Boerboels & Boerboel Breeders in South Africa

The Boerboel (pronounced boor bool) is an African dog. Boer is Afrikaans for farmer. Bul, I'm told, means big. They are thought to have developed from dogs that the Dutch, British and French settlers brought to southern Africa, which bred with local dogs. There were dogs in Africa before the white settlers came. Vasco da Gamma reported seeing dogs owned by the San people in 1497. Read more about the origins of dogs.

Boerboel Puppies for sale

Boerboel kleintjies te koop 4 tefies. 1 Bruin en 3 Swart. Noord Kaap, naby Upington. Ons kan hondjies vlieg vanaf Upington lughawe teen R800 vir vlug en dan die koste van die krat sal helfte deur koper betaal word en ander helfte deur my die teller. Ons is bereid om hondjies te vervoer indien ons 3 of meer na dieselfde area moet neem en indien dit bekostigbaar is vir ons. Skakel my asb vir meer inligting by 083 236 8119 of 078 147 0817.

Boerboel puppies for sale. 4 Black and 1 Brown, females. We are in Northern Cape, near Upington. We can fly pups from Upington Airport. Cost R800.00. Price of crate we will share with the buyer. We will transport 3 or more pups , but only if buyers are in the same area and if it is cost effective for us.
For more info contact me Lenie Jooste 083 236 8119 or 078 147 0817. Posted 25.11.18

Lenie Jooste Cell No: 0832368119, E-mail: joostelenie@gmail.com, Website www.boesmanlandboerboele.co.za

More breeders, who may have puppies

Karlien Greeff +27 [0] 82 820 2330 / 082 931 1111 afrikaboerboels@gmail.com. Webpage: Afrika

Boerboel are big and powerful, similar to a mastiff. They need training from the start, with lots of input from the owner, or they can become a menace to society. No dog should be allowed to attack innocent passers-by. If your dog jumps the fence - get a higher fence! Aggression needs to be strictly controlled in this breed.

In Zimbabwe, formerly known as Rhodesia, the dogs were very popular with the settlers. South Africa shares a border with Zimbabwe and as people moved back and forth, the dogs became widespread. South Africans developed the breed into what it is today.

Boerboels were established as a breed in South Africa in 1984. The Suid Afrikaanse Boerboel Telers Vereeniging (SABT) is an organisation which promotes and protects the purity of the breed. They evaluate Boerboels at the age of 9 months or older and only register approved dogs. One cannot buy a registered puppy at 6 weeks of age! It can only be registered later.

The Boerboel makes an excellent guard dog. His sheer size is enough to make a burglar think twice! He stands 63 cms at the shoulder and is strong and muscular, with a square head. It is customary to cut the tail short. They have short, smooth coats. Colour: yellow, red, brown, gray, or brindle.


Sarah belongs to Andrew Molteno, South Africa		Brindle boerboel, and a fawn puppy, belong to A. Blignaut

With a boerboel in our yard, we feel courageous! It's a great feeling! The Bible says, "Be strong & courageous, and remember to keep the law of Moses, and you will prosper!" Joshua chapter 1, verse 7.


Above: Boerboel puppies, South Africa

Boerboels come in different colours!

Bella belongs to the Wentzel family of Randburg

This is Bella our boerboel. She may look vicious and a mean dog on the outside, but she is truly soft and gentle inside!

This verse comes to mind:

"The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance."

Galatians 5:22-23

Dogs - Boerboel

Boerboel Puppies for sale