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A tractor is an essential part of a successful farm. A tractor is ready to take on a long day of work all year round. From planting crops to plowing snowy driveways, the tractor is capable of anything in between. A tractor is similar to a horse, it is capable of a lot of difficult farm tasks but isn’t very intelligent. Boxer is like a tractor strong and unintelligent but essential part of any farm. For various reasons, Boxer is an important part of the farm. He is strong, he is hardworking and dedicated to the farm and the animals and he is a good citizen.

Boxer is physically and mentally strong. This is important because the other animals are not capable of doing most of the work they have to do. “Boxer was an enormous beast, nearly eighteen

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