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BOERBOEL LITTER COMING SOON IN BELLEVUE, NEBRASKA, USA
Litter On The Way
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Breed
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Available on
06/10/2026
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Expected
05/01/2026
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Size at Maturity
Huge
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Shipping Area
Worldwide
Upcoming Litter Description
“Elite Nebraska Boerboel breeding program producing powerful, high-appraisal South African Mastiffs built for protection, presence, and legacy. Our bloodlines carry 90%+ appraisals, strong structure, and confident, stable temperaments. We breed with purpose — creating dominant guardians with unmatched loyalty and presence.”
Parents info
Father
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Breed
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Nickname
Hilltop bumpy Johnson
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Champion Bloodlines
Yes
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Champion Sired
Yes
Awards
Best male of the day Nabba 94%
Description: Powerful, well-built fawn Boerboel stud with exceptional structure, heavy bone, and commanding presence. Coming from strong fawn bloodlines, he carries a confident, stable temperament with natural guardian instincts.
Mother
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Breed
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Nickname
Killua
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Champion Bloodlines
Yes
Description: “Strong, athletic black Boerboel female with powerful structure and impressive bone density. Kyland boerboels killua, she carries excellent genetics for size, drive, and natural guarding ability. Confident, attentive, and well-balanced in temperament, she combines strength and femininity — built to produce high-quality, protective, and well-structured offspring.”
Breeder Information
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Breeder name
Ashton
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Location:
BELLEVUE, Nebraska, 68005 USUS
Breed overview
Boerboel
A.K.A.: South African Mastiff, Borbull, Boerb, Borboel, Bole, African Boerboel
Overview:
The Boerboel, a magnificent South African mastiff, originates from the farms of early Dutch settlers where it served as a formidable protector against predators. This impressive breed is characterized by its large, muscular build, typically weighing between 150-200 pounds, with a broad head and a short, dense coat that comes in various shades of brown, brindle, or black. Despite their imposing appearance, Boerboels are known for their unwavering loyalty and protective nature towards their families, making them excellent, albeit demanding, companions. They possess a confident and intelligent temperament, requiring early and consistent socialization and training to channel their protective instincts positively. While devoted to their loved ones, their considerable size and exercise needs make them unsuitable for apartment living, thriving best in homes with spacious yards. Prospective owners should also be aware of potential health concerns common in large breeds, such as hip and elbow dysplasia, heart conditions, and bloat. The Boerboel is a committed and loving guardian, best suited for experienced owners who can provide the structured environment and extensive care this powerful breed requires.
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