BREEDING

We do not breed for volume or trends.

Each pairing is planned with purpose, with focus on temperament, structure, and real-life suitability.
Our focus: stable temperament, correct structure, and functional ability come first.

A Boerboel should be:

• mentally stable
• physically balanced
• capable in real-life situations

Selection

Not every dog is used for breeding.
Selection is based on:

• temperament
• structure
• health
• overall suitability

Dogs that do not meet these criteria are placed in appropriate homes.

Selection criteria

Breeding decisions are never based on a single trait.

We look for dogs that show:

• stable, reliable temperament
• correct structure and movement
• physical capability
• suitability for real-life environments

Each dog is evaluated as a whole, not as individual parts.

What we don't breed for

• We do not breed for trends, color, or extremes.
• No pairing is made based on appearance alone.
• Function, temperament, and overall balance come first.
• Not every good dog is a breeding dog.

Health and testing

All breeding dogs are health tested before use.
We evaluate hips, elbows, spine, and knees, along with eyes, heart, and overall condition.
DNA testing has always been part of our program. We screen for known hereditary conditions, including epilepsy, and take results into account when planning combinations.
The goal is not perfection, but to reduce risks and make informed breeding decisions.

Breeding is long-term work.
The goal is not just to produce dogs, but to produce the right dogs.