Boxer Club of Colorado (BCC)

The Boxer Club of Colorado (BCOC), established in 1948, serves as a dedicated organization for Boxer enthusiasts to connect, exchange knowledge, and celebrate the breed. As a proud member of the American Boxer Club (ABC) and affiliated with the American Kennel Club (AKC), the BCOC operates under a strict commitment to the highest standards of canine care and competition. The club provides a welcoming environment for members with diverse interests, ranging from those focused on conformation, obedience, and agility to those who simply cherish the Boxer as a loyal companion.

Core Mission and Objectives

The primary mission of the BCOC is to protect and advance the interests of the Boxer breed. The club is deeply committed to the following objectives:

• Encouraging breeders to strictly adhere to the official Boxer breed standard as approved by the AKC.
• Promoting high-quality breeding practices to ensure the health and integrity of the breed.
• Conducting AKC-licensed and sanctioned specialty shows and obedience trials.
• Fostering a spirit of sportsmanlike competition in accordance with the American Boxer Club’s Code of Ethics.
• Initiating and maintaining educational programs designed to increase public interest and understanding of the Boxer.
• Stimulating interest in exhibiting Boxers at various dog shows and performance events.

Governance and Standards

The BCOC operates in full alignment with the rules and regulations set forth by the American Kennel Club. By maintaining membership within the American Boxer Club, the BCOC ensures that its members have access to national resources, including official breed standards and point schedules. The club emphasizes the versatility of the Boxer, encouraging members to participate in a wide array of activities that showcase the breed's intelligence, athleticism, and temperament. Through its long-standing history and dedication to excellence, the Boxer Club of Colorado continues to be a cornerstone for the local Boxer community, providing the guidance and structure necessary to preserve the breed for future generations.