How the waitlist works
Applying for the waitlist costs nothing. When a litter is confirmed, Lauren Loftis Moore reaches out to families whose applications match the puppies expected, such as the color, sex and line you asked for. You talk with Lauren Loftis Moore first. A deposit is only arranged after that call.
What to put on your application
Tell us the color you prefer, whether you want a male or female, and whether you are open to an American or a European line. The more flexible you are, the sooner a match is likely. Not sure which coat to choose? Read the Boxer colors explained page first.
Planning around a litter
A Boxer puppy usually goes home at about eight weeks of age. That means you have time to prepare while the litter grows. Use our checklist for getting your home ready for a Boxer puppy so nothing is missing on pickup day.
Want a puppy sooner?
Puppies that are ready now are listed on the available Boxer puppies page. If nothing there fits, join the waitlist through the application form.
Curious what earlier litters looked like? See the past Boxer puppies that have gone home.