In what ways does boxer work harder than the other animals?

Boxer, the horse in George Orwell's "Animal Farm," works harder than the other animals through his unparalleled dedication and relentless labor on the farm. He embodies the motto "I will work harder," often taking on extra tasks and pushing himself to exhaustion, especially during the construction of the windmill. His strong work ethic contrasts with the other animals, who sometimes lack his determination or are disillusioned by the leadership. Despite his tireless efforts, Boxer's loyalty is exploited by the pigs, highlighting the dangers of blind dedication.