I have a 212# boerboel. It is the nicest and sweetest dog I've ever had. He's very protective of our home and kids, you just have to introduce him to everyone slowly. Eventually, he comes around and makes friends with them all. What a wonderful boy he is
I've had pit bulls for the last 25yrs and then I rescued a beautiful female Boerbel 4yrs ago and it's just like this man said this is a no nonsense breed they don't play games and is very alert,great sense of smell,protective of my children and granddaughter and property. I am getting a male after my last pit that is also a male passes because I don't want to have 2 males and fights! The Boerbel is now my for ever dog ❤
Same here bro my pit 🙏🏽 her passed last Sunday!!! I’m getting a Boerboel in 2 weeks!!! Keep my Bandog company!!! She’s something serious at 6 weeks already!!! 🤩🗣💯
Boerboels are very very protective. Ours will walk with you outside and will kind of body block you when you walk around a corner around the house as to stop you from walking before they can see if its safe first. Love them
Very nice dogs both breeds the problem is their lack of courage against more fears opponents although once in a while Yu get one that has unlimited courage.These dogs are matched by a few as far as power is concerned.They can shake a 20kg bag in their jaws like it's nothing.
Ive had several of these amazing dogs over the years, you are 110% right about the Boerboel being protective of its family, Once they bond with the family (Around 6 months old) they become so overprotective that they will die to protect your family. My Dog Zeus died attacking a huge Mamba snake to protect my 6 year old son, he passed with the snake still in his mouth, he refused to it go regardless of being bitten several times. The best advice i would give is to have a firm hand with your puppy from small, it needs to know who the boss is at home (By that I dont mean hit your dog!!!) they are very intelligent and understand tone, so use your voice. After about 4 to 6 months they know what they should be doing and you can start to relax. To avoid joint issues from too many long walks and runs, we added "Rough House" on the grass outside intermittently, this way they get plenty of exercise and absolutely love it, while saving those joints :)
I grew up in South Africa and have owned both breeds, the Bull Mastiffs were very very soft and goofy in the house or garden with family and friends (Except the one time when the pair I had decided to do some "Detailing" work to 3 cars that belonged to visitors that came around for a Braai (BBQ) they took all the beading and the bumpers off all 3 cars), but ferocious when on our property and in guard mode, out walking they were just generally their usual goofy selves, the Boerboels were soft at home when around the family but very stand offish and grumpy around other people, also ferocious guard dogs on the property but also when on a walk, they wanted to fight anything that barked at them from a yard we were walking past...both breeds though were fantastic family dogs but definitely not for first time dog owners...
@@brianlitecky9798 That is very true. In Europe to test the dog during protection the judge will sometimes bring in a dog and put it out to test the dog. If it has too much dog aggression it fails.
@@jomoland yes easily distracted. Plus a dog that is very dog aggressive will be hard to control because he'll be too focused on the other animal and not on what he's being told to do. You want a dog with a very stable temperament that doesn't get worked up or distracted very easily to be a good protection dog
I'm a first time owner, what shud I do? My boerboel is just 5months old ... And he listens to me, but sometimes can act dumb, except when he notices I'm 😡
@@motorheadxi cost shouldn’t be your main concern, health and temperament should be, there’s no point in paying say $1000 for a dog that’s only gonna last you 4 years, if you want a good healthy well bred dog, puppies are going to be around $2000 more or less and that’s basically for all breeds across the board these days
@@motorheadxi My kids are cheaper to raise since they eat half as much and medical here in Australia is free. VETS are fucking expensive here and feeding a dog that eats more then a Adult male can be costly. PS my late boy is much bigger then most Bullmastiff due to Being the best cross ever. Bullmastiff X Ridgeback. Poor boys back legs failed at 13. So if U do not have the strength to pick 1 up. DO NOT GET 1
@@Get_Splooshed price depends on location. I will be getting a cross Ridgeback to extend life expectancy. My big boy Bandit also did 14 years tho the last 3 was constant injections since his back legs started to fail. Only a few month ago he got the go to sleep shot due to his size we could no longer help him go to toilet. Feel like I killed my kid that needs a wheelchair. PS crying making this damn post. Noone should feel this shit. Be aware they can be healthy BUT in need of help to move at old age
I got a 190lbs Boerboel and hes amazing and sooo clingy. Like a Big ball of love. Tho hes from my fam's farm and is trained to guard property and people
I have both bullmastiff and boerboel. It's a toss up for me. I love them both. They are both strong willed, strong as an ox, and afaid of nothing. Traits that have endeared them to me. Wouldn't trade either one for anything!!
I'm South-African and boerboels are a favorite dog for us but not everyone wants boerboels, personal experience I have for the past 16 years is they are unpredictable and weren't easy to predict. We have family with a 3 year old female who grew up with smaller dogs around her, one would think they take them as family but no they have a high pray drive or maybe it's just their girl, she's almost killed 3 of the other 5 dogs and was extremely aggressive towards strangers and only now after almost 4 years she's calming down
My boerboel was a rescue dog so she probably wasn't trained and already 3 years when we got her. She's highly intelligent and extremely protective. She can be unpredictable and aggressive towards strangers and it's taken about 4 years for her to calm down. So it hasn't been easy but she looks after us and we look after her
I grew up with a fawn Bullmastiff. She was my best friend, and we lost her when I had just turned 18. We were lucky enough to have her for 12 years!!! She was a stubborn beast, too. Even the trainer we worked with threw up his hands! But she protected us, loved us, slobbered all over everything we wore and loved to use us as her personal napkins. She's been gone for over 40 years, now, but I miss her like we lost her yesterday! And if I could afford it, I'd get another in a heartbeat 💓
My Bull Mastiff lived for 10 years healthy and happy. Best dog I've ever had. My best friend had a female English Mastiff during the same time and she was amazing as well
I've had several apbt's and apbt mixes and I'm researching Boerboels for my next dog in the coming years. They will be our only dog (right now we have 6 dogs, 4 are seniors) and it'll be a great change of pace to put all of my energy and time into a single dog. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Hope you study and end get to know the kind of dog (more than just a few videos) The Boerboel is not APBT... Very Far from it. They are the opposite in many ways., Pitt's are normally human friendly, where Boerboels are naturally suspicious. VERY important you make your Boerboel feel safe and under leadership. Where a Pitt can be dangerous, it is peanuts compared to a Boerboel. These are serious dogs, and they can easily make decisions for themselves. My advise is to get a Boerboel if you have a big property it can roam and guard, and can accept that it will be suspicious to strangers, and it can take a long time before it is friendly. If that is not what you can offer the dog, the Bullmastiff is a better choice.
If you buy a Boerboel, do buy from a trusted breeder. Will be more expensive but a lot of these backyard breeders mix some uther breeds in and sell them of as Boerboel . There temperaments mort dicey and it is the Boerboel that's been been to blame.
@@henkjacobs4033 I've been researching beeders for almost 6mo. We're not getting one for a few years, still. I have a top 3 picked out. I've worked in rescue for over 20 years and know the horrid practices and tricks of bybs and those to pretend to be good breeder.
@21st Century Viking that's exactly what I'm expecting out for my next dog. I don't want strangers around my property, and that is why a Boerboel appeals to me. Of course, I'm going to socialize and fine-tune them. We're moving in the next few years to a sizable estate where an estate dog can do their thing. Also, I'm aware that apbt and Boerboels are not the same thing. That's why I'm looking into a different breed because apbt isn't cutting it. Apbt is too friendly with strangers. I need a more aloof dog. You're passionate about the breed, i can see that. Thanks for your insight.
@@toxicbangbang yes I am passionate about boerboels. I am actually picking up a female puppy next weekend in upington. Red with really black face. Also book a black or brunde male in Grobelaarshoop . They have two that is due to deliver in December .
Great video and your discription of both breeds is spot on. I have had Bullmastiffs (male & female) throughout my life. I am biased toward the Bullmastiff, but have no doubt a Boerboel is a fantastic pet. My male bullmastiff of 9 years died suddenly this past August and while I am still mourning his sudden death, I have started looking for another.
Thanks so much for watching Christoph! Sorry to hear about your bullmastiff, hopefully our videos can help you decided the best breed for your next dog 🐕
So sorry for your loss. I have a four year old male BullMastiff. He has a bone disease and they don’t give him a long life. I dread that day!! Good luck on your next dog!
Mine were Bullmastiff x Mastiff. They were incredibly intelligent, easy to train and as they were raised with cats, rabbits, poultry and other birds from the very beginning, they accepted these creatures as part of their "family". It was also very easy to teach them not to chase other animals: as long as we remained calm, they saw nothing to fuss about. We were even able to teach them to leave all snakes alone, so though we often had these reptiles in the garden (we live in South Africa and prefer rural areas), none of the dogs were ever bitten. They were so tolerant that, when they lay out in the sunshine, lizards would clamber up onto them, migrate to their heads and wage war on any insects that landed on the dogs. We could leave them in the aviaries for extended periods of time, which was sometimes necessary as we had a general dealer shop and I sometimes needed V to come and help me. She would shut whichever dogs were with her in with the birds and when she returned, the dog(s) would be asleep with birds strutting around and on them. Our pack normally consisted of about ten to twelve individuals, all of which were focussed on protecting "mommy", my wife. They did not protect me: as leader of the pack, it was my job to attend to any threats, but if I was not around, they acted as Veronica's entourage. This is not to say that they would not come to my aid, but they waited for a cue, either from V or myself. I taught them to watch my hands and could control them with simple, seemingly innocent gestures. We NEVER used collars or chains: they responded immediately to our voices, so that these restraints were unnecessary. Other dog owners, even trainers, could not believe how obedient our dogs were. They generally lived for between ten and twelve years and some made it to fifteen. We had none of the injuries you speak of and only two (of around 30) developed cancer. One went down with demodectic mange, but we soon had it under control and eventually the mites just disappeared. Two of our training videos appear here: ruclips.net/video/c0NhE1CpXtE/видео.html and here: ruclips.net/video/A69Cwophzgk/видео.html. Best wishes and keep up the good work.
Excellent insightful clear commentary. Thanks for taking the time to post. I have a boerboel mix. Very smart and intuitive dog. Greetings and respect to all from Durango Mexico 🇲🇽
Great insight! Had Boxer and 2 Bullmastiff, so definitely comfortable with Boerboel. Interesting tip of the no nonsense and a more business end of home and family protection.
Ohh I can comment on this video!! Will has been downplaying the Boerboel. Here’s a big advantage that they have.. a dry mouth! It doesn’t mean you won’t get saliva. But it won’t be all the time. Believe me I currently have a Spanish Mastiff and the difference is very noticeable. Best dog I ever had was my Boerboel.
Both breeds are very cool! Friends of mine own Tank, who is a two yr old BM and he's awesome. Just met a six mos old BM, Crosby...very laid back for a young pup. But there's a Boerboel micro breedery a half hour from my house and I was there back in April, right in the beginning of the covid-19. Amazing, I'll be getting one. I've had three English Mastiff's and can't wait for my South African Boerboel puppy!
We had a boerboel X bull mastiff cross we I was a kid. He was so massive and so beautiful. So gentle and loving. But still looked far to impressive for anyone to come with bad intentions. I wish I could show you all the pic. He was something unique. As an adult my baby boerboel just died at 13. I am so broken and miss her so much. I was so blessed she was super healthy until her final week.
It was really informative like really not like other channels not telling any facts and just showing pictures of dogs and telling they are active,fast,dangerous. Like bro tell me about its height,weight,health concerns. Btw your content is to the point and you earned a sub. ✌️🔥
I've always been a working dog breed guy. In find myself wanting a Mastiff of sorts now . I'm not old old lol 53. Having competed at a high level with working dogs , GSDs and my last Giant Schnauzer , in Protection dog sports. Highly recommend it . But now , I'm a bit slower and less active . I still hike 3 miles every day w/out fail but nothing too crazy . I'm also looking at a rescue this time instead of finding a damn /sire and waiting for the right litter like I have in the past. These series of videos on breeds is quite awesome Will. They are very appreciated and even more so is your passion with which you deliver your researched information on them.
I've owned bullmastiffs and fostered both. Boerboel bonds very fast and are more protective. They also are a little shorter and usually have their tails cropped. They are always working, observant, and looking for threats. Bullmastiffs have been more wary of change, slower to adjust to change and will alert strangers and protect if necessary but usually see people as friends first.
I got 13 years out of my Bull Mastiff however the last year was tough. Hips & eyes were an issue, and he had a fall that threw out his front shoulder. At 13 his systems all started shutting down so there was no reason to extend his life. I now foster Mastiffs , currently have a large 4 year old Neo in need of a forever home. Am on the look out for a large French Bardo Mastiff for my next rescue dog for myself as there are way to many good adult Mastiffs in need to ever buy a puppy.
Awesome awesome video 😁. Both breeds are in my top 10 favorite dogs. I would love to raise both together 1 day. I grew up with dogs and now as an adult I can't see myself without a dog. Plus I love to feeling of security I get when im asleep, walking around my neighborhood with dogs surrounding me.
We have a Boerboel and he is amazing with a character bigger than him lol. Hes 26 months old and although hes a cuddly giant he had to be bought up with the rules an boundaries nessasary to maintain control of this giant in public an around other creatures. 😊great video guys.
We have 5 month old male boerboel puppy - already 80 lbs - and he's incredible. A big ball of love, incredibly intelligent, and a natural protector. Great with small kids, all the neighborhood kids love him and he is so gentle with them.
I was a bull mastiff breeder for quite a few years when I was in Kelowna BC. I totally love the breed I found it much easier to train the most of my other dog's. I also raised English bull terriers. LOL they are the epitome of stubbornness. They are wonderful family pets wonderful with your family and close friends. My dogs at least greeted guests at the door the way I did. If I was apprehensive so were they if I was friendly and happy and so were they. Loved your video
I had both breads. The Boerloel is double the muscle mass and bone mass. Bullmastiff are not as good watch dogs as the Boerloel. Bullmastiff are awesome dogs. Since I had both breads I lean more towards the Boerloel.
I love the Boolmastif, but the Booorbol is my favorite I hope to own one soon and I know he/she will protect myself and my family tooo the end! Thanks for posting!
I had a wonderful Bullmastiff. Lived to 11 1/2 yrs. was bred from 7 generations of raw food, limited vacc. She was amazing companion and very athletic. They are great dogs!, Great video. 🐾🌺😊💯👍🏽
Spot on about the bullmasstiff mines is so puppy like with me but no nonsense when someone come to the house .. she's so cheeky she follows me all over the house and she's so greedy and sometimes stubborn but she has never shown no aggressiveness towards me or the family we love our big bear we also have a Rottweiler and he's the same our other big bear but one thing no one would be foolish to come in our home without being invited in .. and I do love the boerboel breed as well they are all just beautiful dogs! Both of my bears are huge and muscular and very very strong!
I have a male boerboel (10 months 140lbs) and he is awesome. Not for a novice dog owner. Boerboels are dogs turned up to 11. He is strong, energetic, loyal, protective, extremely intelligent and a big snuggle bear…with us. This breed are not labs. My boy is not “friendly”. He isn’t unfriendly, he just doesn’t like to be messed with by anyone outside his family. Won’t bit or anything. But he will let everyone know when he no longer feels like being touched. For some reason people feel ok just walking up and touching him. It’s the craziest damn thing I’ve ever seen. We are already seeing his protective nature manifest and he seems to do it instinctually. We just have to make sure we never put him in a situation where he feels he has to actually do some protecting. I’ve never seen a dog stare with such intensity and intelligence. It can be a bit disconcerting at first. Also, he’s built like a brick shithouse. Just a tank. Short and thick and more athletic than something his size has any right to be! Wonderful dog. Just the best.
I own a bullmastif and two 13 week old Boerboel puppies I'm glad I have my mastiff trained he's a big help with the pups thier amazing very smart easy learners if you can keep thier focus. I don't think I'll ever have to worry bout intruders
Just found this channel! I'm in Milwaukee and have owned a bullmastiff name nitro for 8 years now. 135 lbs and very athletic in his younger years. I'm going to probably get a boerboel soon.
Boerboel❤. Best dogs ever I owned one for 10 years and she was just amazing but she was unfortunately put down a few years ago. A few months ago a got another boerboel puppy and he is also a awesome dog a bit more independent than the one I owned before but he is just as loyal
All type of Mastiffs are my mind of dogs i don't like the drool so I'm putting neo at the bottom end only for that reason my mastif which had corso in it was the most loving obedience and protective dog and I got him as a rescue so it shows u don't always need to get a puppy for silly money they go for , looking for a new dog now
boerboel is far from the serious business agro only dog portrayed. They can be super fun even at advanced ages like 9 to 10 years old. They are deeply loyal, and if you have one around, you will be safe from the most formidable threats. I love this breed, but frankly my 1100 sqm property is not ideal for them.
Love your videos, and I watch them often. For me, there is nothing like a Boerboel. I have a female Boerboel and a male Corso, and the seriousness with which she guards is something I always have to be mindful of. He will let you know he is there, but she will seriously hurt someone or thing that has ill intentions. They love and they love deeply. You hit that nail on the head.. socialized constantly as a puppy, and it definitely did not translate into adulthood. And I'm so cool with that. They both are my Babies and I love them more than anything, but Boerboel is my breed for life. Keep up the great work man.. your videos are much needed and appreciated.
a very good summary and discussion. The bullmastiff has more emphasis in its breed history to be a guardian mainly against humans, whereas the boerbel has the element of "ranch guardian" bred in, so it also protects more instinctively against wild animals. Also, I don't know the extent to which its true with boerbels, but bullmastiffs are one of those breeds that don't always get along with other dogs, so you have to be careful leaving them with other dogs because the basic assumption has to be they may start fighting, and bullmastiffs are very very strong, and not averse to fighting with other dogs. If they don't have the thickest necks in the canine world, they're up there. They have enormous thick necks. From various tapes I've seen of boerbels, they seem a little more comfortable around other dogs than bullmastiffs, which don't always get along with other dogs.
My second dog was a Boerboel, he was definitely a goofy acception to the rule. He dug himself a hide under a bush near the kitchen and would open doors to check in on anyone sleeping in
"No nonsense," indeed. I've owned many breeds (Pit, Fila Mastiff, Malamute, Doberman to name a few.) Rocko, our male Boerboel, is the only dog I've owned that REQUIRED a great deal of effort to make him reasonably safe around strangers...Even now (at 5 years old), I still don't trust him with a stranger that he hasn't first seen me interacting with. (I greet "new people" outside the house, letting Rocko observe from inside, before bringing them in.) I'm not trying to scare anyone away from the breed, I love him more than words, but it's no joke. He thinks it's his job to protect at all times, and if you can't control him, it could be a real problem. Now, if you want to see the "sweet" side, here he is having a breakdown because (in a very rare occurrence), he didn't get to go with me and my wife: ruclips.net/video/FirLKJalr-4/видео.html
That dog is a liability not a guard dog. I could bring anybody into my house with my Presa Canarios only on voice command I could take them out in public to anywhere only on voice command never had a problem.
@@brianlitecky9798 Sure, if somebody is trying to get in the house or yard, he's a "liability." He's also a very intelligent and loved member of my family.
@@brianlitecky9798 liability is subjective, behaviors you believe are “liabilities” are favored for farms, ranches and some businesses that allow these animals to do the job they were bred for.
@@Rakkasan-vr8xt you can rationalize it however you want I used to take my Presa Canario dogs to outdoor concerts I used to take them to almost all the stores with me I could take them around any amount of people and never have a problem and I could take them around any amount of dogs and not have a problem and I could also show you the after effects of a Boerboel that got out of line with my male Presa and how quickly my dog handled him.
@@Rakkasan-vr8xt and ask for subjectivity if your dog ever loses it and you end up in court about it don't try and argue that point with a judge. A lot of smart criminals will bring a dog with them when they're confronting people in case they have a guard dog if that guard dog is dog aggressive guess what while that guard dog is going after the non-aggressive dog the aggressive people to have just killed and robbed you
I wish I would have seen a video like this maybe 9 months ago or so. I have a Boerboel that turned 1 in April 2020. He is very smart, playful and very hard headed. I don't know why but he is afraid of everyone, hes been like this since we first got him. He sticks to me like velcro and he doesn't really realize his true size. He romps around like he's a small puppy. He is 139lbs so far and is always wanting attention. He does calm down and like you said gets a little lazy after a while.
Boerboels are great dogs when they are well bred and raised. Unfortunately the boerboel has been bred indiscriminately lately (talking silly colours like white and patches wtf!) And stupid bodies lacking strength and brain.The boerboel is red,brown or fawn , brindle with or without a mask. A white diamond on the chest or white toes can be acceptable. Boerboels don't like strangers. They only like their family and animals they raised with. Keep puppies lean and exercise carefully. Feed small amounts more often to prevent bloat. Love them
Our bullmastiff thinks it is a GSP. Funniest thing ever. kid younot! He retrieves and everything. Comic relief is right. He is also very smart. Learns very quickly and bknows how to open every donor in our house. But best of all, he is so gentle! Even as a puppy.
My buddy was fixing my house and I had the great experience of puppy sitting his boerbull. Its 6 years later now and Ben scratched the door to get to me to practice the only command I taught him. The command was 'Uppie' ...shoulda re thought that...like being hit by a quarterback with slobber. Ah well.
I have had a few Bulls, they are such wonderful pups, and there life span is pretty decent given the size. I have a young boer boel under a year now, and I love him as well, they seem to be very similar, but I find it the BB has more energy then the BM. But both are great with situational awareness even at a puppy my BB is alert and aware magnificent
I've owned Great Danes, most of my life and later I had a 70% Cane Corso/25% Bullmastiff for 10 years! He was an absolutely amazing dog, super-intelligent, loving and an unsurpassed guard dog! He was, over the years, in conflict with various breeds and NEVER came close to losing in ANY battle he ever engaged in! He had engagements with Irish Wolfhounds, pit bulls, German Shepards, Giant Schnauzers, Rottweilers and Rhodesian Ridgebacks!. He quickly and easily defeated all opponents to my surprise but didn't seriously harm ANY in all battles he had. He has since passed away but I bought a Boerboel female and was quickly amazed at how COMPLETELY she fulfilled this role! She's larger, more muscular, super intelligent and heavier than my male, but has a lesser jaw strength and protective instinct. Nonetheless, I would trust my life and my family's life with her protective instincts. SCARY! Potential aggressors, BEWARE! WOW!
I'm ready for a new companion after my rottweiler died a few years ago... Rollo was my service animal as I live with PTSD and he was my best friend. I miss him so much. I'm thinking about getting a Boerboel Mastiff soon and have a breeder picked out. He needs to be able to come everywhere with me, including my workplace (I own a theatre company) and I like the slightly more chilled disposition of these types compared to my working line rotty. Although, as everyone knows, it's all about their environment and their owner... he will get so much attention and love from his environment that I'm sure he'll fit in perfectly. I just need a new best mate to hang with me in my office and keep me centered on my walks through the forest behind my house. I know what I'm doing, I've trained many large dogs and rehabilitated some problem rotties successfully to be rehomed. So I'll raise my mastiff with a ridiculous amount of socialising... I think I've made my choice, I've always had rotties, although Rollo was special and I don't think I'll ever get another rotty like him... this time I'm going for a Boerboel. I'm going to name him Cecil. I can't wait! Only problem is, owning a dog like this brings A LOT of attention. Walking Rollo was like walking down the street with a freakin' rockstar! I'm sure my Cecil will bring just as much attention lol 😂 It's part of the deal though, I like to be different and it helps me socialise too. He just has to be a boy, because I only have daughters and work mostly with women. I just need at least one boy in my corner lol.
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I had a bullmastiff for 11 years no health issues at all, his hips went in the end, he was the best dog ever. Miss him 😢
That's a decent lifespan for a dog that large! : )
I had a bullmastiff for 9 years. Low energy, protective, sweet and just the best dog I’ve ever owned. I miss her every day.
I have a 212# boerboel. It is the nicest and sweetest dog I've ever had. He's very protective of our home and kids, you just have to introduce him to everyone slowly. Eventually, he comes around and makes friends with them all. What a wonderful boy he is
I've had pit bulls for the last 25yrs and then I rescued a beautiful female Boerbel 4yrs ago and it's just like this man said this is a no nonsense breed they don't play games and is very alert,great sense of smell,protective of my children and granddaughter and property. I am getting a male after my last pit that is also a male passes because I don't want to have 2 males and fights! The Boerbel is now my for ever dog ❤
Same here bro my pit 🙏🏽 her passed last Sunday!!! I’m getting a Boerboel in 2 weeks!!! Keep my Bandog company!!! She’s something serious at 6 weeks already!!! 🤩🗣💯
@Roshen Artes it's a boerebull, meaning Afrikaans for farmers dog, you will not go wronge
@DUMBBELLS & LADLES MEDIA there are a lot of types of dogs other than pit bulls that are active and affectionate lol
@lilticklez pits r the ultimate though...they love so intensely
If it ain't pit it's shit
Boerboels are very very protective. Ours will walk with you outside and will kind of body block you when you walk around a corner around the house as to stop you from walking before they can see if its safe first. Love them
That’s awesome ❤
Very nice dogs both breeds the problem is their lack of courage against more fears opponents although once in a while Yu get one that has unlimited courage.These dogs are matched by a few as far as power is concerned.They can shake a 20kg bag in their jaws like it's nothing.
Mine too, the best protection dog I've ever owned. love em!!!
@@isaacbadza3075 idiot much?
Mine does, too
I absolutely adore Mastif faces, they look so soulful!
I grew up visiting farms in africa as a child and met the boerboel a lot. LOVED THAT breed from the first second.
Ive had several of these amazing dogs over the years, you are 110% right about the Boerboel being protective of its family, Once they bond with the family (Around 6 months old) they become so overprotective that they will die to protect your family. My Dog Zeus died attacking a huge Mamba snake to protect my 6 year old son, he passed with the snake still in his mouth, he refused to it go regardless of being bitten several times. The best advice i would give is to have a firm hand with your puppy from small, it needs to know who the boss is at home (By that I dont mean hit your dog!!!) they are very intelligent and understand tone, so use your voice. After about 4 to 6 months they know what they should be doing and you can start to relax. To avoid joint issues from too many long walks and runs, we added "Rough House" on the grass outside intermittently, this way they get plenty of exercise and absolutely love it, while saving those joints :)
Sorry about your loss. I hope my Zeus lives up to be like your dog was
A Boerboel is unlike any other canine I’ve owned. Extremely personable,loyal and agile. A dog that makes other dogs say that’s a dog.
Yes we are.
My Boerboel is named Olive
You have a right to your Opinion. Have you owned both? Because I Feel the same way about Bullmastiffs having owned 3
@@mk-xh6jt I haven’t. I’m sure there are many similarities.
Boerboels are literally the best breed but I’m biased 😂❤
Can’t wait for the Boerboel channel!
is he getting a boerboel?
Me too Boerboel is the best
I have a 9 month male he’ showed no protection ability so far still a puppy though lol
@@BoerboelBladeandAriaTV He’ll get more protective starting around 12 months and will get more as he matures.
@@dsak-yi5sc yeah dude that’s what a hear I have done my best so far he’s great with dogs kids and strangers at the moment
I grew up in South Africa and have owned both breeds, the Bull Mastiffs were very very soft and goofy in the house or garden with family and friends (Except the one time when the pair I had decided to do some "Detailing" work to 3 cars that belonged to visitors that came around for a Braai (BBQ) they took all the beading and the bumpers off all 3 cars), but ferocious when on our property and in guard mode, out walking they were just generally their usual goofy selves, the Boerboels were soft at home when around the family but very stand offish and grumpy around other people, also ferocious guard dogs on the property but also when on a walk, they wanted to fight anything that barked at them from a yard we were walking past...both breeds though were fantastic family dogs but definitely not for first time dog owners...
For me the dog aggression is a deal-breaker. It takes away from a dog's ability to be a protector
@@brianlitecky9798
That is very true. In Europe to test the dog during protection the judge will sometimes bring in a dog and put it out to test the dog.
If it has too much dog aggression it fails.
@@brianlitecky9798 How does it take away from being a good protector? Bcuz it’s too focused on other animals? Just curious.
@@jomoland yes easily distracted. Plus a dog that is very dog aggressive will be hard to control because he'll be too focused on the other animal and not on what he's being told to do. You want a dog with a very stable temperament that doesn't get worked up or distracted very easily to be a good protection dog
I'm a first time owner, what shud I do? My boerboel is just 5months old ... And he listens to me, but sometimes can act dumb, except when he notices I'm 😡
Love the Boerboel!!!!!
I have owned 5 bull mastiffs and that's the best dog that I've ever had
I am loving mine so far! Just recently got him
What kind of cost are we looking at ? Average
@@motorheadxi cost shouldn’t be your main concern, health and temperament should be, there’s no point in paying say $1000 for a dog that’s only gonna last you 4 years, if you want a good healthy well bred dog, puppies are going to be around $2000 more or less and that’s basically for all breeds across the board these days
@@motorheadxi My kids are cheaper to raise since they eat half as much and medical here in Australia is free. VETS are fucking expensive here and feeding a dog that eats more then a Adult male can be costly. PS my late boy is much bigger then most Bullmastiff due to Being the best cross ever. Bullmastiff X Ridgeback. Poor boys back legs failed at 13. So if U do not have the strength to pick 1 up. DO NOT GET 1
@@Get_Splooshed price depends on location. I will be getting a cross Ridgeback to extend life expectancy. My big boy Bandit also did 14 years tho the last 3 was constant injections since his back legs started to fail. Only a few month ago he got the go to sleep shot due to his size we could no longer help him go to toilet. Feel like I killed my kid that needs a wheelchair. PS crying making this damn post. Noone should feel this shit. Be aware they can be healthy BUT in need of help to move at old age
I got a 190lbs Boerboel and hes amazing and sooo clingy. Like a Big ball of love. Tho hes from my fam's farm and is trained to guard property and people
I have both bullmastiff and boerboel. It's a toss up for me. I love them both. They are both strong willed, strong as an ox, and afaid of nothing. Traits that have endeared them to me. Wouldn't trade either one for anything!!
Can a boerboel be calm and chilled if raised right?
I LOVE Mastiff breeds! Never had a more loyal dog!
I’m glad I can finally let you know I love this channel and your intelligence for k9’s. You have greatly increased my knowledge of most bully breeds.
Thanks so much Gail!
@@willathertonbullmastiffsho7064 Can you do English Mastiff vs Presa Canario, Thanks. Love your podcasts
I can truly say you did your homework with these two breeds and I can appreciate your comparison. Can’t wait until your next comparison 👍🏼
Boerboel has got to be the best big dog to have
So true! They are amazing dogs! Forever!
I'm South-African and boerboels are a favorite dog for us but not everyone wants boerboels, personal experience I have for the past 16 years is they are unpredictable and weren't easy to predict. We have family with a 3 year old female who grew up with smaller dogs around her, one would think they take them as family but no they have a high pray drive or maybe it's just their girl, she's almost killed 3 of the other 5 dogs and was extremely aggressive towards strangers and only now after almost 4 years she's calming down
My boerboel was a rescue dog so she probably wasn't trained and already 3 years when we got her. She's highly intelligent and extremely protective. She can be unpredictable and aggressive towards strangers and it's taken about 4 years for her to calm down. So it hasn't been easy but she looks after us and we look after her
And she has been fine joining a family with a small dog, and subsequently accepted an adult cat
Our boerboel is just fantastic.
I grew up with a fawn Bullmastiff. She was my best friend, and we lost her when I had just turned 18. We were lucky enough to have her for 12 years!!! She was a stubborn beast, too. Even the trainer we worked with threw up his hands! But she protected us, loved us, slobbered all over everything we wore and loved to use us as her personal napkins. She's been gone for over 40 years, now, but I miss her like we lost her yesterday! And if I could afford it, I'd get another in a heartbeat 💓
Was blessed to adopt a boerbol- best dog ever!!
I always and would always love boerboel, mine is so powerful, that I keep loving him.
Love the way how you describe the breeds and everything. Professional review en informative. Keep up the good work. Greets from Holland.
Thank you very much!
Love your energy and clear descriptions of both breeds.
My Bull Mastiff lived for 10 years healthy and happy. Best dog I've ever had. My best friend had a female English Mastiff during the same time and she was amazing as well
This info was short and very in depth. Loved it and will subscribe. I'm a Boerboel Lover!!!!!
Thanks for the sub!
Had an English Mastiff until he passed, and am now looking to get a Boerboel when we move to our new 5 acre property. Can't wait!
Finally somebody that explains for me the different. Thanks 🙏🌺
I've had several apbt's and apbt mixes and I'm researching Boerboels for my next dog in the coming years. They will be our only dog (right now we have 6 dogs, 4 are seniors) and it'll be a great change of pace to put all of my energy and time into a single dog. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Hope you study and end get to know the kind of dog (more than just a few videos) The Boerboel is not APBT... Very Far from it. They are the opposite in many ways., Pitt's are normally human friendly, where Boerboels are naturally suspicious. VERY important you make your Boerboel feel safe and under leadership. Where a Pitt can be dangerous, it is peanuts compared to a Boerboel. These are serious dogs, and they can easily make decisions for themselves. My advise is to get a Boerboel if you have a big property it can roam and guard, and can accept that it will be suspicious to strangers, and it can take a long time before it is friendly. If that is not what you can offer the dog, the Bullmastiff is a better choice.
If you buy a Boerboel, do buy from a trusted breeder. Will be more expensive but a lot of these backyard breeders mix some uther breeds in and sell them of as Boerboel . There temperaments mort dicey and it is the Boerboel that's been been to blame.
@@henkjacobs4033 I've been researching beeders for almost 6mo. We're not getting one for a few years, still. I have a top 3 picked out. I've worked in rescue for over 20 years and know the horrid practices and tricks of bybs and those to pretend to be good breeder.
@21st Century Viking that's exactly what I'm expecting out for my next dog. I don't want strangers around my property, and that is why a Boerboel appeals to me. Of course, I'm going to socialize and fine-tune them. We're moving in the next few years to a sizable estate where an estate dog can do their thing. Also, I'm aware that apbt and Boerboels are not the same thing. That's why I'm looking into a different breed because apbt isn't cutting it. Apbt is too friendly with strangers. I need a more aloof dog. You're passionate about the breed, i can see that. Thanks for your insight.
@@toxicbangbang yes I am passionate about boerboels. I am actually picking up a female puppy next weekend in upington. Red with really black face. Also book a black or brunde male in Grobelaarshoop . They have two that is due to deliver in December .
Great video and your discription of both breeds is spot on. I have had Bullmastiffs (male & female) throughout my life. I am biased toward the Bullmastiff, but have no doubt a Boerboel is a fantastic pet. My male bullmastiff of 9 years died suddenly this past August and while I am still mourning his sudden death, I have started looking for another.
Thanks so much for watching Christoph! Sorry to hear about your bullmastiff, hopefully our videos can help you decided the best breed for your next dog 🐕
So sorry for your loss. I have a four year old male BullMastiff. He has a bone disease and they don’t give him a long life. I dread that day!! Good luck on your next dog!
We have 10 puppies available around Xmas
Mine were Bullmastiff x Mastiff. They were incredibly intelligent, easy to train and as they were raised with cats, rabbits, poultry and other birds from the very beginning, they accepted these creatures as part of their "family". It was also very easy to teach them not to chase other animals: as long as we remained calm, they saw nothing to fuss about. We were even able to teach them to leave all snakes alone, so though we often had these reptiles in the garden (we live in South Africa and prefer rural areas), none of the dogs were ever bitten. They were so tolerant that, when they lay out in the sunshine, lizards would clamber up onto them, migrate to their heads and wage war on any insects that landed on the dogs.
We could leave them in the aviaries for extended periods of time, which was sometimes necessary as we had a general dealer shop and I sometimes needed V to come and help me. She would shut whichever dogs were with her in with the birds and when she returned, the dog(s) would be asleep with birds strutting around and on them.
Our pack normally consisted of about ten to twelve individuals, all of which were focussed on protecting "mommy", my wife. They did not protect me: as leader of the pack, it was my job to attend to any threats, but if I was not around, they acted as Veronica's entourage. This is not to say that they would not come to my aid, but they waited for a cue, either from V or myself. I taught them to watch my hands and could control them with simple, seemingly innocent gestures.
We NEVER used collars or chains: they responded immediately to our voices, so that these restraints were unnecessary. Other dog owners, even trainers, could not believe how obedient our dogs were.
They generally lived for between ten and twelve years and some made it to fifteen.
We had none of the injuries you speak of and only two (of around 30) developed cancer. One went down with demodectic mange, but we soon had it under control and eventually the mites just disappeared.
Two of our training videos appear here: ruclips.net/video/c0NhE1CpXtE/видео.html and here: ruclips.net/video/A69Cwophzgk/видео.html.
Best wishes and keep up the good work.
Excellent insightful clear commentary. Thanks for taking the time to post. I have a boerboel mix. Very smart and intuitive dog. Greetings and respect to all from Durango Mexico 🇲🇽
Owning a boerboel is a whole new experience especially that protection drive
Once a Bullmastiff, always a Bullmastiff. That's all there is to say, best dogs.
You are THE BEST reviewer on YT. Honest, knowledgable, and Passionate.
Thanks so much Simon!
Great insight! Had Boxer and 2 Bullmastiff, so definitely comfortable with Boerboel. Interesting tip of the no nonsense and a more business end of home and family protection.
A had a boxer now. A boerboel no difference so far
@NewKidzOnTheBlockFAN NewKidzOnTheBlockFAN ohh sure a have mutt you arrogant prick
He’s 9month
Ohh I can comment on this video!! Will has been downplaying the Boerboel. Here’s a big advantage that they have.. a dry mouth! It doesn’t mean you won’t get saliva. But it won’t be all the time. Believe me I currently have a Spanish Mastiff and the difference is very noticeable. Best dog I ever had was my Boerboel.
This was both informative and entertaining well done.
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful 😊
Both breeds are very cool! Friends of mine own Tank, who is a two yr old BM and he's awesome. Just met a six mos old BM, Crosby...very laid back for a young pup. But there's a Boerboel micro breedery a half hour from my house and I was there back in April, right in the beginning of the covid-19. Amazing, I'll be getting one. I've had three English Mastiff's and can't wait for my South African Boerboel puppy!
Is that America @Michael Brinkley as I'm in UK and looking for this type of breed masigf type without paying stupid money
@Michael brinkmen
We had a boerboel X bull mastiff cross we I was a kid. He was so massive and so beautiful. So gentle and loving. But still looked far to impressive for anyone to come with bad intentions. I wish I could show you all the pic. He was something unique. As an adult my baby boerboel just died at 13. I am so broken and miss her so much. I was so blessed she was super healthy until her final week.
I've owned a Boerboel, gigantic beautfull dog but so gentle and calm at homel! Far more carefull than ever what dog, I miss that big, gently guy :-(
It was really informative like really not like other channels not telling any facts and just showing pictures of dogs and telling they are active,fast,dangerous. Like bro tell me about its height,weight,health concerns. Btw your content is to the point and you earned a sub. ✌️🔥
I've always been a working dog breed guy.
In find myself wanting a Mastiff of sorts now . I'm not old old lol 53. Having competed at a high level with working dogs , GSDs and my last Giant Schnauzer , in Protection dog sports. Highly recommend it .
But now , I'm a bit slower and less active . I still hike 3 miles every day w/out fail but nothing too crazy .
I'm also looking at a rescue this time instead of finding a damn /sire and waiting for the right litter like I have in the past. These series of videos on breeds is quite awesome Will. They are very appreciated and even more so is your passion with which you deliver your researched information on them.
I've owned bullmastiffs and fostered both. Boerboel bonds very fast and are more protective. They also are a little shorter and usually have their tails cropped. They are always working, observant, and looking for threats. Bullmastiffs have been more wary of change, slower to adjust to change and will alert strangers and protect if necessary but usually see people as friends first.
My bullmastiff is very protective and started at 8 months old he started really protecting the property and family
Interesting. Keep it up. Love the boerboel
Thanks for watching ❤️
I love boerboels I love 💘 ❤ boerboels I have two puppies
Can you please sell me a puppy or two please
I am thinking of buying two pups any advice
I got 13 years out of my Bull Mastiff however the last year was tough. Hips & eyes were an issue, and he had a fall that threw out his front shoulder. At 13 his systems all started shutting down so there was no reason to extend his life. I now foster Mastiffs , currently have a large 4 year old Neo in need of a forever home. Am on the look out for a large French Bardo Mastiff for my next rescue dog for myself as there are way to many good adult Mastiffs in need to ever buy a puppy.
Awesome awesome video 😁. Both breeds are in my top 10 favorite dogs. I would love to raise both together 1 day. I grew up with dogs and now as an adult I can't see myself without a dog. Plus I love to feeling of security I get when im asleep, walking around my neighborhood with dogs surrounding me.
We have a Boerboel and he is amazing with a character bigger than him lol. Hes 26 months old and although hes a cuddly giant he had to be bought up with the rules an boundaries nessasary to maintain control of this giant in public an around other creatures. 😊great video guys.
Boerboel💯💯💯
Best damm dog on the planet
We have 5 month old male boerboel puppy - already 80 lbs - and he's incredible. A big ball of love, incredibly intelligent, and a natural protector. Great with small kids, all the neighborhood kids love him and he is so gentle with them.
Where did you get your boerboel from I been looking for one
@@majmac1599 - we're in Kenya. Got them from a great breeder.
I love the yellow lab on the couch behind you. Apparently you didn't tell her you were doing a video. Lol. They have no Shame.
I was a bull mastiff breeder for quite a few years when I was in Kelowna BC. I totally love the breed I found it much easier to train the most of my other dog's. I also raised English bull terriers. LOL they are the epitome of stubbornness. They are wonderful family pets wonderful with your family and close friends. My dogs at least greeted guests at the door the way I did. If I was apprehensive so were they if I was friendly and happy and so were they. Loved your video
Just loved my bullmasstiffs. Gentle giants.
I had both breads. The Boerloel is double the muscle mass and bone mass.
Bullmastiff are not as good watch dogs as the Boerloel.
Bullmastiff are awesome dogs. Since I had both breads I lean more towards the Boerloel.
They are one of the best as they were bred for game keepers so yes they are one of the best guard dogs .
I love the Boolmastif, but the Booorbol is my favorite I hope to own one soon and I know he/she will protect myself and my family tooo the end! Thanks for posting!
I had a wonderful Bullmastiff. Lived to 11 1/2 yrs. was bred from 7 generations of raw food, limited vacc. She was amazing companion and very athletic. They are great dogs!, Great video. 🐾🌺😊💯👍🏽
Spot on about the bullmasstiff mines is so puppy like with me but no nonsense when someone come to the house .. she's so cheeky she follows me all over the house and she's so greedy and sometimes stubborn but she has never shown no aggressiveness towards me or the family we love our big bear we also have a Rottweiler and he's the same our other big bear but one thing no one would be foolish to come in our home without being invited in .. and I do love the boerboel breed as well they are all just beautiful dogs! Both of my bears are huge and muscular and very very strong!
I have a male boerboel (10 months 140lbs) and he is awesome. Not for a novice dog owner. Boerboels are dogs turned up to 11. He is strong, energetic, loyal, protective, extremely intelligent and a big snuggle bear…with us. This breed are not labs. My boy is not “friendly”. He isn’t unfriendly, he just doesn’t like to be messed with by anyone outside his family. Won’t bit or anything. But he will let everyone know when he no longer feels like being touched. For some reason people feel ok just walking up and touching him. It’s the craziest damn thing I’ve ever seen. We are already seeing his protective nature manifest and he seems to do it instinctually. We just have to make sure we never put him in a situation where he feels he has to actually do some protecting. I’ve never seen a dog stare with such intensity and intelligence. It can be a bit disconcerting at first. Also, he’s built like a brick shithouse. Just a tank. Short and thick and more athletic than something his size has any right to be! Wonderful dog. Just the best.
Where can I get a pup?
Had a mastiff b4 he lived to 11 years. But I would love to own a borebol now as my new family dog.
we have had bullmastiffs for close to 30 years i am really trying to breed a black one out of our 3 we have now love this channel
if anyone has a black one for sale we will buy thanks
I own a bullmastif and two 13 week old Boerboel puppies I'm glad I have my mastiff trained he's a big help with the pups thier amazing very smart easy learners if you can keep thier focus. I don't think I'll ever have to worry bout intruders
Just found this channel! I'm in Milwaukee and have owned a bullmastiff name nitro for 8 years now. 135 lbs and very athletic in his younger years.
I'm going to probably get a boerboel soon.
Never believed in teleporting until i saw that dog behind you do it😂
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That was funny how he appeared on the couch like nothing.
Love your English, dude! South Africa 'attracted' Dutch and German settlers. I wish you the best.
I have two boerboels and I think they are one of the best dog breeds for families
My cousins had a Boerboel. His name was Max. He was the sweetest dog!!
Boerboel❤. Best dogs ever I owned one for 10 years and she was just amazing but she was unfortunately put down a few years ago. A few months ago a got another boerboel puppy and he is also a awesome dog a bit more independent than the one I owned before but he is just as loyal
@Boerboel Magazine yes, I would love a channel dedicated to boerboels
@Boerboel Magazine no videos yet.......... Subscribed though
Excellent .... I want one of each
Didnt realise you opened a bullmastiff channel, u got great content my bro and the bullmastiff is my favourite dog💯💯
I'm so glad you found our channel and you enjoy our content!
All type of Mastiffs are my mind of dogs i don't like the drool so I'm putting neo at the bottom end only for that reason my mastif which had corso in it was the most loving obedience and protective dog and I got him as a rescue so it shows u don't always need to get a puppy for silly money they go for , looking for a new dog now
As mine passed away at 7
Enjoy all the content keep it up.
My brother has a Rhodesian Ridgeback but it looks just like the Boerboel. Weighs 120 lbs with a massive head. Very calm, very smart and very imposing.
Thank you from the US for using lbs and inches.
Love my boerboel!!!
boerboel is far from the serious business agro only dog portrayed. They can be super fun even at advanced ages like 9 to 10 years old. They are deeply loyal, and if you have one around, you will be safe from the most formidable threats. I love this breed, but frankly my 1100 sqm property is not ideal for them.
Excellent! Now i know for sure that I have a boerboel
Both very good dogs on the right hands , I love all mastiff breeds 👍🏻
thanks for the lecture on the difference between the bullmastif and boer boel. Great information.
A long time ago Bullmastiff, English Mastiff, French Mastiff And Napolitan Mastiff were like Boerboel is today.
I have a Bullmastiff Apollo.. and was very curious about the difference..
I definitely appreciate your videos 🥰
Love your videos, and I watch them often. For me, there is nothing like a Boerboel. I have a female Boerboel and a male Corso, and the seriousness with which she guards is something I always have to be mindful of. He will let you know he is there, but she will seriously hurt someone or thing that has ill intentions. They love and they love deeply. You hit that nail on the head.. socialized constantly as a puppy, and it definitely did not translate into adulthood. And I'm so cool with that. They both are my Babies and I love them more than anything, but Boerboel is my breed for life. Keep up the great work man.. your videos are much needed and appreciated.
Your great to listen to, I have a male 12 year old pity x and pure Amstaff female pup now 12 months old
I have a Boerbol. Best dog ever
Your accent sounds similar to the Northmen in Game of Thrones, specifically like Robb Stark.
a very good summary and discussion. The bullmastiff has more emphasis in its breed history to be a guardian mainly against humans, whereas the boerbel has the element of "ranch guardian" bred in, so it also protects more instinctively against wild animals. Also, I don't know the extent to which its true with boerbels, but bullmastiffs are one of those breeds that don't always get along with other dogs, so you have to be careful leaving them with other dogs because the basic assumption has to be they may start fighting, and bullmastiffs are very very strong, and not averse to fighting with other dogs. If they don't have the thickest necks in the canine world, they're up there. They have enormous thick necks. From various tapes I've seen of boerbels, they seem a little more comfortable around other dogs than bullmastiffs, which don't always get along with other dogs.
My second dog was a Boerboel, he was definitely a goofy acception to the rule. He dug himself a hide under a bush near the kitchen and would open doors to check in on anyone sleeping in
I really love dogs and they are my pet
"No nonsense," indeed. I've owned many breeds (Pit, Fila Mastiff, Malamute, Doberman to name a few.) Rocko, our male Boerboel, is the only dog I've owned that REQUIRED a great deal of effort to make him reasonably safe around strangers...Even now (at 5 years old), I still don't trust him with a stranger that he hasn't first seen me interacting with. (I greet "new people" outside the house, letting Rocko observe from inside, before bringing them in.) I'm not trying to scare anyone away from the breed, I love him more than words, but it's no joke. He thinks it's his job to protect at all times, and if you can't control him, it could be a real problem. Now, if you want to see the "sweet" side, here he is having a breakdown because (in a very rare occurrence), he didn't get to go with me and my wife: ruclips.net/video/FirLKJalr-4/видео.html
That dog is a liability not a guard dog. I could bring anybody into my house with my Presa Canarios only on voice command I could take them out in public to anywhere only on voice command never had a problem.
@@brianlitecky9798 Sure, if somebody is trying to get in the house or yard, he's a "liability." He's also a very intelligent and loved member of my family.
@@brianlitecky9798 liability is subjective, behaviors you believe are “liabilities” are favored for farms, ranches and some businesses that allow these animals to do the job they were bred for.
@@Rakkasan-vr8xt you can rationalize it however you want I used to take my Presa Canario dogs to outdoor concerts I used to take them to almost all the stores with me I could take them around any amount of people and never have a problem and I could take them around any amount of dogs and not have a problem and I could also show you the after effects of a Boerboel that got out of line with my male Presa and how quickly my dog handled him.
@@Rakkasan-vr8xt and ask for subjectivity if your dog ever loses it and you end up in court about it don't try and argue that point with a judge. A lot of smart criminals will bring a dog with them when they're confronting people in case they have a guard dog if that guard dog is dog aggressive guess what while that guard dog is going after the non-aggressive dog the aggressive people to have just killed and robbed you
wow first time I've seen this channel Really good and informative video. Great stuff.
Thanks for watching! Hope you find our videos helpful
Thanks mate this is real info on this breeds of dogs
I wish I would have seen a video like this maybe 9 months ago or so. I have a Boerboel that turned 1 in April 2020. He is very smart, playful and very hard headed. I don't know why but he is afraid of everyone, hes been like this since we first got him. He sticks to me like velcro and he doesn't really realize his true size. He romps around like he's a small puppy. He is 139lbs so far and is always wanting attention. He does calm down and like you said gets a little lazy after a while.
I hope our channels helps as your dog grows more!
Boerboels vs bull mastiff vs the labrador in the back 🤣
Boerboels are great dogs when they are well bred and raised. Unfortunately the boerboel has been bred indiscriminately lately (talking silly colours like white and patches wtf!) And stupid bodies lacking strength and brain.The boerboel is red,brown or fawn , brindle with or without a mask. A white diamond on the chest or white toes can be acceptable. Boerboels don't like strangers. They only like their family and animals they raised with. Keep puppies lean and exercise carefully. Feed small amounts more often to prevent bloat. Love them
Best dog I ever had so loyal and gentle will not anything happen to u.. Very protective of kids also. And agile and. Muscleer..
Our bullmastiff thinks it is a GSP. Funniest thing ever. kid younot! He retrieves and everything. Comic relief is right. He is also very smart. Learns very quickly and bknows how to open every donor in our house. But best of all, he is so gentle! Even as a puppy.
My buddy was fixing my house and I had the great experience of puppy sitting his boerbull. Its 6 years later now and Ben scratched the door to get to me to practice the only command I taught him. The command was 'Uppie' ...shoulda re thought that...like being hit by a quarterback with slobber. Ah well.
I have had a few Bulls, they are such wonderful pups, and there life span is pretty decent given the size. I have a young boer boel under a year now, and I love him as well, they seem to be very similar, but I find it the BB has more energy then the BM. But both are great with situational awareness even at a puppy my BB is alert and aware magnificent
I've owned Great Danes, most of my life and later I had a 70% Cane Corso/25% Bullmastiff for 10 years! He was an absolutely amazing dog, super-intelligent, loving and an unsurpassed guard dog! He was, over the years, in conflict with various breeds and NEVER came close to losing in ANY battle he ever engaged in! He had engagements with Irish Wolfhounds, pit bulls, German Shepards, Giant Schnauzers, Rottweilers and Rhodesian Ridgebacks!. He quickly and easily defeated all opponents to my surprise but didn't seriously harm ANY in all battles he had. He has since passed away but I bought a Boerboel female and was quickly amazed at how COMPLETELY she fulfilled this role! She's larger, more muscular, super intelligent and heavier than my male, but has a lesser jaw strength and protective instinct. Nonetheless, I would trust my life and my family's life with her protective instincts. SCARY! Potential aggressors, BEWARE! WOW!
Boerboels win hands down...but I may be bias ;)
You just win over a subscriber.... Well done
Thanks for watching and joining our community!!
I'm ready for a new companion after my rottweiler died a few years ago... Rollo was my service animal as I live with PTSD and he was my best friend. I miss him so much.
I'm thinking about getting a Boerboel Mastiff soon and have a breeder picked out. He needs to be able to come everywhere with me, including my workplace (I own a theatre company) and I like the slightly more chilled disposition of these types compared to my working line rotty.
Although, as everyone knows, it's all about their environment and their owner... he will get so much attention and love from his environment that I'm sure he'll fit in perfectly. I just need a new best mate to hang with me in my office and keep me centered on my walks through the forest behind my house. I know what I'm doing, I've trained many large dogs and rehabilitated some problem rotties successfully to be rehomed. So I'll raise my mastiff with a ridiculous amount of socialising... I think I've made my choice, I've always had rotties, although Rollo was special and I don't think I'll ever get another rotty like him... this time I'm going for a Boerboel.
I'm going to name him Cecil. I can't wait!
Only problem is, owning a dog like this brings A LOT of attention. Walking Rollo was like walking down the street with a freakin' rockstar! I'm sure my Cecil will bring just as much attention lol 😂
It's part of the deal though, I like to be different and it helps me socialise too. He just has to be a boy, because I only have daughters and work mostly with women. I just need at least one boy in my corner lol.
I've seen a lot of boerboels live up to 12-14 and be perfectly healthy. It tends to be diet and exercise consistency.
Both my bullmastiffs are over 160 pounds. Wonderful dogs.