Family male Boxer puppy, 14 months old

Male Boxer puppy, 14 months old. We have to rehome our family pet due to our child having an allergy. Extremely energetic dog that would need a family that would have the time and effort to put into him. He has been raised with an infant. Very excitable character as is the norm with Boxers, especially when visitors arrive at the door. Ideally a house with a big garden so he has plenty of room to run around and burn off some of the energy. Fully house trained and crate trained for when out of the house and night time.

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