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North American Boerboel Breeders Association Closed, Now North American Boerboel Breeders Registry

 

Nabba Owner Appraiser Treasurer Shirley Hagler
North American Boerboel Breeders Association President Shirley Hagler

The transition from the North American Boerboel Breeders Association (NABBA) to the new North American Boerboel Breeders Registry (NABBR) presents a moment of reflection and critical examination for the Boerboel community. This shift symbolizes more than just a change in name; it represents two diverging realities faced by members and enthusiasts of the Boerboel breed.

The Reality of Broken Promises:

For years, the Boerboel community was assured by NABBA that change was on the horizon. Promises were made about equitable treatment for all members, adherence to legal standards, and a commitment to operating within the confines of the law. However, these promises often felt empty, as repeated instances of misinformation and perceived injustices left many members feeling disillusioned and betrayed. The legacy of NABBA has been tarnished by accusations of lies and failure to enact the proclaimed changes, leading to a deep-seated mistrust among some members of the community.

The fear now, with the emergence of the North American Boerboel Breeders Registry, is that history may repeat itself. There is a palpable concern that NABBR could merely be a rebranding of the same old practices, a façade created to distract from underlying issues without enacting real, meaningful change. The skepticism stems from past disappointments and the worry that new faces might simply perpetuate old problems under a different banner.

The Hope for a New Beginning:

Conversely, the inception of NABBR offers a beacon of hope to those yearning for a fresh start. This new reality presents an opportunity to build a registry that truly prioritizes the well-being of the Boerboel breed and its owners. The vision for NABBR is one of a club like no other, where decisions are made not for financial gain, but with the best interests of the Boerboels at heart.

Imagine a registry that operates with transparency, integrity, and fairness, fostering an environment where all members feel valued and heard. The potential for NABBR lies in its ability to learn from the shortcomings of NABBA and to implement practices that genuinely reflect the needs and desires of the Boerboel community. This new chapter could redefine what it means to be part of a breeders’ registry, setting new standards for inclusion, ethics, and breed improvement.

Embracing the Future:

As we stand at this crossroads, the future of the North American Boerboel Breeders Registry hangs in the balance. It is up to us, the Boerboel community, to shape what NABBR will become. This is our chance to voice our concerns, contribute our ideas, and actively participate in the development of a registry that we can all be proud to be a part of.

The path ahead is not without its challenges, but with collective effort and shared goals, we can ensure that NABBR becomes a true reflection of what we desire for our beloved Boerboels. Let’s come together to create a registry that not only meets but exceeds our expectations, one that honors the legacy of the Boerboel while paving the way for a brighter, more inclusive future.


In embracing the new North American Boerboel Breeders Registry, we are faced with a choice: to remain mired in skepticism based on past experiences or to move forward with cautious optimism, actively contributing to the creation of a registry that truly has the best interests of the Boerboel and its community at its core. The decision we make today will shape the destiny of our beloved breed for years to come.

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