It means that he feels dominate, or like he’s the one in control. Thus the “don’t bother me” growl. It doesn’t mean that he will grow up to be aggressive as long as you train it out of him

If your 6yr old friends come over all the time you couldnt ask for a better social exercise. Nothing is better then your puppy being around childern to help make sure your puppy will always be comfort

Like all dogs that can be aggressive if they are socialized from puppy to adult there should not be any worries. Just remember to tell your parents to socialize, socialize.

If you sociaize them correctly,you wont have a problem with them.

Your puppy may have a hernia on the tummy. It can happen in any breed. What kind of milk? Cow milk is not good for dogs. I'd just avoid giving it milk all together. At that age it should be so

My brindle puppy also has white tips on her paws and one on her chest. From what I have seen, I think it is common.

hi,i had douge de bordeaux male that was about 104lbs 23in at the withers,his mates where quit large but what dose this mean?it's like in a family 1 son short the other tall etc,it dose not mean your

I have seen many,many creamy/white Boerboels and would say they are not a rare color of the breed. I don't know that the coloring would make any difference on skin complaints either.

No, not at all. They outweigh a pitbull, have a noticeably different structure, and they are not aggressive but they are highly defensive of their territory and their family.

Has this dogs' hips been x-rayed? Boerboels will hop as pups and yours is still a puppy. Most north american and european vets are not familiar with the breed enough to know all the quirks of the bree

The tails gets docked!

More likely they're playing. They can sound really mean when they're playing without really trying to hurt one another. Eventually one will become dominant, somewhere around maturity. No worries.

Hi Francious, I have a female boerboel and when I got her, she also had a skin problem, our Vet told us that it is quite normal for the boerboel breed, they have very sensative skins and are prone to

Every boerboel is his own but they should not leap at strangers passing by if he does he needs TRAINING that is not exceptible make sure you know the pup how did he react to you meeting the first time

There are some things you can do at home. I would start by asking if you have ever heard your dog bark before. It will take a couple of month for your dog to be confident enough in his surroundings to

I would wait till she is fully gown at two years of age she is too young at ten months

nothing. when dogs have pups it takes a lot out of them. she will eventually get her size back. continue doing as you were beforehand. also if she is still nursing, it takes a lot for that as well

Ask your vet to check for Luxating Pattela, my boy boerboel was born with it! It would normally show itself befire now tho!

sir/madam if your current dog is not aggressive then it would great to introduce your new dog to her. otherwise you Will have to be very careful when you try to bring them together

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I have known many Boerboels that can, from standstill, clear 6+ foot. They can jump like a harrier jump jet no problem at all.