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Which is the sweetest for consumption.

I have ate the Mastiff and it was not good at all. Even a Lhasa Apso is sweeter than it. Big for nothing.

I have a feeling this hound will be delicious if roasted

OgunLaakaye:
Which is the sweetest for consumption.

I have ate the Mastiff and it was not good at all. Even a Lhasa Apso is sweeter than it. Big for nothing.

I have a feeling this hound will be delicious if roasted

SMH you want to eat a boerboel

Lol this is new

I think the second one there is a ysterbeg boerboel, why do you refer to it as hound type?

Different types?? Nowonder I'm confused b d breed

vincentjk:
I think the second one there is a ysterbeg boerboel, why do you refer to it as hound type?

I don't get you

Spanishmilf:
I don't get you

What makes you call it "hound type"?

Explain pls

vincentjk:


What makes you call it "hound type"?

Explain pls

Many Boerboels can be tall with a pronounced tuck up underneath, these dogs are often narrower in the chest, they have flatter sides, they have well constructed fronts that are straight, nicely shaped feet and have good rear angulation. They have longer ears and muzzles which taper inwards towards the end. The circumference of the male’s head is usually 2 to 3 inches less than the height at the shoulder; this type of Boerboel is displaying a lot of the hound influence. I owned a bitch like this and I used her for hunting Boar. I found her to have a good nose on the ground and good stamina and speed for her size. Quite a few dogs of this type have been widely used in modern times eg. Piona Rampai, Caberet Klein Buks.

Spanishmilf:

Many Boerboels can be tall with a pronounced tuck up underneath, these dogs are often narrower in the chest, they have flatter sides, they have well constructed fronts that are straight, nicely shaped feet and have good rear angulation. They have longer ears and muzzles which taper inwards towards the end. The circumference of the male’s head is usually 2 to 3 inches less than the height at the shoulder; this type of Boerboel is displaying a lot of the hound influence. I owned a bitch like this and I used her for hunting Boar. I found her to have a good nose on the ground and good stamina and speed for her size. Quite a few dogs of this type have been widely used in modern times eg. Piona Rampai, Caberet Klein Buks.

Where did you see boar that you did hunt and how comes you don't take pictures of the games you caught just like dog owners do today?? Btw you never mentioned owning a female boerboel and I'm surprised hearing this

Well I made a mistake by asking about the hound type, explain more on the terrier type which I'm sure is a ysterbeg boerboel

vincentjk:


Where did you see boar that you did hunt and how comes you don't take pictures of the games you caught just like dog owners do today?? Btw you never mentioned owning a female boerboel and I'm surprised hearing this

Well I made a mistake by asking about the hound type, explain more on the terrier type which I'm sure is a ysterbeg boerboel

didn't u see that I copied this nii

vincentjk:


Where did you see boar that you did hunt and how comes you don't take pictures of the games you caught just like dog owners do today?? Btw you never mentioned owning a female boerboel and I'm surprised hearing this

Well I made a mistake by asking about the hound type, explain more on the terrier type which I'm sure is a ysterbeg boerboel

Next type is the Terrier type. Most likely Bull Terrier influence as I have seen stud book entries from 1950 that shows the Bull Terrier being bred into the Boerboel. The Terrier type has thinner legs and is shorter in back length. Can be hyper-active and more prey-driven than most other Boerboels. They have tight feet and the musculature can appear more prominent because of the smaller bone, shorter coat and tighter fitting skin. The head is usually clean of wrinkles, they have scissor bite and good teeth, and they are usually long lived. Examples that have been used a lot are Ysterberg Storm and Mouzer Adolf

vincentjk:
I think the second one there is a ysterbeg boerboel, why do you refer to it as hound type?

boerboel have types and ysterberg it's a very old line

ysterberg is a distinct breed now sir...
they were founding stocks of d BB. although, they have pulled out entirely now...

space9880:
boerboel have types and ysterberg it's a very old line

BamBamK:
ysterberg is a distinct breed now sir...
they were founding stocks of d BB. although, they have pulled out entirely now...

I know. thanks

uw

space9880:
I know. thanks