Jan. 19 and Bo looks different already. Boerboels are so funny. Parts grow here and there. He is a very brave little guy. Here are some more pictures.

I know, he is so cute. Don't even think about it. He is staying right here with me. HE HE. Bo, how does that sound?

Day 4 and he was on a leash in public. We got him some baby chickens. He is a farm dog. He was very well behaved. A real gentleman on the leash. He was just a star out in public. Here he is with his 2-3 day old baby bantams. No name for that boy yet. Bo is on top of the list right now.

A lot of pictures of his funny tail. I did that to get a friends opinion, thank you Jenny.

Now we will get into some good pictures to show off what Spitsvuur has sent me.

I have no name for my new boy yet. Any suggestions? I would appreciate it.

Feel free to click on any picture to see it get really big on your screen.

This is my new boy. Only home for a few hours and loves a real marrow bone. He had quite the journey getting here. He was born on 10/22/07 at Spitsvuur. A man named Lukas picked him for me. I have a lot of respect for Lukas and the dogs he has blessed us all with.

And of course here he is sleeping on a real bed with a shirt of mine. He is a real cutie pie. So tiny right now, lol. I have to say he has a wide head, very good bones, perfect mask, beautiful red color with the white accents having a black mixed in to form a kind of grey almost. He is such a boerboel. Boerboels will sit and stare at you for attention. Very well behaved thing to do naturally. But, that look breaks your heart and you give in and give them the attention they deserve.

Here are some pictures of my adult boerboels. Assero and Maccabee. Two wonderful boys, not breeding quality. Our new addition will hopefully turn out to be a real stud. Either way he will be loved.