- Large and muscular, the Boerboel looks every bit of the guard dog they were born to be. They have a broad head and jowly faces, typically with a black mask.
- Both the build and the head are angular and expressive. Overall, the Boerboel is well muscled and strong. Males should be at least 60 cm tall, ideally 66 cm.
- The African Boerboel, or the South African mastiff as it is also known, is a large, confident dog descended from the mastiffs that first came to Africa in the late 1600s.
- Early and all-around socialisation is an absolute must for the Boerboel otherwise its aggressive tendencies can get out of control.
- We have been serious breeders for over 37 years, but quickly fell head first into a Boerboel obsession after purchasing our first puppy in 2014.
- The skin of a Boerboel should be dark on his stomach and under his fur, as well as the roof of his mouth, which protects against heat and sun.
- The Boerboel is a great family dog with all ages of people, it also called the South African Mastiff, South African Boerboel, Borbull or simply the Bole.
- For the most part, to an African Boerboel Breeder, the genealogy is much more for it holds the keys to achievement.
- Breeding not just any Boerboel, but the epitome of working Boerboels—crafted for the sole purpose of safeguarding you and your loved ones.
- The training of a Boerboel, as with any dog meant for aggression or protection, is of critical importance, especially in family situations.