Introduce Yourself!

[Marco]

Hello, and welcome!!  Don't be shy and no need for anything fancy.  Just tell us who you are, and what brings you here.  We are happy to have you share with us!

[Gillian Kent]

Good to see you here Becky!  Hope to see you at the next ABIDS show.

[Becky Carr]

Thanks Kent. Good to meet you. Of course I will keep you in mind. I won't be dishonest here, I do have a breeder I'm interested it if it works out (after all it was her dog that made me a boreboel nut lol). And Good to hear from you as well Gillian!! :-) I'm on the other one too "Boreboel Enthusiast" as well. LOL trying to feel out the boreboel crowd. I can't wait to see you again, yep i plan to go to the ABIDS show.

[Kent Munn]

Great to hear you have your breeder already picked out!  I did a lot of research when I bought from Electric Boerboels, I went to meet the guy and see his dogs and kennel and I was very impressed.  It's comforting to know you trust the people you do business with, especially when it's concerning a new member of the family.

[Marco]

Welcome everyone, please enjoy the site, and we value your input.

[Paulino Bungallah]

Hi everyone. My name is Paulino and i'm from Mozambique. My Boerboel (Max) was born last month and is very cute and lovely. Is my first dog and i'm enjoying it.

I hope to learn more from this community about taking care of a dog in order to become an excellent owner and friend of Max.

Have a nice day and thank you all.

[Johan Swart]

Hi Paulino, Bom dia!! Welcome to the Boerboel Community. I am the Chairperson of EBBASA (Elite Boerboel Breeders Association) and I am trying to collect the detail of Boerboel owners in Mozambique. can you please assist? You can contact me on [e-mail]

[Paulino Bungallah]

Ok...

[tijani afolabi abiodun]

U are welcome to the family.boerboels are lovely dogs.

[Armando]

Hello everyone,

I found this site while browsing the boerboel network and decided to join. I'm currently waiting to pick up my first boerboel puppy and am looking forward to enjoying a great time with him. He's from Skyview Kuhn and Spitsvuur Kwashe. My wife and I had a pit/chow mix that left us after 18 years and we decided to wait a year before getting a new companion, we looked at many breeds, including rescues. But the boerboel has all the traits we were looking for. Take care everyone.

Armando

[Marco]

Armando congrats, and welcome!  Please enjoy the site, there are lots of great people here to share with.  Look forward to seeing your pup.

[Kent Munn]

My father inlaw had a pitbull/chow when I was in Mexico.  She was amazing.  She was a beautiful red color, short hair, black around the eyes and tongue, what a dog.  She was the nicest dog around... most times, but man, she would just turn on a dime with our other pitbull and they would go at it.  It was really heartbreaking.  They had to be separated it got so bad.  She was rescued from a ranch where the dogs pretty much live wild, catch their own food and scuffle to see who is the alpha.  Such a shame because she was a good dog, she was just neglected at first and she had a wild side in her. When we got her, she was almost dead, just skin and bones.  She bulked up pretty quickly after a few weeks of tender loving care. She ended up dying of Parvovirus I think, I had already left Mexico by that time.  It's sad how a good dog can change according to environment and treatment.

 

Great to see you here Armando.

Armando said:

Hello everyone,

I found this site while browsing the boerboel network and decided to join. I'm currently waiting to pick up my first boerboel puppy and am looking forward to enjoying a great time with him. He's from Skyview Kuhn and Spitsvuur Kwashe. My wife and I had a pit/chow mix that left us after 18 years and we decided to wait a year before getting a new companion, we looked at many breeds, including rescues. But the boerboel has all the traits we were looking for. Take care everyone.

Armando

[Armando]

Thanks Kent. My boy was actually quite obedient. He had an independent streak, but always listened. He was never aggressive, but absolutely protective of my wife whenever she was outside working in the garden. He would always place himself between her and whomever was approaching, but would never charge. We still miss him. He and our kids grew together. He was a great dog.
Take care.
Armando.

Kent Munn said:

My father inlaw had a pitbull/chow when I was in Mexico.  She was amazing.  She was a beautiful red color, short hair, black around the eyes and tongue, what a dog.  She was the nicest dog around... most times, but man, she would just turn on a dime with our other pitbull and they would go at it.  It was really heartbreaking.  They had to be separated it got so bad.  She was rescued from a ranch where the dogs pretty much live wild, catch their own food and scuffle to see who is the alpha.  Such a shame because she was a good dog, she was just neglected at first and she had a wild side in her. When we got her, she was almost dead, just skin and bones.  She bulked up pretty quickly after a few weeks of tender loving care. She ended up dying of Parvovirus I think, I had already left Mexico by that time.  It's sad how a good dog can change according to environment and treatment.

 

Great to see you here Armando.

Armando said:

Hello everyone,

I found this site while browsing the boerboel network and decided to join. I'm currently waiting to pick up my first boerboel puppy and am looking forward to enjoying a great time with him. He's from Skyview Kuhn and Spitsvuur Kwashe. My wife and I had a pit/chow mix that left us after 18 years and we decided to wait a year before getting a new companion, we looked at many breeds, including rescues. But the boerboel has all the traits we were looking for. Take care everyone.

Armando