JINNYBRUX BOXERS U.K.

Welcome..........whether you've found us by just surfing, or whether you came looking for us.......you are MOST welcome

This is the home of top BOXER STUD DOGS.......including our CRUFTS award WINNER, who is himself the sire of CRUFTS award winners, Crufts qualifiers & many Championship show winners.
He is the sire of our two TOP WINNING puppies, both of whom were MULTIPLE CRUFTS '08 QUALIFIED.(Stop press, after winning Jnr dog at ANGLIAN Boxer Club CH show, Genetic Genie has already qualified for Crufts '09 . WOW!!!). He, too, will shortly be available at stud, when he has been heart tested (by specialist cardiologist, as his sire was).

We have great pleasure in welcoming all boxer lovers to their website. We hope you enjoy your visit and that you will return frequently, as we are updating it constantly.Please sign our guest book before you leave, many thanks.


Pictured above,CRUFTS AWARD WINNER,
JINNYBRUX JIMMY NAIL.
(Heart tested grade ZERO,the best possible.)
He is a fabulous deer red & white boy and is confidently offered at stud ( STUD FEE £300 cash or sometimes we will have PICK OF LITTER as an alternative to the fee) . We have many many photo's of his babies to all bitch lines, they are carbon copies of him.......they look like they have had their marking painted on! ( See our two Jimmy Nail kids below). So, if you want red/white flashy boxer babies with excellent heart scores and wonderful temperaments, he's your man!

We can offer self contained accomodation with h/c,shower,colour t.v.etc. for you and your girl if you are too far away to do the trip in a day.


WE WILL SOMETIMES HAVE PICK OF LITTER INSTEAD OF A STUD FEE.....
'PHONE US, AND HAVE A CHAT...ON 01507 472156.

The home of JINNYBRUX BOXERS is on the east coast, at Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire.(Do take a look at 'Our place' on a seperate page of this website, it's headed 'The home of Jinnybrux Boxers').


Please take the time to see a few of Jimmy Nail's children on other pages.We KNOW you'll be impressed!


All puppies by him already born are sold, such is the demand for his babies.His most recent litter was ten red/white flashy puppies......NO whites (to a flashy bitch). However, there are puppies due to to other people's bitches.Please contact us for details. You will need to be a little patient, and get your name down BEFORE they are born if you want a Jimmy Nail puppy.
One of his most recent visiting 'young ladies' made the EIGHT hour trip from Inverness............a repeat mating as they were so pleased with the first litter.

STOP PRESS!!!!
Now take a look at January 2008 pickies of the puppies you can see below as babies. My how they've grown and how well they are doing!
Go to JINNYBRUX GENETIC GENIE page & JINNYBRUX GENE SCENE page.

ABOUT US......We had our first boxer in 1968, but the first of our 'modern day' boxers (and the foundation bitch of our line) arrived in 1989.She was Revluc Future Treasure of Jinnybrux (Ginny).She was so very precious to us that we decided she would never, could never , be forgotten....hence she put the 'Jinny' in Jinnybrux.All our boxers carry her name and her genes.



Pictured below ( at 3 months old )...our latest Jimmy Nail babies who made their debut in April at just 6 months of age.
Left is JINNYBRUX GENETIC GENIE (Giles),who delighted us by qualifying at his first weekend of shows, for Crufts '08 in a super class of 16 lovely male puppies , of which he was the youngest.The judge was international boxer breed specialist, Mr Leo Van-Os (Holland). Right is JINNYBRUX GENE SCENE (Jessica),who has also quickly qualified for Crufts '08 too, in a lovely class of minor puppy bitches at S.Counties Ch. Show under international boxer breed specialist, Mr Kari Jarvinen (Finland).Both qualified by just seven months of age, we are delighted!

The new 'hopefuls' for 2007, pictured above are grandkids of our C.C. winning JINNYBRUX JON-ROSS (J.R.) & our Champion girl CHLOLOCX CLASSIC CASE FOR JINNYBRUX
(Tyler).
See the photograph at bottom of this page to see the remarkable similarities. Yes.....we breed for type!



Oh, the excitement when drying those new born babies as they enter the world…….could this one be 'the one'? And the pleasure, as a judge, of seeing my Chosen Best of Breed go on to dizzy heights at a later date…..confirming the choice I made was right. Especially relevant at present, as I gave the '2003 Crufts Best of Breed ' Best Boxer as a youngster from an entry of 64 boxers in Jan 2000 at the West Lancs. Boxer Rally and also Best Male in Show at Merseyside Boxer Club in Feb. 2002 before he was awarded any C.C.'s……I always knew he was good enough. He's proven me right. I get great pleasure from that.
Our own Jinnybrux Jimmy Nail (pictured above top) has many of the same ancestors....I guess I go for 'type'. Lots of you came to cuddle Jimmy Nail at Crufts '07,where he was awarded VHC in a super entry of 12 in veteran dog. He absolutely loved all the attention after his class when he was back on the bench, he tried very hard to stay awake so as not to miss out on anything....then snored all the way home!.Hey.......did I mention? We have a waiting list for his puppies (if you are thinking of letting your girl have a litter of lovely babies, see our two kids by him above on this page.) ....he is, of course, heart tested ZERO , the best possible grade, we will of course be willing to show you his cardiologist signed certificate, to prove it.
Alternatively, perhaps you would like something to show? His children are successful in the ring, they are all very extrovert! There are litters due by him (not our girls, but 'young ladies' who have visited him'). Contact us on 01507 472156, for details or to book to use him at stud.
For me, absolutely nothing compares to being in the ring with one of my boxers, whether at a small match or a top Championship Show, being 'at one' with him and knowing he is giving his all just to please me. I can ask no more........win or lose. I always praise when we leave the ring, no matter what the result, and without fail I always feel I'm taking the best ones home with me…..the same ones I took to the show.
Everyone goes with the hope of winning, including me, but I can honestly say that if I don't win it really doesn't spoil it for me. I still enjoy the show and my dogs do too. There are, of course, odd occasions when one's dog is not judged fairly, but that judge has to live with that knowledge, and people round the ring have eyes.

I have always been 'dog crazy', I love them with a passion. I can't remember when I didn't. Neither can I count how many times I was bitten as a small child through going up and stroking strange dogs without knowing if they were friendly. It never put me off. My parents despaired.
I think they breathed a sigh of relief when I started helping (for the knowledge, as I wasn't paid in money, and was happy to do it in order to learn) at a local kennels whose main breed was miniature bull terriers. I was about eleven years old at the time. The kennels, which was owned by Mrs Burton, my mentor (and later my very good friend), was the then top U.K.one in the breed, having the Navigation affix. Mrs Burton made sure I served a very thorough and long apprenticeship, starting well and truly at the bottom but eventually leading to my handling her top winning mini bull terrier male, Ch. Navigation Billy Boy. She also instilled in me the necessity to congratulate the winner of a class, when beaten by it. She placed great importance on good manners and sportsmanship.It is something I have tried to continue.
I eventually had my own mini bulls and a modest amount of success too....winning awards at Crufts.
However, with marriage and children, the dogs had to take a bit of a back seat, although I still managed to purchase my first boxer, a pet, in 1968. She was a red with a black face, I named her 'Chien', my kids learnt to walk hanging on to her.That was 'it' as far as other breeds were concerned……I was hooked! She would lie across the knees of two of my toddlers in their twin pushchair on the way home from walks...she would NEVER walk home, yet she couldn't wait when we left home for a walk, bounding along!She was by a 'Snarestone' bred boxer, and bred by a local policeman, who lived at Heather (a small village near to Measham in the Midlands).
Little did I know how how fate would work out. I never bred from Chien, nor did I show her, but I learnt so much about boxers from her.
The years went by, the children grew up, and sadly we no longer had Chien. I wanted another dog. For me there was only one choice….it had to be a boxer.
I wanted a red, black faced bitch again (I guess we all try to replace what we have had and lost).
I managed to buy a red brindle girl with a black face. She was one of a litter of twelve, the one that nobody had chosen, probably due to her lack of white markings. To me she was the most beautiful puppy I had ever seen. I still have this opinion today, eighteen years later. She was my soul mate,we adored each other, she was the foundation of all I now have, and so appropriately named……'Revluc Future Treasure'.(Pet name Ginny).
We later chose our affix with her in mind as we were so determined that she would never be forgotten. Hence the 'Jinnybrux' affix was born……..from her name 'Ginny' and our surname 'Brooks' , both of which we decided to spell slightly differently.
She was bred by Jan Baxter (Revluc) and that was the beginning of a friendship too.
I assured my husband, when he anxiously asked, that I wasn't intending to get back into showing and that she was going to be just a pet. So, guess where she was at just six months and one day? You guessed……at her first show! She gained a very respectable second, and we were away ! It was to change the rest of our lives………….



Pictured below with me.....in 1996, our winning duo ,left CHAMPION CHLOLOCX CLASSIC CASE FOR JINNYBRUX (CRUFTS 1st PRIZE WINNER, also Best in Show Northern Boxer CH. Show ) & right, C.C. & Res. C.C. winner , Best of Breed Southern Counties CH. Show, Best Puppy in Breed Paignton CH. Show , Green Star winner & Res. Best in Show All Breeds CH.Show Southern Ireland (also multiple CRUFTS AWARD WINNER) JINNYBRUX JON-ROSS (See their 2007 grandchildren pictures with me,above).

We are delighted to have Jon-Ross still here with us, he will be THIRTEEN years young on 4th July 2008.He is still quite a character and is very much loved by us all.We absolutely adore him and he us.