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| Breed Group : | Working |
| Weight : | male: 154-200 lbs ( 70-91 kg ) ; female : 154-200 lbs ( 70-91 kg ) |
Height :
| male: 25-30 inches ( 63.5-76 centimeters ); female: 25-30 inches ( 63.5-76 centimeters ) |
| Breed Overview Information : | The South African Boerboel is bred so that they can guard and protect their master. Unlike any other dog, they are not that aggressive even if they are for protection purposes. The Boer dog is where the South African Boerboel descended. They were almost extinct in the 20th. With those that are exported and bred in Australia, Europe. Russia, Asia, Scandinavia, and the U.S.A., they are the ones who are getting popularity. |
| Breed Character Information : | Their mind is very sharp that is why they have the ability to sense what their master is thinking or feeling. They are also strong that makes them very impressive. |
| Breed Coat Information : | The coat of the South African Boerboel is smooth, short and thick. The also shed averagely and the proper way of taking care of their coat shall be followed. |
| Breed Temperament Information : | For first time owners, the South African Boerboel is not really advised. It requires an experienced trainer and companion. On the one hand, they treat dogs and other pets nicely. The South African Boerboel is also good to children. They are excellent household pet. They protect their family too much and that is really noticeable in their characteristics. They just become aggressive at the mere feeling of danger. If they are asked to be aggressive with other people, they really become one. |
| Breed Ownership Information : | In order to own South African Boerbel puppies, it is best if you research something about the characteristics, temperament, proper care and the training of this dog breed. The owner should be very knowledgeable about his pet so that its life will be in a good condition. |
| Breed Activity Information : | It is not recommended that you place the South African Boerboel in an apartment because they are very active and requires a large space dwelling. When outside the house, they should be accompanied by a family member. They usually like the play session with their family. |
| Breed Care Information : | Regular brushing is recommended so that their coat will not mat or tangle. It can also remove the loose and dead hair. There are also some health issues that should be dealt and given much attention. Once you took care of a pet, you have to know their strength and weaknesses that you may be able to make further action in case they had some trouble with regards to their health. |
| Breed Training Information : | A dominant owner should be taking care of the South African Boerboel. It is tough to teach this dog how to be obedient. On the one hand, they do not respond to trainers who treat them harshly. Through this, they will not really learn. So, it is recommended that the trainers are firm and consistent and are also patient. |
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