicas are endangered species which can be used in habitat scenes and in zoos for identification.  Horse Country : See the collection from our equine sculptor Deborah McDermott, who is noted for being able to accurately capture the anatomy and breed characteristics of every horse that she sculpts. Her happy horses are full of expression and life!  Farm Time : Farm life is fun! See the figurines you can find on and around the farm.  Little Wonders: Many of these replicas are endangered species which can be used in habitat scenes, in schools for educational purposes, and in zoos for identification.