Boerboel Breeder Studs

Our Boy Exotics King Outlaw

One of the most impressive Boerboels I have ever witnessed. Outlaw turned out to be shockingly beautiful and very dominant. This is one of those Boerboels that require a knowledgeable owner. He is that dominant. Normal for a Boerboel but the difference with Outlaw is the pure power he possesses. His puppies are not for the inexperienced.

Exotics Blackbottoms Alpha

Exotics Outlaw

We have two stud males in our breeding program. Both of these males are from outside bloodlines and unrelated to any of our Exotic females. Both are about as complete as you could expect from extreme examples of South African Boerboels like Alpha and Outlaw. Outlaw is Extremely large. He is a massive molosser. He is the Mercedes Benz G Wagon Truck of dogs. a bit oversized in terms of our usual. he is still very correct comformationally speaking. Unlike many other 200 pound plus Boerboels dog he maintains good balance and near perfect angulation in the rear. He is forever posing barking take my picture. Alpha is short and wide. Physically he is built for torque and power. His personality if mild and easy going. this dogs is still very young and has a bit of maturing to do. As a puppy has potential to add value to our program is obvious hoping he passes on his incredibly muscled stature and mild temperament. Alpha is a young male with a huge upside.

Both males offer the best of the best genetics containing many South African Sr National Champions Boerboels from the last decade.Occasionally we use Bonafide Cairo video below.

Reference Males From The Past Below

Thudd stud dog

The breeding studs are the cornerstone of any breeding program. All of our males have been selected based on years of development. We have seen quite a few puppies develop into dogs in our years of breeding dogs. Many dogs did not make the cut. Over time we have learned exactly what to look for in our pups.

All of our males offer completeness first and foremost. They possess the ability and a high likelihood of producing sound dogs mentally and physically. We do not emphasize any one trait. More important is the total of the complete dog. In any one of our litters, you can find the show and working dogs often both in a single pup.

Before we select a stud dog as a breeding dog, we analyze the offspring, siblings, parents, and overall quality of the littermates. All these factors are taken into consideration. Anything I don’t know about these stud dogs has not been discovered. My deep understanding of these dogs has turned me into the superior South African Boerboel Breeder that I am today.

Without delving deeply into genetics I will attempt to detail each dog’s strengths and weaknesses thoroughly, and what can be expected from their pups.

Exotic’s Lions Den Naeem Aka BANG

Bang is from Musas Branham at Lions Den Boerboels in New Jersey. We brought him in to spice up our blood with more thickness and drive. His color is an added plus. He has rare piebald genetics. At only 20 months he has yet more filling out to do. Bang completes and complements our program in every way. He is rock solid and full of drive and energy.

Exotics Jethro

2016 The difference between 1 year (bottom) and two years(top) about an additional 30 lbs in width
A son of Candy and Flex. Pictured at 228 pounds 15 months old. Jethro is our idea of what a Boerboel should be. The perfect combination of size and conformation. Large powerful significant in every way. Jethro is a monster of a dog. Upon first glance, you get the impression this dog belongs in a zoo. He is right out the land of the giants. A huge beast. He is the mecca of Boerboels. If you are looking for size, look no further, African Boerboels don’t get much bigger than this.

The Mack

The Mack derives from the Congo Queen Breeding. He is built like a Mack Truck—low, broad, heavy duty, and full of power. It is hard to get a good picture of him because he is always on the move. His strengths are muscle tone and temperament. The puppies he throws are big with excellent conformation.

Exotic’s Lebron Swagger

Above is the Exotic Lebron Swagger. We are not making light of the real-life Lebron, because we are huge Cleveland Cavaliers fans. We like to name our dog’s names that convey power and that are memorable. Everyone is expecting Lebron James and the Cavaliers to win multiple championships. We expect the same for our dog Exotic Lebron Swagger and the Exotic Boerboel breeder team. He is going to win fast, and the impact is going to be legendary. Are we talking about the world famous Lebron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers? No, we are talking about the Exotic Boerboels Lebron Swagger and the Exotic South African Boerboel breeding team.

A son of Exotic Congo and Dopper Lydia, this boy has the genotype to match the phenotype. He has some highly desirable traits and characteristics: thick skull; broad massive, deep muscular chest; smooth, easy-going temperament; and high energy level—a really complete male, and what makes him a total package is the fact that he has not sacrificed movement or angulation with the thick chest or dense bone — a South African Boerboel in rare form.

Marasco Exotics Boogaloo

(above)Marasco Exotics Boogaloo, the young prince of our South African Boerboels, is growing into a fine specimen. If you thought Pluto was excellent, you have not seen anything yet. Boogaloo is a real stunner. Everyone who sees this dog is in love with him. He is an ambassador for the South African Boerboel breed. This young legend is extraordinary. At only eight months he was 142.9 lbs with quite a bit of growing to do. He stands at 27 inches at the shoulder already. With excellent conformation muscling and the temperament to match we are expecting significant accomplishments from Boogaloo as well as his progeny. Stud service to select bitches only!!!

Exotic King Django

The DOGFATHER Baden Pluto

The DOGFATHER Baden Pluto is the featured Boerboel dog here at Exotic Boerboels His pedigree reflects a bloodline full of 0/0 (perfect) hips. The photos show him and me on the day we accomplished the Schutzhund AD, indeed a tribute to his hip health. Without super stable hips no dog could achieve such a feat. That day together we covered a course of over 12.5 miles. It describes our bond perfectly. He is my roll dog. If he could go everywhere with me, he would. Pluto is fit and ready for a challenge on anytime anywhere. He is versatile enough to excel in a variety of activities from weight pull to hunting. On top of his physical capabilities, he is a show-stopping handsome dog and capable of passing on those traits to his offspring. Pluto is a Champion Boerboel producer. In our neighborhood, he is a celebrity. Everybody loves Pluto and for great reason.

Exotics Moe

From our first generation of Boerboel puppies ever. Moe is a Boerboel that makes other breeders wonder, How did he do it? My secret is thorough research and study. Moe brings people from all parts of the United States to the Ohio Boerboels breeding facility. If he is ever to replace his father as the ultimate Boerboel stud dog, then he has much work to do.

Exotic’s Congo

Congo, in my opinion, has turned into one of the most important breeding males in the South African Boerboel breed. His momma is Mouzer Ysterberg Penny, one of the purest Ysterberg bitches in the USA. His sire is our show stopper, Pluto. This combination threw some of the most exciting Boerboels this breed has known. His semen has been shipped all over the world and even back to South Africa. Littermate brother to Deathroll, at this point it is hard to tell which dog is the most promising. Each will is used in many different breeding combinations. Congo is a momma’s boy. He spends much of his day in the housekeeping mom and the kids’ company. He is obedient and a good watchdog.

Exotic’s Deathroll

Exotic’s Boom

Boom is a well put together son of Congo. One of the traits and characteristics that he carries is a thick well-filled head. Congo progeny all carry this dominant trait. As expected the temperament is sound and confident. Boom is the spitting image of his father Congo. His mother Diamond is no longer with us and retired in Detroit. Consider him one of the last of a dying breed.