FAQ

Are your Boerboels registered?

Yes. Our dogs are bred from registered bloodlines, and applicable registration documentation is provided with each puppy.

Do you health test your dogs before breeding?
Yes. We prioritise sound structure, mobility, and long-term health. Breeding dogs are selected carefully with health, movement, and genetic responsibility in mind.
What do you breed for?
We breed for:
Structure. Temperament. Power. Mobility.
Our goal is to produce balanced, functional, and reliable family guardians.
Are your puppies raised in a home or kennel environment?
Our puppies are raised in a structured family environment with daily human interaction, exposure to sounds, routines, and basic discipline from an early age.
At what age can puppies go to their new homes?
Puppies are ready for collection from 8 weeks of age, once they are fully weaned, vet-checked, vaccinated, and dewormed.
Do you provide a health record with each puppy?
Yes. Every puppy leaves with a vet health card, vaccination record, and deworming schedule.
What support do you offer after the puppy goes home?
We offer lifetime breeder support. Buyers are always welcome to contact us for advice on feeding, training, behaviour, and general care.
Do you allow visits to your kennel?
Yes, by appointment only, to protect the health and safety of our dogs and puppies.
Do you require a deposit to reserve a puppy?
Yes. A non-refundable deposit is required to secure a puppy. The balance is payable before or on collection.
Do you offer payment plans?
Payment plans may be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Do you ship puppies or is collection required?
Collection is preferred. Shipping can be arranged at the buyer’s cost through a trusted pet transport service.
What do you feed your puppies?
Our puppies are raised on a high-quality balanced diet suitable for large-breed development. Feeding guidance is provided on collection.
Are Boerboels suitable for first-time dog owners?

Boerboels are a powerful, intelligent guardian breed and are not ideal for first-time owners. They require leadership, structure, time, and commitment.

How do I reserve a puppy from a future litter?
You may join our waiting list by contacting us directly. Priority is given to serious, suitable homes.
What happens if I can no longer keep my dog?
We ask that the dog be returned to us or that we assist in rehoming. Our dogs never go to shelters.
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