Life at Araby
Araby Boxers is located at Hopewell Run Farm in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia. The farmhouse was built in 1880 on a parcel of the historic Bower Plantation, a site famous as the ancestral home of the Dandridge family, of which Martha Dandridge Custis Washington was a notable member. It was also a well known Civil War site and the birth place of General Robert E. Lee's second favorite horse, after Traveler, the red mare Lucy Long. Our Boxers enjoy running the spacious property with its swift running stream, from which the farm takes it's name, "Hopewell Run". They split their time between the house and the kennel which was constructed in 2005. In 2008 the kennel opened for boarders as well. Please enjoy the candid photos of some of our dogs past and present as they live and play here at Hopewell Run Farm.
Hope and Kaelyn outside playing with puppies on a nice fall day.
Cooper and Kaelyn. Kaelyn says "Go!"
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Playing stick! A favorite game among Cooper and Hope. Even Kaelyn wants in on the action!
Miller training Kaelyn to be a Junior Handler.
Toot might need a little work... But he loves to play stick!
Dog Pile! What little snuggle bugs!
Mikey and Cooper. Boxer kisses are the best!
Rosie the Rednosed Reindeer showing off her holiday spirit!
Guapa and puppies on a nice warm day in June.
Topper lounging in the house. He fell asleep with a raw-hide in his mouth. 
Ava likes to hang out underneath the kitchen table.
Miller and Kaelyn. Miller loves the baby and the baby loves Miller!
One of Ava's first interactions with Kaelyn. 
Kaelyn's first full sentence, "It's a dog!" definitely gets a lot of use around this house.
"So.. what's for dinner?"
Page updated 9.7.2010