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Date Posted: 12:58:38 08/17/09 Mon
Author: Samantha
Subject: Re: Black Boerboels
In reply to: Clay 's message, "Re: Black Boerboels" on 10:18:58 08/17/09 Mon

I agree. I remember when pieds, blues, creams and blacks were strongly frowned upon and not recognized by the very organization that registers them now. I guess when more and more pop up they can make money off them so why not register!

I can see the black brindles being mistaken as blacks, but once put in the sun you can see red striations. I personally don't think a boerboel should be completely black without some other breed influence thrown in. I have yet to see a true black boerboel look like a boerboel.

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