IKR?? They're so cute and squeezable. They're 8 weeks old, believe me, 2-4 weeks later, they would double their sizes. My neighbour has a Tibetan Mastiff, that I would carry around the first time he came, also at 8 weeks old. Now at 10-11 months, he's this massive dog, but I couldn't help see him as an 8 weeks old puppy. Time really flies by in puppy world.😄
Mama was big and strong enough to deliver 15 of those pups... she's got to be a monster and probably needs to eat a leopord a day just to make up for the lost calories.... a leopard a day keeps the doctor away
We have an African mastiff named Kivalina, and she is definitely fearless, extremely strong, and not friendly, even after socializing. The only things she’s afraid of is the beaver that lives out back in the slough, and Mylar balloons on the stairs.
I wonder what the name you actually use would be there. The more traditional way would of course be using the first name, but Burned may get odd looks at the dog park (and Burny sounds a lot like Bernie - which may or may not be a problem 😅)... In any case that breeder has a thing for carbs and hopefully no gluten intolerant customers😂
The juxtaposition of her cradling an adorable, nervous puppy as she narrates that "They are immensely powerful, fearless, and in the wrong hands, a dangerous weapon" is kind of funny
I live in South Africa and have a Boerboel named Lilly. She is on the smaller size as she was the runt of the litter, weighing in at 52kg. She is the sweetest thing ever with me but she will give her life to protect me. It was very hard to raise her because they are very stubborn dogs. But I put in the time and she is the love of my life. ❤❤ Abselutely not recommended for 1st time owners.
@@lisamelroy2855 I never knew the “other meaning” until a dear friend from Toronto sent me a link to a video and then pointed out the joke in Corner Gas.
ALL pups are cute, till grow iinto terrors like teen age kids, if are not disciplined, obediance trained, especially th big powerful ones, .. like these, & pitbull/ bullies, & others, shepherds, dobies, rotts, even th little yappers, chihuahua, Yorkies,... not be let run wild , with no discipline, training
Ohh i see "Madelines" everyday lol..in South Portugal we have a giant breed...and most of them are on the lose...Rafeiro Alentajano...actually theyre quite gentle, the only problem is the young ones might want to jump. Thats a big no no 😂 theyre not mastiffs though.
@@alisav8394 no if it’s literally just gonna stop at your feet and sniff you, it’s no big deal. now if the dog wasn’t friendly or half and half then that’d be annoying, because that’s scary and anxiety rushing asf
Isn’t Madeline a type of cake? Considering her siblings names are food related? ‘Don’t worry, Madeline is as sweet as the cake!’ ‘Dude, how many cakes did she eat??’
We have a 13yr old Boerboel who is my wife's retired mobility dog ( she uses a 2yr old Anatolian Shepherd now) For this breeds fearsome reputation he is the most laid back gentle giant who gets along with everyone and every animal. He's the best darn mastiff we have ever had and we have had English, french and bull mastiffs.
Totally agreed!! We’ve had several mastiffs and our Bourbel is the gentlest and sweetest soul ever!! ….although, if need be, he’s fearless and could take down just about anything Good thing he’s really obedient 😊
Saw a video of an older female Pibble that had puppies that needed to be bottle-nursed. Her name is Sugar, so naturally they named the puppies Cane, Cookie, and Cube.
In the wrong hands even golden retriever can become ferocious, in the right hands even lion can become docile, hope these cute pups wil be raise by the right loving human they deserves
I groomed an adult one of these once and she was wonderful, she just loved making this ridiculous screaming sound the entire time. She sounded like an angry dragon/pterodactyl! She was just talking but it sounded horrific. My manager had to have me work on her in view of the window so people could see that we weren’t hurting her! It was a fun grooming though, she was very sweet 🥰
My yellow Lab had 10 pups and when we took them to the vet for their first shots, we brought them in laundry baskets. They were the hit of the waiting room! These pups look so much like they did, just a bunch of roly- polies. ❤
As a South African Im so happy and proud to see these puppies on your channel. I also love the way you say Boerboel. They are definitely loyal and very protective of their owners.
A breed I've never heard of before! What adorable pups (especially little Toasty at the end), but DAMN look at those feet. These kids are indeed going to be big when they grow up.
I had a boreboel/Rottweiler mix. He was one of the best dogs that ever graced my life. Thank you for always introducing us to all breeds, both small and Large.
I love it when you bath litters 😍😍. I'm South African. Our neighbours had a Boerboel, her name was Flower 🤣. She barked fiercely at anyone walking by in the street, at us walking past in our garden, and she had an ongoing cross-fence feud with my GSD. But she was THE biggest softie with her humans, especially with her human pups. She patiently played dolls with her little girl human, and she did not mind in the least being dressed up by her. In winter, she wore a Springbok (our national rugby team) doggy jersey 😁. Random info: the "oe" in Boer is pronounced like "boo!" and boel is just bull written in an Afrikaans way. So basically Boo+r+bull 😂
My Boerboel possessed every virtue that we admire in people (and only a few vices - such as an extreme hatred of strangers). I'll never stop missing that dog.
"In the wrong hands, a dangerous weapon" A very good warning but such a contrast to simultaneous shot of the ADORABLE, confused, little Madeline in a happy hoodie :D :D
@@littleredhen8205 males can get over 200. lbs . & 27-28 inches tall, almost tall as Great Danes, but muscular. like mastiffs. Very powerful. & need early socialization, obediance training
I grew up on a farm in SA with many boerboels; as wonderful as they are, people really need to be educated on how difficult a breed they are to own. But such a wonderful surprise to see them on your channel!
Yes same! Our first boerboels kind of ended up with us by accident so no idea where they were bred. The male was sweet, but the female scared me. She was incredibly unpredictable and stubborn, but at least she was great at keeping snakes away from the house. When they passed away my dad went to a reputable breeder outside Pretoria for our second pair of boelies.
I am a bit scared that the Boerboel is currently bred within her country. Yes, they can be sweet - but every house that has a Boerboel I am super wary of. Boerboel dogs aren't bred to be family dogs, they are bred to protect your property. As in the farmers that I know would let their boerboel dogs out at night to patrol the farm, but during the day they were kept in electric fenced enclosures. They arn't bred to be smart (trust me I know, we had a mix and he truly was stupid) and training them is hard. A lady in the neighborhood got her arm ripped off because the Boerboel jumped over the wall. Don't often hear about dog attacks in town, but when you do, it is often a Boerboel (we do have pitbulls, but not the american pitbull). These dogs needs to be respected and only for very experienced dog owners. If you are afraid of a Rottweiler, then this dog not for you.
Growing up in zambia these were our family dogs before we made the switch to german shepherds once we got a home in a nice area that was safer, these dogs were crucial because our area was popular with theft and having 8 of these was a good deterrent
@Dk Bridges it's actually not as expensive as you think. Most Boerboels in Africa are raised on a BARF diet. Basically putting the raw food in a strong blender till it's a chunky soup.
My Max is 5 years old and still a roly-poly, lol. A Boerboel is definitely not for the first time dog owner or family, but so lovable and loyal to the family. Definitely a one person or one family dog.
I absolutely love that you explain how these dogs aren't your basic pet. They take extra work because of the kind of dog they are. I've noticed you do that for alot of the breeds you groom for these videos. Well done. Also, burnt toast is awesome.
We had a Boerboel many years ago. One of the best dogs we ever had. He was a "small" one at 130 pounds. Sadly, we lost him to cancer at age 9. You are correct in that they need a firm hand and good training. This video melted my heart and made me miss my Toby very much.
I live in South Africa, and we just lost our Boerboel, Thor, 2 weeks ago. His stomach had twisted, and after the operation he had, he didn't make it. 😪 I miss him every day, as he had become an awesome part of our family, even though we only enjoyed his presence for 10 months. But honeslty, these dogs can be the gentlest, most loving big babies ever..! Seeing these beautiful puppies warms my heart.❤
Just the size of their puppy paws makes my heart stop. They're gonna be huge doggies. They all seem pretty sweet. I hope their forever homes have really good parents who keep them as family pets and not as weapons.
I know that you're serious and genuine when talking about how dangerous they can be but it's so hilarious to hear that voice-over of these adorable little babies
I'm glad to see this. I love Boerboels. They're amazing, impressive beings. Imagine being bred to defend your territory from lions, hyenas and leopards. These dogs are not for the faint of heart.
I live in South Africa and know this breed very well. My friend has a young male called Duke. He is almost as big as a young calf, but has the most gentle personality. However, he is a fierce protector of his family. They are not aggressive dogs, but protectors.
I can’t even tell you how many people I have known that got puppies simply bc they were cute or bc they saw them in a movie. So thank you so much for educating potential buyers of puppies what they’re truly getting! I realize that breeders who sell puppies to people without a through interview is not a good breeder, so thank you for all that you do!!!! Much love from us in Oklahoma!!! 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
They are one of breeds on dangerous dog list, Top being pitbull types, Rottw, Akita Chow, GS dobie. husky, & not as well known breeds, Jap Tosa, Rus Ovacharka, Fila Bras. , Presa Can, UK bans boers, with all pit type dogs
Precious.🐾❤ Bless whomever welcomes one of these pups into their family that they raise them with love, care and trained responsibility. Gorgeous dogs!
“Boer” means farmer, and “boel” is a shortening of “boelhond,” which means “bulldog”. So it’s basically means “farmer bulldog.” Farmers in colonial South Africa liked to crossbreed mastiffs and bulldogs to form a breed that could protect their farms and be used as hunting dogs. What we know today as the boerboel was only formally bred beginning in the 1950s.
I love your litter grooming videos! I helped a lot with the litter my youngest dog came from and trying to bathe 7 Aussie puppies at the same time was on par with herding cats 😂
Aw, that's funny that you think cats can be herded - lol. Having two can be a real handful sometimes, especially when they need to go to the v-e-t. (I totally love your comment, btw - no shade being thrown here!) 😁❤️🐾
@@lisamelroy2855 no worries! My cat Alice's favorite thing to do is wander about my mom's house and find bizarre places to get stuck, then scream 😂 I've got 2 Aussies (brought momma home unexpectedly a couple months after I got one of her puppies) that were eternally frustrated that they couldn't keep my mom's cats in one spot. They ended up being much more successful rounding up my niblings lol
@@bachynskylisa1 my grandfather and I bred Border Collies. They would herd anything, including our farm cats. The cats were not impressed with their herding abilities, although Mama Cat played along (if she was in the mood).
Neighbours of mine have a young adult Boerboel. We've become very good friends, because she's adorable, but has zero understanding of her size and weight.
They are all going to be big but Loaf is going to be on the big side of big. Seeing his paw as a puppy being only slightly smaller than your hand tells me he is definitely going to be pushing the 200lb mark. Great video as always!
So much respect for anyone that can look at those faces and be a patient and consistent trainer. My hat to you! I know my lane and never could I have something that adorable.
I’d be exactly the same ❤ I have two grown up daughters who were really well behaved as kids. I like to think I was kind, firm, patient and consistent but I’d be a marshmallow with a puppy like this 😂
@@tallisinwonderland4724 some have called them pitbulls on steroids, no u don't want be mushy, but firm, & start obediance training early, before reach 200 lbs. & be unmanageable !!
Such cuteness!! They're all so adorable. I met a beautiful boreboel, Bella, at the vet, she was so gentle with my Frenchie who was quite convinced Bella would be her best buddy.
The boerboel is such an amazing breed, definitely needs an experienced owner. They can be such loving companions and fierce family protectors. I miss my Kiara everyday❤ she and our Rottweiler were inseparable and together they were the funniest goofballs with their antics.
I can't even imagine trying to find 15 families qualified to own one of these. I've handled them in boarding situations and as a trainer. They are the type of dog you watch your body language with.
How adorable are these guys? Very! So sweet, even the one who bit you Burn Toast tried to say I'm sorry by giving you lots of kisses and hugs. Too damn cute!!
I have died and gone to heaven this morning with both videos. I can’t handle the cuteness overload. Thanks again for sharing a new breed. I look forward to seeing the sire.❤
I've seen plenty of puppy litters come named as a set (and dogs in general...see my mum's twin labradors, Dolce and Gabanna), but this was _hilarious._ Love that you started by introducing the one with the most name-like of names, since Madeline can be an ordinary name _or_ a delightful little biscuit, and slowly but surely worked your way up to the absurdity that is Burnt Toast. They're adorable, but I admit that I adored Loaf the most. He's just so inquisitive, having to sniff the nail clippers and the spray bottle, and curious doggos amuse me.
@@CorvusCorone68 Oh, that's definitely a thing, yeah. Loaf just seemed super actively curious about the things being presented, rather than unsure, like many of the very sniff-y dogs. There was a very inquisitive sense of "Ooh, what's this thing? Does it do something? Is it edible?" going on that was just cute as heck.
You can see by the size of their paws at 8 weeks, these are big breeds. Really awesome seeing a South African breed on your channel. They are incredibly powerful dogs, and need a lot of work to train and socialize. Cant wait to see when you groom the sire.
They are absolutely gorgeous, adorable little TANKS!!!! You see the potential power in them even at that young age. The little spunky black one is my fav!!!
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Crying and eating. I can relate.
1000% relatable😅
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It's so neat seeing Johnny's puppies and then seeing Johnny's own video to get an idea of _how huge_ these little guys are going to be.
I agree Jay Maker They're beautiful puppies.
Yes I also came here from Johnny. What a sweetheart ❤
@@timtreefrog9646 same
IKR?? They're so cute and squeezable. They're 8 weeks old, believe me, 2-4 weeks later, they would double their sizes.
My neighbour has a Tibetan Mastiff, that I would carry around the first time he came, also at 8 weeks old. Now at 10-11 months, he's this massive dog, but I couldn't help see him as an 8 weeks old puppy.
Time really flies by in puppy world.😄
“They are immensely powerful, fearless…” (adorable puppy quakes in her Happy Hoodie)
It is kinda hard to believe they will be able to take down leopards when they are still so adorable lol
I saw that, too.
@@velvety2006 Don't forget they get to _150-200 pounds._ Leopards are typically _half that._
dangerous weapons...
Mama was big and strong enough to deliver 15 of those pups... she's got to be a monster and probably needs to eat a leopord a day just to make up for the lost calories.... a leopard a day keeps the doctor away
I love that she's describing the breed as fearless as Madeleine is shaking and totally triggered by being washed and dried.
It's a puppy. Smh
@@texasgirl6000 It's a joke. Smh
@@texasgirl6000 Ever heard of a joke? Might make your life easier
Lollzzz yasss
@@texasgirl6000 Grow a sense of humor. It'll make you look less stupid.
We have an African mastiff named Kivalina, and she is definitely fearless, extremely strong, and not friendly, even after socializing. The only things she’s afraid of is the beaver that lives out back in the slough, and Mylar balloons on the stairs.
Mylar balloons and a beaver???? That made me laugh so hard!!!
Oh no! Not mylar balloons of doom!
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We're convinced our Boerboel will defend us to the end, unless we're attacked by large cardboard boxes. Then she's out!!🤣🤣
Beavers and balloons are scary, lol
A litter of 15? Wow! 😮 They look so incredibly cute as puppies! 🤩 What a Sunday treat 😊
I bet the Mom was begging to be Spayed, after. (Just Joking).
That poor mother!
@@QUICKBOOKS1 I want to get spayed now, and I'm a human XD
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I had a litter of 10 4 weeks ago..
Burnt Toast is a such a great name for a sassy but very cute puppers🥰🥰🥰
I wonder what the name you actually use would be there.
The more traditional way would of course be using the first name, but Burned may get odd looks at the dog park (and Burny sounds a lot like Bernie - which may or may not be a problem 😅)...
In any case that breeder has a thing for carbs and hopefully no gluten intolerant customers😂
Cute.
I'd just call him Toasty. Because I bet it gets toasty quick when it's snuggle time with him on the couch.
Imagine you're in a dog park and there's this person walking around with a leash yelling: "BURNT TOAST! BURNT TOAST!"
@@amaccoy 😂😂😂
The juxtaposition of her cradling an adorable, nervous puppy as she narrates that "They are immensely powerful, fearless, and in the wrong hands, a dangerous weapon" is kind of funny
He's just a loaf now, but he'll grow up to be the whole bakery!
😝yes, 200 pounder, & tall as a Great Dane !!
Orrr.....barkery.
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@@Memow-pk1ng200 pounder yes,as tall as great dane???No
I live in South Africa and have a Boerboel named Lilly. She is on the smaller size as she was the runt of the litter, weighing in at 52kg. She is the sweetest thing ever with me but she will give her life to protect me. It was very hard to raise her because they are very stubborn dogs. But I put in the time and she is the love of my life. ❤❤
Abselutely not recommended for 1st time owners.
Hallo. My name is Lili. I grew up with a Boerboel called Vubu (name means hippo).
Pastry named puppies!! Adorable
I loved that, too, especially burnt toast! 😂❤️🐾
@@lisamelroy2855 I never knew the “other meaning” until a dear friend from Toronto sent me a link to a video and then pointed out the joke in Corner Gas.
@@kfeltenberger I just googled that - yikes!!
@@lisamelroy2855 Yep! Scary stuff.
@@kfeltenberger what’s the other meaning?
Boerboel pups are some of the cutest ever. Those huge paws and wrinkly faces, omg.
ALL pups are cute, till grow iinto terrors like teen age kids, if are not disciplined, obediance trained, especially th big powerful ones, .. like these, & pitbull/ bullies, & others, shepherds, dobies, rotts, even th little yappers, chihuahua, Yorkies,... not be let run wild , with no discipline, training
Imagine a 150lb mastiff named Madeline bounding towards you and the hooman screaming 'don't worry, that's just Madeline'. 😂
Ohh i see "Madelines" everyday lol..in South Portugal we have a giant breed...and most of them are on the lose...Rafeiro Alentajano...actually theyre quite gentle, the only problem is the young ones might want to jump. Thats a big no no 😂 theyre not mastiffs though.
I hate when a dog starts bounding towarda me and the owner just shouts" "don't worry he/she's friendly!" I don't care, keep it on a leash 🙄
Burnt Toast is a unique one. "Who wants to see Burnt Toast?" *150-200Lb doggo bounding downt the hall*
@@alisav8394 no if it’s literally just gonna stop at your feet and sniff you, it’s no big deal. now if the dog wasn’t friendly or half and half then that’d be annoying, because that’s scary and anxiety rushing asf
Isn’t Madeline a type of cake? Considering her siblings names are food related? ‘Don’t worry, Madeline is as sweet as the cake!’ ‘Dude, how many cakes did she eat??’
As a South African I am very proud. Love Boerboels. ❤
We have a 13yr old Boerboel who is my wife's retired mobility dog ( she uses a 2yr old Anatolian Shepherd now)
For this breeds fearsome reputation he is the most laid back gentle giant who gets along with everyone and every animal. He's the best darn mastiff we have ever had and we have had English, french and bull mastiffs.
He sounds like a very good boy! ❤
I've never heard about Mobility Dogs. Is it literally the dog walks next to her and she holds on to his harness for balance?
@@eva-w Yes, exactly. (That is why it needs to be a large breed dog.)
Totally agreed!! We’ve had several mastiffs and our Bourbel is the gentlest and sweetest soul ever!!
….although, if need be, he’s fearless and could take down just about anything
Good thing he’s really obedient 😊
13 Years?! That's a very long life for a giant breed!
I know all their paws are big, but oh my goodness Loaf’s paws are huge. He is going to be a big boy. Great name choice.
These names slayed me!!! Loaf and Burnt Toast?!? Died laughing over those. I love all the baked goods names. This breeder is clever! ❤
My local SPCA will do the same thing when litters are born/brought into the shelter. Have a theme to the names.
a Madeleine is a small cake, so that's on theme as well
Saw a video of an older female Pibble that had puppies that needed to be bottle-nursed. Her name is Sugar, so naturally they named the puppies Cane, Cookie, and Cube.
@@gingeelise, yep & Cannoli is in the same bakery theme too.
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In the wrong hands even golden retriever can become ferocious, in the right hands even lion can become docile, hope these cute pups wil be raise by the right loving human they deserves
"Fearless" As we see her quivering in fear of the airsnake. 😂 Soooo cute.
I groomed an adult one of these once and she was wonderful, she just loved making this ridiculous screaming sound the entire time. She sounded like an angry dragon/pterodactyl! She was just talking but it sounded horrific. My manager had to have me work on her in view of the window so people could see that we weren’t hurting her! It was a fun grooming though, she was very sweet 🥰
My yellow Lab had 10 pups and when we took them to the vet for their first shots, we brought them in laundry baskets. They were the hit of the waiting room! These pups look so much like they did, just a bunch of roly- polies. ❤
I think Labs are just about the cutest puppies!
Their tails are docked, not labs
As a South African Im so happy and proud to see these puppies on your channel. I also love the way you say Boerboel. They are definitely loyal and very protective of their owners.
You from indian slums stop pretending
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My cat is absolutely FASCINATED by the crying puppy sounds 😂
It made my husky/lab mix start howling 😂😂
So are all my birds, especially the Cockatiels.
Been 4 years now that my Boerboel passed away 😢. I still missed her tremendously. Best dog I ever had.
As a South African I have met a few Boerebulls, the ones I have met have been well socialised family pets mostly and just the Sweetest dogs!
I agree...when socialized from very young they are big lap dogs with that FAFO look!
"If raised responsibly." That's the prime directive.
A breed I've never heard of before! What adorable pups (especially little Toasty at the end), but DAMN look at those feet. These kids are indeed going to be big when they grow up.
Adult's paws are huge with their spread out toes.
I only heard about them because I follow Nick Carter, who adopted one of these dogs a little while back.
@@NoxBVansyn Nick Carter the Backstreet Boy or Nick Carter the talented tattooist?
@@fritzkrieg2344 the backstreet boy lol
@@NoxBVansyn thanks, I was curious!
When she's grooming dad, words like cute and Rolly Polly will disappear from the dialogue.
I miss my Boerboels ❤. You are right - not only are they not for everyone, they are not for most people. They are an amazing dog
good lord you can always tell a puppy is gonna grow to be gigantic when you see paws like that
I had a boreboel/Rottweiler mix. He was one of the best dogs that ever graced my life. Thank you for always introducing us to all breeds, both small and Large.
That must be a Handsome Mix.
A formidable combination!
Wow, that must have been a very scary dog!
graced............ perfect word.. i see my pack the same way. The creator has graced me many times with loyal pit bulls.
Mixture of two different mastiffs. A Rottweiler is a type of mastiff in itself
I love it when you bath litters 😍😍.
I'm South African. Our neighbours had a Boerboel, her name was Flower 🤣.
She barked fiercely at anyone walking by in the street, at us walking past in our garden, and she had an ongoing cross-fence feud with my GSD.
But she was THE biggest softie with her humans, especially with her human pups. She patiently played dolls with her little girl human, and she did not mind in the least being dressed up by her.
In winter, she wore a Springbok (our national rugby team) doggy jersey 😁.
Random info: the "oe" in Boer is pronounced like "boo!" and boel is just bull written in an Afrikaans way. So basically Boo+r+bull 😂
Yes, she said BOR BL
My Boerboel possessed every virtue that we admire in people (and only a few vices - such as an extreme hatred of strangers). I'll never stop missing that dog.
"In the wrong hands, a dangerous weapon" A very good warning but such a contrast to simultaneous shot of the ADORABLE, confused, little Madeline in a happy hoodie :D :D
Tiny giants , and very very squishable.🤗
They're so teeny.... and yet, they're gigantic - already. Absolutely gorgeous!
The size of their paws! They are going to be massive very soon.
Yep, they'll be over 90lbs by the time they hit 6 months. These guys don't stay little for long.
@@littleredhen8205 males can get over 200. lbs . & 27-28 inches tall, almost tall as Great Danes, but muscular. like mastiffs. Very powerful. & need early socialization, obediance training
First time I've seen a Boerbel puppy. Adorable.
I grew up on a farm in SA with many boerboels; as wonderful as they are, people really need to be educated on how difficult a breed they are to own. But such a wonderful surprise to see them on your channel!
I saw your name and all I can think of is the snack chips😂
Yes same! Our first boerboels kind of ended up with us by accident so no idea where they were bred. The male was sweet, but the female scared me. She was incredibly unpredictable and stubborn, but at least she was great at keeping snakes away from the house. When they passed away my dad went to a reputable breeder outside Pretoria for our second pair of boelies.
I am a bit scared that the Boerboel is currently bred within her country. Yes, they can be sweet - but every house that has a Boerboel I am super wary of. Boerboel dogs aren't bred to be family dogs, they are bred to protect your property. As in the farmers that I know would let their boerboel dogs out at night to patrol the farm, but during the day they were kept in electric fenced enclosures.
They arn't bred to be smart (trust me I know, we had a mix and he truly was stupid) and training them is hard. A lady in the neighborhood got her arm ripped off because the Boerboel jumped over the wall. Don't often hear about dog attacks in town, but when you do, it is often a Boerboel (we do have pitbulls, but not the american pitbull).
These dogs needs to be respected and only for very experienced dog owners. If you are afraid of a Rottweiler, then this dog not for you.
They usually start gettingagressive. at 8-9 mos,
@@esonasodaba6694 the fact that you recognised it makes me oddly happy. 😂
After watching Johnny's groom I can see why they are so stinking cute
Growing up in zambia these were our family dogs before we made the switch to german shepherds once we got a home in a nice area that was safer, these dogs were crucial because our area was popular with theft and having 8 of these was a good deterrent
Oh wow! You'd have to be an idiot to try stealing from a home with 8 Boerboels! 😅 Great deterrent for sure.
how the hell did your family manage EIGHT of them oh my god
8?! How on earth did you manage to feed them?
@Dk Bridges it's actually not as expensive as you think. Most Boerboels in Africa are raised on a BARF diet. Basically putting the raw food in a strong blender till it's a chunky soup.
@Fraser MacKenzie I feed my 2 Rottweilers a raw diet, but not blended to a soup. It's kind of scary sometimes, how easily they crunch through a bone.
The size of those pawsies already! I’d never heard of the breed so this was adorable and educational 🐾
Boerboels are hands down my favorite breed
Weimaraners and staffies are mine, but these come close. Just look at their wrinkly faces and little sausage tails!
My Max is 5 years old and still a roly-poly, lol. A Boerboel is definitely not for the first time dog owner or family, but so lovable and loyal to the family. Definitely a one person or one family dog.
I absolutely love that you explain how these dogs aren't your basic pet. They take extra work because of the kind of dog they are. I've noticed you do that for alot of the breeds you groom for these videos.
Well done.
Also, burnt toast is awesome.
We had a Boerboel many years ago. One of the best dogs we ever had. He was a "small" one at 130 pounds. Sadly, we lost him to cancer at age 9. You are correct in that they need a firm hand and good training. This video melted my heart and made me miss my Toby very much.
Those ears! I have a Cane Corso with uncropped ears and OMG so perfect! I love floppy ears!
I live in South Africa, and we just lost our Boerboel, Thor, 2 weeks ago. His stomach had twisted, and after the operation he had, he didn't make it. 😪 I miss him every day, as he had become an awesome part of our family, even though we only enjoyed his presence for 10 months. But honeslty, these dogs can be the gentlest, most loving big babies ever..! Seeing these beautiful puppies warms my heart.❤
I’m so sorry for your loss 😢💔🌈❤️🩹🌹
Oh my gosh enjoy is an understatement!!! These babies were way too cute!!!! Thanks for sharing these furbabies with us Vanessa! 💛🧡🤍🤎🖤
Please tell me I am not the only one who talks to al these doggies while I am watching your videos...out loud...
Their owner is definitely doing the right thing socializing them and getting them used to situations like grooming early. ❤
Just the size of their puppy paws makes my heart stop. They're gonna be huge doggies. They all seem pretty sweet. I hope their forever homes have really good parents who keep them as family pets and not as weapons.
That is really nice to see the puppies start the lifetime grooming care needed over their lifetimes.
Yes is good are bathed/ groomed early,, I don't want to be wrestling with a 200 pounder,refusing to be bathed, & nails clipped !!
I know that you're serious and genuine when talking about how dangerous they can be but it's so hilarious to hear that voice-over of these adorable little babies
Those little kisses at the end just killed me.
SOOOOO adorable!! 😍😍😍
I'm glad to see this. I love Boerboels. They're amazing, impressive beings. Imagine being bred to defend your territory from lions, hyenas and leopards. These dogs are not for the faint of heart.
We didn’t know of this breed until we dna tested our adopted dog. She is 40% boerboel. Very, very good natured, yet powerful.
I live in South Africa and know this breed very well. My friend has a young male called Duke. He is almost as big as a young calf, but has the most gentle personality. However, he is a fierce protector of his family. They are not aggressive dogs, but protectors.
Those... _faces!_ And those... _BIG paws!_ *SOOO* _CUTE!_ I just _can't_ ...
Wow they are rolly polly and absolutely adorable!
That was incredibly funny when burnt toast apologized to you.😂
Seeing these babies warms my heart. Pets are always fun and lovely to have around. They are so adorable. Do you have any pets?
They took that grooming amazingly well. Hope to see more of them as they grow.
I love that they're going to turn into these giant fierce dogs that could take down a leopard, and have names like Loaf and Burnt Toast
I can’t even tell you how many people I have known that got puppies simply bc they were cute or bc they saw them in a movie. So thank you so much for educating potential buyers of puppies what they’re truly getting! I realize that breeders who sell puppies to people without a through interview is not a good breeder, so thank you for all that you do!!!! Much love from us in Oklahoma!!! 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
They are one of breeds on dangerous dog list,
Top being pitbull types, Rottw,
Akita Chow, GS dobie. husky, & not as well known breeds, Jap Tosa, Rus Ovacharka, Fila Bras. , Presa Can,
UK bans boers, with all pit type dogs
@@Memow-pk1ng No it doesn't.
Your videos bring so many breeds to light that I didn’t even know existed. Thanks
Just watched Johnny getting his bath. I hope these turn out to be the same sort of oversized sweetheart. 💖💖💖
Totally adorable little pups 💜🐕💜
Precious.🐾❤ Bless whomever welcomes one of these pups into their family that they raise them with love, care and trained responsibility. Gorgeous dogs!
I love how small and cute they are, especially when hearing about the ginormous Hulk beasts they will become.
Wow, it was great to see their massive dad being groomed. Thanks for including the link to this video. The puppies are so adorable!!
As a South African, I love the way you say “boerboel” 😂
Could you tell us more about the origin of the word? Does it mean as much as farmer's bull?
“Boer” means farmer, and “boel” is a shortening of “boelhond,” which means “bulldog”. So it’s basically means “farmer bulldog.” Farmers in colonial South Africa liked to crossbreed mastiffs and bulldogs to form a breed that could protect their farms and be used as hunting dogs. What we know today as the boerboel was only formally bred beginning in the 1950s.
@@Arxane I read this in the voice of the guy that announces Westminster
I always get a kick out of the way people pronounce Boerboel😊 I had a brittish fellow almost tongue-tied trying to pronounce it the afrikaner way.
@@jessipeculiar I had never heard of that breed, but, know the breed Mastiff. Mastiff is easier to say, I bet.
Look at the huge paws on those sweet little chonkers.
I love your litter grooming videos! I helped a lot with the litter my youngest dog came from and trying to bathe 7 Aussie puppies at the same time was on par with herding cats 😂
Aw, that's funny that you think cats can be herded - lol. Having two can be a real handful sometimes, especially when they need to go to the v-e-t. (I totally love your comment, btw - no shade being thrown here!) 😁❤️🐾
@@lisamelroy2855 We had an Aussie who loved to ty herding our three cats. All the cats ever waneted from him was ear cleaning 😄
@@bachynskylisa1 Hahaha! Yep, that sounds about right! ❤️🐾
@@lisamelroy2855 no worries! My cat Alice's favorite thing to do is wander about my mom's house and find bizarre places to get stuck, then scream 😂 I've got 2 Aussies (brought momma home unexpectedly a couple months after I got one of her puppies) that were eternally frustrated that they couldn't keep my mom's cats in one spot. They ended up being much more successful rounding up my niblings lol
@@bachynskylisa1 my grandfather and I bred Border Collies. They would herd anything, including our farm cats. The cats were not impressed with their herding abilities, although Mama Cat played along (if she was in the mood).
Neighbours of mine have a young adult Boerboel. We've become very good friends, because she's adorable, but has zero understanding of her size and weight.
Loaf stole my heart omg that squishy face and giants paws 😭💕
Boerboels are extremely loving and energetic. Their puppies are a force to be reckoned with
How can you not give kisses to those adorable bundles? So cute!
Seeing these babies warms my heart. I’m originally from South Africa.
They’re an amazing breed. 🐾💕
They are all going to be big but Loaf is going to be on the big side of big. Seeing his paw as a puppy being only slightly smaller than your hand tells me he is definitely going to be pushing the 200lb mark. Great video as always!
Loaf was my favorite here ❤
@@littleredhen8205 Same! There is also something really adorable about a giant breed puppy named Loaf.
I love how their little faces scrunch up with the happy hoodie! Crinkly
So much respect for anyone that can look at those faces and be a patient and consistent trainer. My hat to you! I know my lane and never could I have something that adorable.
I’d be exactly the same ❤ I have two grown up daughters who were really well behaved as kids. I like to think I was kind, firm, patient and consistent but I’d be a marshmallow with a puppy like this 😂
@@tallisinwonderland4724 some have called them pitbulls on steroids, no u don't want be mushy, but firm, & start obediance training early, before reach 200 lbs. & be unmanageable !!
They are WAY more behaved than adult huskies when cutting their nails!
Look at them all, I'd die for them all!
Such cuteness!! They're all so adorable. I met a beautiful boreboel, Bella, at the vet, she was so gentle with my Frenchie who was quite convinced Bella would be her best buddy.
The boerboel is such an amazing breed, definitely needs an experienced owner. They can be such loving companions and fierce family protectors. I miss my Kiara everyday❤ she and our Rottweiler were inseparable and together they were the funniest goofballs with their antics.
My brother had a boerboel named Dino- short for Dinosaur. Big,ferocious, protector of the farm but also a lovable,goofy, lapdog.
Powerful dog...but for now, absolutely adorable!
I can't even imagine trying to find 15 families qualified to own one of these. I've handled them in boarding situations and as a trainer. They are the type of dog you watch your body language with.
Thank you so much for sharing these adorable puppers. Little chocolate chunked was my favorite
I've never heard of this breed but they are the cutest! So chonky! 🥰🥰🥰
hope the breeder makes sure that each end up in good homes
15 pups? I’d loved to see mama. She’s got her paws full. I almost inhaled my soda when you said 15.
How adorable are these guys? Very! So sweet, even the one who bit you Burn Toast tried to say I'm sorry by giving you lots of kisses and hugs. Too damn cute!!
I have died and gone to heaven this morning with both videos. I can’t handle the cuteness overload. Thanks again for sharing a new breed. I look forward to seeing the sire.❤
I have a mix of this breed in my big guy, he’s 152 pounds, 6 years old and eats 5 pounds of food a day. And is one of best dogs we ever had.
Loaf is a chunk!!! Them big ol paws 🥰🥰🥰
I've seen plenty of puppy litters come named as a set (and dogs in general...see my mum's twin labradors, Dolce and Gabanna), but this was _hilarious._ Love that you started by introducing the one with the most name-like of names, since Madeline can be an ordinary name _or_ a delightful little biscuit, and slowly but surely worked your way up to the absurdity that is Burnt Toast. They're adorable, but I admit that I adored Loaf the most. He's just so inquisitive, having to sniff the nail clippers and the spray bottle, and curious doggos amuse me.
i've noticed she lets dogs sniff those things sometimes, presumably to help them get accustomed to them
@@CorvusCorone68 Oh, that's definitely a thing, yeah. Loaf just seemed super actively curious about the things being presented, rather than unsure, like many of the very sniff-y dogs. There was a very inquisitive sense of "Ooh, what's this thing? Does it do something? Is it edible?" going on that was just cute as heck.
Oh my gosh, 15 of these adorable puppies? That’s a lot of cuteness and a lot of puppy!
You can see by the size of their paws at 8 weeks, these are big breeds.
Really awesome seeing a South African breed on your channel. They are incredibly powerful dogs, and need a lot of work to train and socialize. Cant wait to see when you groom the sire.
They are absolutely gorgeous, adorable little TANKS!!!! You see the potential power in them even at that young age. The little spunky black one is my fav!!!