Boxer Puppies for Sale in New York

14 Boxers available for New York, 8–17 weeks old

Every puppy is examined by the breeder's licensed veterinarian before travel and can be delivered to New York from $749.

Pawrade records through Oct 2026

Summer and winter both ask something of a Boxer in New York.

July highs average 86°F, and on about 44 days a year the normal high tops 85°F, which a Boxer feels in every step: the short muzzle and very short coat make the breed sensitive to heat, so summer exercise happens in the cooler hours. Mornings on the Hudson River Greenway Trail or the Canarsie Park Hiking Path work well, with the hot middle of the day saved for tug-of-war in the kitchen. Cold gets its turn from January through February, when nights drop below freezing and January lows run around 29°F; that same short coat leaves a Boxer sensitive to cold, so a dog coat goes on before winter walks. Spring and fall are the payoff. With May highs of 72°F and September's 77°F, a Boxer can stretch out on the Wantagh Parkway Trail, romp at Prospect Park Dog Beach in New York City, or race new friends at Eisenhower Dog Park on Long Island and Kennedy Dells Dog Park in the Hudson Valley.

A Boxer puppy's first New York weeks are about meeting the world.

Early socialization is the key, so your puppy meets plenty of people and animals and starts a puppy class as early as 7–8 weeks, as long as it stays away from sick dogs, at Petco Dog Training in New York City or Happy Paws K-9 Academy on Long Island. The day runs on potty trips: first thing in the morning, last thing at night, after every nap, and 5 to 15 minutes after eating, drinking or play, with praise when it goes. Short sessions with tiny food rewards teach sit and come, and Stay and Come get daily practice in the house and yard, a treat for every success. The muzzle and feet get handled daily, and the toothbrush starts while the puppy is small. Over the months the gaps between trips stretch slowly, but meals, naps and play still mean straight outside. Rotate a few chew toys, handing a toy over whenever a hand or chair leg looks tempting, and let Prospect Park Dog Beach and Eisenhower Dog Park keep the introductions going.

Boxer puppies keep turning up within reach of New York.

Breeders in the state and within 250 miles of it have listed 80 of them on Pawrade in the last two years, and those puppies found their families in a median of 17 days. Timing can work in your favor. New listings peak from February through April, when 36% of them go up, so that stretch is when the page fills fastest with new faces. Your search doesn't have to stop at the state line, either. Right now 14 Boxers are available on Pawrade, and every one of them can travel to New York, which means the puppy you fall for could start out anywhere in the country and still end up asleep on your kitchen floor.

Mansfield

1 puppy 1 ready now Simone

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Fort Wayne

5 puppies 5 ready now 2 breeders Felina, Fletcher, Floyd +2

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South Bend / Michiana

7 puppies 7 ready now 2 breeders Diamond, Valor, Walker +4

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Bloomington

1 puppy 1 ready now Rider

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Since 2022, 90% of the Boxers delivered to New York have traveled by Pampered Ground, and the rest came by Local Pickup (10%).

Puppies reached home a median of 15 days after reservation, and most were about 11 weeks old when they traveled, which leaves time to buy a crate and settle the name debate.

Your Boxer can come home to New York five ways, and your Travel Concierge plans the trip with you.

1. 1You reserve your Boxer and choose how it travels.
2. 2The breeder's vet examines your puppy 3 to 5 days before it leaves; the health certificate and the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection, required by law for interstate travel, are included.
3. 3Most puppies are home in one to three weeks, and your own vet sees yours within 72 hours of arrival.