Refreshing to see a dog owner make his decision on which breed to own and consider the dog's needs.

@Nibs333

3 жыл бұрын

Wtf? No. It’s what people r supposed to do. Scumbags but for look or popularity. 🤢

I have owned both breeds...& I do agree...mostly in your assessment...I live in a subberb...but in a park system. My Rotties were Awesome family members & great protectors. My Boerboels were also Great family members & The BEST protectors. Non Aggressive but with their size & stature very ominous.. No one would dare challenge them. As far as training.maybe the Rottie was a little more intelligent...but with the Willingness to please his master..my Boels would do anything to please me. I Loved both breeds...BUT... It's BOERBOELS for me All the Way.

@wanderlust...H

2 жыл бұрын

Why not cane corso

I had my first Rotty at age 7. She was 110lbs in shape. She would hold me down and tickle me with her nose and seriously take so much joy in being around us kids. She was the best dogs I've ever had. Great video as usual, thank you!

Your content is Netflix level. Love from Nepal.

@musclemania30

4 жыл бұрын

This is my favorite breed but I won’t own one until I buy my house with plenty of yard to run. I do have plenty of areas to take hikes tho. Great video!

I own 2 Rottweilers and they have a great amount of patience with us humans as long as you ‘re being consistent thus being a leader they can trust. I love my rotties !!!

@jusjewelz3832

4 жыл бұрын

I own two as well...both males, brothers & 7 months apart. I'm constantly asked am I ever afraid if they'll ever get into it or fight for the "alpha male" role. I always reply "NO" because that was already established when they were younger. Besides, I'M the "alpha male" of the pack!😁

as Afrikaans speaking South African, you nailed the pronunciation. so you definitely get the go ahead.. boerboel as much as you will. keep up the awesome work.

@shabsZA

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed, he nailed it, in fact for us South Africans his pronunciation of the Rottweiler was off.

@soota6083

4 жыл бұрын

Is it pronounced "Boar Bull"? I couldn't quite make it out.

@shabsZA

4 жыл бұрын

SOOTA hmmm not quite boar

@vigneshrk

4 жыл бұрын

@@soota6083 boor-bull

@MiszCella

3 жыл бұрын

As a dutch person! he is saying burbull not boerboel!

We have a boerboel and live in a townhouse with a tiny yard in Kenya. He is my 21 year old daughter's best friend and while he's very alpha, respects me as the pack leader and does not challenge the pecking order. He's highly intelligent and trainable, the best protector (both in terms of natural instinct and sheer physical size), and a great family dog (very affectionate, wants to be with his people, etc.). He loves all the neighborhood kids and would protect any of them, and is as gentle as a feather with small children. That being said, he does get a minimum of 90 minutes a day of walks, usually more like 2.5 hours. And still has tons of energy to play. For us, we're absolutely in love with boerboels - our Chimo shares a bed with my daughter. Interestingly, his 'girlfriend' is a rottie and they love each other!

I'm south African and The BoerBoel is my favorite dog in the world

@clinton2446

3 жыл бұрын

Nothing better than a boerboel my friend

@topacybits3576

3 жыл бұрын

@@clinton2446 dogo argentino better

@justinlough9057

3 жыл бұрын

@@topacybits3576 i own both. For pure guarding and protection, the boerboel is better.

@topacybits3576

3 жыл бұрын

@@justinlough9057 true but dogo also good protector. But dogo i find alot more drive and stronger. I also hunt with him. But i agree boerboel more natural guarding instict

@justinlough9057

3 жыл бұрын

@@topacybits3576 the dogo is more athletic and better cardio. Dangerous for sure, but instinctual guarding i found Boerboels better. Especially, when it comes to territory. But Dogo's have a very good package and this is why I own both. I love Dogo's. Every dog is different so my opinion doesn't really mean shit.

That Pup is growing fast. He has a good look to him.

Having owned 4 rotties and now an owner of a rescued boerbull I can say that the boerbull is by far a more intelligent breed, for more interactive, more loving. Excellent video and I love your passion for dogs, they are truly awesome creatures.

You were pronouncing it perfectly, Loving your content all the way from SA.

Boerboel all day every day

@funnydudetlove_wop7007

3 жыл бұрын

Yes sir I have a Boerboel

@anthonyamaro1771

3 жыл бұрын

I love the personality of the Boerboel. I got 4 kids. He's just a big goofy character weighing in at 185lbs. He's never really serious even when he's serious is hard to explain. Wonderful addition to my family I couldn't imagine life without the goofball.

@nehachoubey5591

3 жыл бұрын

YEA BOIIIIIIIIIIIIII

@pradyumnachouhan5313

3 жыл бұрын

My man!🔥❤

@SpinDoctor91

3 жыл бұрын

@@anthonyamaro1771 One reason I want one they seem cool!

You do the public and dogs a great service, by explaining why and how you made your breed choice. Thank you Zeke.

Episode 196 : why I chose the Rottweiler over the chihuahua 🤦🏻‍♂️

@crazycanecorsolady

4 жыл бұрын

LMFAO 😂🤣😂

@macjay88

4 жыл бұрын

😭

@christian_urocar

4 жыл бұрын

Haha

@NasYo247

4 жыл бұрын

Hater smh

@christian_urocar

4 жыл бұрын

Yonnas Tecle ah can’t take a joke I see

My Rottweiler will be 2 soon. I have had pits, English bulldogs, English bull terriers and a Sharpei. My favorite is the rottweiler because it naturally comes with all the characteristics I want in a guard dog/family pet. The BEST breed ever. 💯

@kaylisabeneby1071

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! I’ve had few Rotti, Pits and others and my fav will always be a Rotti! One of the smartest, affectionate, loving and loyal breed ever!

Nice video!! I own two Boerboels. What a amazing dog breed! Luckily I live in farming area, so the boerboels is very happy. They are very protective and will make sure that we/me are safe. I also train them and from the experience what I have with them, is that they are trainable. (My dogs is trainable, easily). I will live sleep with them every single day, that's how much I trust them. I also like Rottweilers!!

@guspapadopoulos945

4 жыл бұрын

I

I live in suburban area in Kimberley South Africa and I got the Boerboels, they don't need too much training as you claim because their energy level is low and I would recommend it for a person who has 9 - 4 job.

@umarkhattab756

2 жыл бұрын

I'm planing to get one soon. Are the okay for an average size house and backyard? How is the temperament of this breed? I work 9 to 4 job. What are the exercise needs per day?

My service dog is a Boerboel. She has many obedience titles (the first and ONLY Boerboel to earn the challenging AKC Rally Champion title!). She is incredibly intelligent and was SO easy to train. (She makes me look like a good trainer!). My 13 yo daughter has a 6 month old Rott pup that is also shockingly fast to learn. She will start competing with her next month and I suspect they will do great together. Both breeds are amazing for just slightly different reasons. I love the Rottie, but the uniqueness of the Boerboel is what will draw me back to them when my current dog retires!

@mustafashulqamy1844

2 ай бұрын

Is the boerboel a bad idea as a complete first time owner, even if I've done enough research and know how to train?

@mavisme4645

2 ай бұрын

@@mustafashulqamy1844 - Honestly, it's best to own a 'normal' dog before getting a hardcore working breed because their drives can be more than a newbie can handle. It's not just a simple equation of knowing how to make a dog sit, down, etc., it's about being able to read a dog's behavior and knowing what is going on in their heads. Different types of dogs think differently. Herding dogs get frustrated easily, they tend to nip, and they can be pushy. Working dogs can be dominant, territorial, and protective. When pushed to bite, they mean it. Hounds can get overwhelmed with smells or sights and might ignore you. Each group has its challenges ... and it's important to know how to train using those challenges to create success!

@mustafashulqamy1844

2 ай бұрын

@@mavisme4645 Thank you for your advice! Initially I was thinking of an english mastiff; but the weather in my country is so hot (can be 50°C/130°F) during the summer (I live in a gulf country). I don't know of another breed with a similar temperament to the english mastiff but a tolerance for heat. I mean obviously I wouldn't be out for that long myself 😅

Your videos are very therapeutic my brother. Specially living here in NYC East Harlem... Peace and love family!!!

Dope insight and passion 🙌🏾 respect !

I have my first boerboel now, 8 month female, she's awesome, driving my 4 yr Johnson ABD crazy. You look like you've got a great dog on your hands too brother. When we're happy with our dogs and all feel loved, what more is there to say hey. Thanks for the great content.

I understand your choice. I am picking my Boerboel up from the airport next week. He's coming from South Africa. I show you pics when I get him if you want to see him. We're really excited.

@Ripplie

4 жыл бұрын

Thorsten My dog’s sire is Middlepos Baron.

@TheGoonster22

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrXerxes Lions Den Boerboel

@Ripplie

4 жыл бұрын

Thorsten My Boerboel is perfect! 3 years old. Fully trained (puppy classes, obedience classes as well as advanced obedience classes). He’s about 28” at the withers with a weight of around 175 lbs. I have a large backyard and also two Standard Poodles. There would never be another breed for me. He loves his Mommie and would stand between me and any threat. His beauty is beyond compare. He is not dog or people aggressive but I do not let everyone who marvels at him reach out and pet him. His vet and staff adore him. I use Petsmart for his grooming and they love to see him coming as well. Good luck with your Boerboel. You will not regret it.

@Supreme0757

5 ай бұрын

If I may ask what has been your experience up to now with your Boerboel? I know this is an old comment but I’m doing research as I’m looking to getting this beautiful breed as well

These are the best videos out there love the way this guy puts them out

Big love... Keep up the good work👊

I love your analysis. So good for people to consider all of the characteristics when adding a dog to your life.

For me boerboels are better

@racerx2348

4 жыл бұрын

give it afew years and the AKC will wreck type , and temp : (

@Ripplie

4 жыл бұрын

RACER X You are soooo right!!

@shawnso4225

4 жыл бұрын

Boerboel are too big and slow.

@Ripplie

4 жыл бұрын

Shawn SO Research, research, research

@shawnso4225

4 жыл бұрын

@@Ripplie I love American Bulldog any dog bigger than that is too big.

Love your channel. It’s kind of funny. We got a Boerboel pup right around the same time your Rottweiler videos came out. You’re breed documentaries definitely caught my imagination regarding the boerboel. Best of luck with your new pup.

4:24 “You see so much of the breed’s genetics expressed just by being out in nature, and I think that by having a dog like that in the city, it’s not giving the dog it’s best life” You care so much of a dogs well being that you put your extreme admiration of the Boerbol aside, in order to get one close enough to the breed but still satisfied your wants and living situation. Props to you and your channel.

@justranting4510

2 жыл бұрын

That is the problem, city people in South Africa found out about our farm dog the Boerboel and now try lay claim to it, starting clubs and associations etc, but they do not know or understand the dog. The Boerboel has barely changed in 200 years it was bred for the farm by the farmer, it is not a city dog was never tended to be in cities with the noise, high congestion of people and smells. This is why you will find that Boerboels on the farm have very different personalities to those in the city or small holdings, they are calmer less likely to attack. They need lots of space and lots of stimulation. Their name says it all BOERBOEL Farmers dog. City people must stay away from this breed because they giving it a bad name due to placing it into stressful situations. The SABBS and all kennel clubs have no claim or right to have any say regarding these dogs as they have had nothing to do with the breed until recently and their only interest in the breed is financial, the breed has survived for hundreds of years almost unchanged with out city people try to dictate who may breed them, what defines them or who may use the term. None of these organisations are from the farm, and they have no idea what a Boerboel is. One look at the majority of the registered breeders will clearly show you that mass production (ie money) not love or understanding is the only driving factor for the forming of the SABBS. The dogs are breed in large numbers, kept in cages for hours per day and have little to no access to the wild. Boerboel through the ages (bred by farmers for farmers) are breed slowly, often years between pregnancies (unlike SABBS members who breed them as often as they can) and from birth they are free roamers, this is important to ensure that the dogs muscles build keeps pace with its growth rate, non farm breed Boerboels have a much higher fat %, live shorter lives and have hip problems due to the idiots at SABBS thinking they are dealing with Rotties not Boerboels, this entire talk of the angle of the back legs is the reason for the hip problems, Boerboels have a very slight angle almost straight, this reduces the strain on their hips from their mass it also allows them more rapid changes in direction and higher jumps, essential tools for them to do the job they were bred for, killings Hyenas, Lions, leopards. SABBS and US kennels try claim 2 walks a day is sufficient for these beauties, what utter rubbish these are dogs who are on the move a lot 2h exercise a day a way below their needs (another cause for their so called aggressiveness and hip problems) Oubaas, my grandfather's Boerboel was a highly protective of us children, if one of the other dogs hurt one of us it was the Boerboel that sorted out the guilty dog. In 1976 my grandfather bought another Boerboel as Oubaas was getting old, Nero was my dog and lived to the age 15 when he had to be put down as my grandfather had moved into the city after loosing his farm and Nero went insane, Oubaas died at the age of 17. I have in the last month been talking to my friends who grew up on the farms in the region and out of 20 of us 18 grew up with Boerboels, NOT one had a dog with hip problems and the average age was 16, proving that the SO CALLED know it alls of the breed are actually destroying the breed.

I’m a Corso enthusiast with two great Dogs, but every day I’m impressed more and more with them.

@lisatrudelle387

Жыл бұрын

Cane Corsos are awesome dogs.

Nice video Zeke. Thanks again.

Afrikaans South African living in LA. Your pronunciation is fine! My wife still cant pronounced last name after 3 years and that is without an "R" in it. You have the greenlight from me my friend!

Great video thanks for clarifying! Your reasons make a lot of sense for Your family too. Capturing the imagination is a great way to put in to words what a Boerboel does! Another stellar video.

Mate. You articulate dogs so well. Keep up your great work. Peace

Boerboel rules they don't have to bite to protect and they have incredible intelligence

Rotties have my heart. Not necessarily saying they’re the best dog, but they offer everything an experienced dog owner would want in a big dog

This is my favorite dog channel! Always enjoy your video's! ~Russ

I hate when people equate intelligence with trainability. They aren’t the same.

@butkusfan23

4 жыл бұрын

Stefano Patton right? A wolf is more intelligent than a German Shepherd, but which one is more trainable?

@palley253

4 жыл бұрын

True, Boerboels are smart, they are independent thinkers that work things out on their own. Not always a good thing in all situations but they are smart.

@racerx2348

4 жыл бұрын

interesting point, ive learned something today.... kinda like a house cat?

@415ofaloto

4 жыл бұрын

Ya, caught that too. Sometimes a dog is too smart lol then you really have a problem. Great doc though and it seemed like an off the cuff remark so I can see how it could be said without really thinking it through.

@Janeway1269

4 жыл бұрын

It's true, intelligence and trainability are not the same. But for the sake of putting it out there to the general public, and making sure they GET it, Zeke's explanations pretty much nail it. What matters most is the audience. A Boerboel is not suitable for most families, and how trainable a powerful breed is, is a part of that. I'm fine with the way this went.

Excellent! Thank you. Greetings from Portugal,

In regards to the Boerboel, it depends on the temperament of the Boerboel. My Boerboel is from South Africa from Dopper lines. I lived in a tiny house in the suburbs when I had gotten him, and he lived with 6 other dogs. So if you can imagine living with that many other dogs, cats, chickens, etc, we were all very cramped lol But Boerboels are adaptable creatures. I didn't make a big deal about it so neither did he. I now live in the mountains, but there isn't a lot of space either to roam. The houses are very close to each other and there's not much of a yard. I now have 15 dogs and I just take them out to the park, stores, other mountains to hike, and wherever else I can bring a dog. A Boerboel can live in the city and do just fine as well. Like I had mentioned, it really depends on the temperament of the Boerboel and its energy level. All of my dogs are of medium energy which works for my lifestyle.

@davidfilipovic163

4 жыл бұрын

Living in that situation and having that many animals what were you thinking buying it? Was it just to fulfill you selfish wish?

@ruru9400

4 жыл бұрын

@@davidfilipovic163 No, David. 🙄 I rescue animals, and animals are also my passion. Half of those dogs are being fostered and are going to their new homes soon, but thank you for your assumption. The other half are my rescued pets except for the Boerboel.

@imtheslothking

5 ай бұрын

Trash owner

I wish all puppy shoppers put as much thought, research and time into making their decision. Lol I've been waiting YEARS to get my dream dog bc I know I'm not ready. It's so hard but it's even harder to get a pup, fall in love and then have to rehome it. In my opinion anything worth having is worth waiting for. It's not like buying a car or furniture.....it's a living breathing commitment. Thank you for sharing this and I hope it encourages others to be more mindful of their decision to bring a new life into their home.

Great stuff brotha.

Great dogumentary. Incredible articulation of the dog and understanding of it a hats off to you my friend. My name is Albert from BPB in SoCal. I just subscribed and shared your video with somebody who didn't want to get a puppy with from me. Very well said sir

👍complement a breed with your lifestyle, rather than pick a dog and struggle to complement your lifestyle to their requirements and disposition. This is a major long-lasting decision for you and family members you live with. It is better to do some research to make sure you reach the suitable decision.

@Janeway1269

4 жыл бұрын

He clearly did. Zeke is cool!

Love the music. The video is great...as they always are.

I’ve learnt a lot by watching these comparison of other breeds with Rottweiler. If a Rott doesn’t suit my neeeds, I now can chose between the other ones. Thank you for this

Very smooth. Appreciate your opinion.

Glad you made an informed decision. I own a boerboel myself and they are beautiful imposing dogs that you have to physically see to appreciate them they do need lots of space to be the best dog they can be too.

your pronunciation of Boerboel is perfect, also great video

Very insightful brother. I put a deposit down on a Boerboel recently. We were down to these 2 dog breeds. Ive owned Cane Corsos in the past so we like bigger breeds but my decision came down to my small children. People consistently gave the nod to the Boerboel in that area.

Live from South Africa, I enjoyed the show.

i love that you consider the dogs life aswell you are right a dog deserves to be happy too.

It makes perfect sense, I am looking for a large breed dog as well, but because of my age I need one that will listen and easy to train, I live in a rural community and I own an acre and woods are on two side of the property we have hiking trails the whole nine yard... so thanks for helping me with my quest to find the best dog for me..

Appreciate your honesty. Boerboel has to have the space the time the money to really support the breed with honor. Rottweiler are great dogs too. Everydog should have everything it needs to have a healthy happy life.

Absolutely dig the music you chose

i lost my male and female rottweiler within a year of each other and just couldnt find a rottie i would have been happy with as i constantly kep comparing to my guys, Finally decided to get a boerboel after a couple yrs of research and i have to say my Harley is quite the dog..very happy we chose the breed. We live in the city and i do understand what u mean about getting the best of him.Wouldnt change my mind on this breed though, Absolutely love the Boerboels.

@aym1240

4 жыл бұрын

How old is your boerboel now??

Can you do a new video on the presa canario and your views on its temperament, train-ability, look, ability to function as a working breed compared to its function as a pet, and also can you do one in the future about best hunting breeds as well as a best fun to train and most challenging to train dog videos would really love to hear your view points on that

Nice... well done. Both Daisy (my Boerboel) and I enjoyed this video 😉

First off, nothing wrong with your pronunciation. I fully understand and respect your reason for choosing a Rotti. Boerboels however don't do too badly in Urbane environments, the vast majority of Boerboels in South Africa are kept in urban areas as guard dogs because of the high crime rates. You do however have to keep them exercised and mentally stimulated. I would say to you to follow your passion in your future and get a Boerboel one day, there is no better companion to be had in the dog world.

Great music, I got a boerboels I live in the country but I love routines too. Both great dogs

Great video !

good stuff, and good pronunciation

I really appreciate that you now have a dedicated channel for rottweiler.

Great assessment

That’s a beautiful puppy 🐶.

I'm South African and you are pronouncing "Boerboel" 100% fine and acceptable brother.

I got a 14 month old rot and he’s pretty chill and is what you pretty much described

Fantastic job. I agree 100% with everything you said in this video.

Great video brother

Perfect pronunciation!

My dad bred English Bull Terriers and they will forever have a soft spot in my heart but my babysitter on the farm was a Boerboel, no other dog compared.

Lol! I love it! I think you hit the pronounciation but as for me, I have been corrected so many times that I just call them SAMs (South African Mastiffs) so that’s an option if pronounciation becomes a “thing”. Be well and thanks for the series......I’m lovin’ it! ~Cay J

get a boerboel puppy from South Africa if you have a yard and take it out for walks. Very playful dogs

I was very disappointed when you did not get a Boerboel. For those of us who like large breed dogs, it is the perfect companion. I don’t know where you got the rottie is more intelligent because that is not true. The Boerboel is highly intelligent and extremely devoted to his family, especially children. That ball was dropped. Also, I live in suburbia and my 3-year old Boerboel is magnificent. He commands attention EVERYWHERE he goes. He has been so well trained professionally that even trainers compliment him. You know their look is awesome with a longer life span than the rottie. I really thought you were gonna step out there with this still somewhat unknown giant. I’m still not sure why you chose the rottie but if that’s what you like, that’s what you like. I am happy for you. However, it seems like you only made the choice because you say the BB should live in a rural setting. This can be true of most large breeds including the rottie. The BB is, though, able to live in your suburban setting. Perhaps there is a BB in your future. You will NOT be disappointed.

@Ripplie

4 жыл бұрын

Thorsten I totally agree that we should keep this breed a secret! I also agree Zeke just likes the rottie. I am happy for him. I am also pleased to meet such an intelligent person like yourself who gets the Boerboel. Once you have one, there will never be another breed for you.

@guspapadopoulos945

4 жыл бұрын

Well said, l also have a three year old Boerboel, purchased from South Florida Boerboels. They are complete Velcro dogs and can easily figure things out, especially if you are a week owner, for if you are, you will be dominated. They will protect you like no other, and absolutely have a natural affection for children. Rotties bark at anything more or less, when a Boerboel barks, something's up, then the growl, then God help you if he catches you. Look up their bite force, l kid you not... ..

@guspapadopoulos945

4 жыл бұрын

@@Ripplie How right you are I'm 65 with a 3 year old Boerboel. They are beyond the greatest breed of dog l ever owned. I only wish l discovered them earlier in my life. And assuming my dog lives at least 11 ,12 years l will stay with this great breed; assuming l live beyond those years. You're so right about the more popular a breed is the more breeders will ruin the breed to meet the demand. So let us Boerboel lovers lie about the breed and say Boerboels are terrible dogs in order to to keep this great breed safe healthy and not popular.

@Ripplie

4 жыл бұрын

gus papadopoulos Hello there!!! I am so glad to meet someone who truly understands the greatness of the South African Boerboel!!! As you stated, I wish I had found the breed years ago as well. I have been asked to breed my boy with other breeds but I refuse to contribute to the demise of the magnificence you and I have. So happy for you. My Caesar is the love of my life. He made 4 this past February so I am contemplating on having him neutered this year. Enjoy the love. As I always say, there is nothing like a big dog hug!! LOL

@guspapadopoulos945

4 жыл бұрын

@@Ripplie It's an honor to talk to you. Yes there is nothing like the embrace l get from my Calista. Without her l would be so lost and obviously quite lonely. Nevertheless it's cone to the point wherever l go she goes, and if a store says No dogs allowed, well I'll just take my business elsewhere. My very best for you and Ceaser, may you with be together and happy for a long long time. God love you both...

Great video! What breeders would recommend for the Boerboel?

Thanks

It makes total sense. You did what most people have a hard time doing and thats making the more practical choice for your lifestyle. Its like when my wife had to convince me to get her a minivan instead of a suburban . Im still recovering from that decision 😥. Anyways, maybe a Boerboel in your future, my female has been great so far👍🏾!

@animalobsessed1

4 жыл бұрын

If I were to pick a dog based solely on looks, I'd probably take a Thai Ridgeback or Boerboel too! Instead I'll be getting a Brittany, because they're much better adjusted to living in civilization. I lived in Cape Town for 6 years, and encountered plenty of Boerboels with perfectly nice temperaments. They were literally walking around off leash, occasionally coming up to people for a cuddle. However, it seems to me that the international community has taken these dogs and turned them into your standard asshole molosser, that looks like a gigantic French Bulldog. The first time I saw a pair of Boerboels in Germany, I didn't even recognize that they were supposed to be that same breed I've met so many times, until the owners straight up told me lol. (Those two were extremely short and wide, one was piebald and the other brindle, both colors I never saw in South Africa.) Based on the videos he did on them, it seems that American breeders are just breeding for looks and aggression, which sucks. The ones in his videos didn't look as bad as the ones in Germany, but their temperament seemed to be worse (based on the description the owners gave). I've never actually encountered one since moving to the US, which is probably a good thing.

Funny is I love this series I hope it continues cause I’m interested in the breeds you were interested in choosing and why you chose your breed

What soundtrack is playing in the background?

My good friend has a boerbel, awesome dogs. So protective ESPECIALLY over his 6 year old lil boy

I love Boerboels, but your pup is beautiful.

I've owned many dog breeds, but my favourite breed by far is the German shepherd.

@talaverajr391

4 жыл бұрын

What about the Game Apbt??

@vikingdogmanship

4 жыл бұрын

There is a breed for everyone 😄

@natureboy7766

4 жыл бұрын

They're a very protective, intelligent and loyal breed

@Argos-xb8ek

4 жыл бұрын

Have you ever worked with a Belgian Malinois

Keeping it a brick - Rottweilers thrive in and deserve more than a city environment also.

@medfordadler1476

3 жыл бұрын

💯💯💯

@bigbossadidoss8678

11 ай бұрын

Most large breeds do as a matter of fact. Have to agree, city living is no kind of life for a dog or a country boy

Can you give me the title of that music in the background ? It is mega !!!!! 👌🏿👍🏿

What are the previous you have owned?

Handsome Rott pup! Good choice!

I haven't paid house insurance in 13 years that's how long my rottie served me and my family no breakins in that time.

Thank you very much. I come from a ranch in Wyoming. I'm debating between a Boerboel or a German shepherd. German shepherds where bread originally for more the heading life style. You're expertise would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

@wanderlust...H

2 жыл бұрын

German Shepherds are very intelligent. But don't go for a roached back or too much angulated backed GSD. Some breeders are spoiling the breed and also the bone structure of GSDs only to have a particular look for shows.

It was a good choice given the circumstances. I wish you well with the pup.

Unfortunately as much as I hate it, you are so right! I love this breed(for reasons you mentioned mainly, built,size, lion etc legacy), but I live in a city and a Rottweiler is a obvious pragmatic choice. Thanks for this video

I feel you. I wanted an American Staffordshire Terrier, but i ended up adopting an American Bully instead, because i live in a small appartment and my life still is better suited for the chill temperament of the bully over the staff.

Dude! Your pronunciation is perfect! I’m South African and I have 3 Boerboels and obviously I adore them. Equally, I would have 3 Rottweilers too. Both breeds are awesome. To each their own bro. Great video and I appreciate your level headed opinion. The only point I disagree with you about is trainability. My 3 are incredibly well trained and I believe it’s down to the individual dog, it’s environment and the human.

Can you recommend any boerbol breeders? I've been looking for the past few years. Alpine Lion boerbol was my first choice, until I found out the other is a shit bag and his kennel got shut down.

I've had both and personally dont think there is anything in it in terms of intelligence. But that said the Rottweiler is definitely more trainable with the Boerboel being very stubborn and independent especially when under 2 years. After 18 months to 2 years they really do take direction a lot better, very well in fact. At puppy stages i have never experienced a puppy like a Boerboel, the first 5 months you will be torn to shreds as the puppy biting/mouthing is unreal and they loose their sharp puppy teeth very late in life. If you have had any other pup and found the mouthing unbearable juat dont even consider the Boerboel. Once mature though the boerboel is so rewarding to work with and wouldn't be without at least one now. Great video about the selection process for you, glad you found the correct breed for your lifestyle

@michaeldehart6726

Жыл бұрын

hahaha. so many teething scars on my forearms...

Looking forward to the bullmastiff and the dogo argentino.

But most people in South Africa has the dog in suburban areas and in houses so I personally think it can go either way and I'm from south africa

I would love to see more on the Bullmastiff!!!

@racerx2348

4 жыл бұрын

im guessing the original bull mastiff had the same rott temp when it was created, before the AKC messed it up

I like the way he says documentary tv. Like daucumendary teevee 👍

I’ve been looking into getting a designer dog called a Mastador, could you give me your thoughts and opinions about that kind of breed?

@mercswifejl

4 жыл бұрын

Lol in the 80's they were called mutts.....now they're "designer dogs". I have a "mastador". Just like any dog...if you raise them right ur good. Mine is stubborn (like the mastiff) but super duper friendly and awesome (like the Labrador). In MOST cases mixing with a lab will result in a pretty decent dog.

you know what i admire what you said,, where the boerbol is your favorite dog and you didnt get one because of the different lifestyle.......i can tell you are a real dog lover exellent video

It would be awesome if u could break down the Akita dog. American or Japanese version🙌🏼 I’m a huge fan of that dog breed! Nice to hear from a professional the pros and cons with the breed 😀