SABT / SABBA

SA Boerboeltelersvereniging
SA Boerboel Breeders Association


		Vision SABBA's objective is to ennoble the Boerboel worldwide

		Mission The improvement of the Boerboel's visible qualities SABBA's Breed Standard will always be the only norm whereby the visible qualities of the Boerboel will be established and measured. The improvement of the hereditary qualities SABBA will preserve and improve the hereditary qualities of the Boerboel. World class service SABBA's service will be aimed at the ennoblement of the Boerboel

♦♦♦ SABBA HIGHLIGHTS ♦♦♦ SABT HOOGTEPUNTE ♦♦♦		Next appraisal /Volgende keuring 18 Mei 2013
Minutes: SGM and AGM - 6 April 2013 / Notule: SAV en AJV Code of ethics / Etiese kode Concept sales agreement / Konsep verkoopsooreenkoms		Programme 2013 Program Next show /Volgende skou 18 Mei 2013 Procedures for SABBA transactions

Members can now access information on dogs on the SABBA database If you have not yet received your login details, please contact the SABBA Office Lede het nou toegang tot inligting oor honde op die SABT-databasis Indien u nog nie u aantekenbesonderhede ontvang het nie, kontak asb. die SABT Kantoor
Gebruik hierdie skakel indien u voorstelle of klagtes aan die voorsitter wil stuur. Use this link to send suggestions or complaints to the chairman of the board.
The Boerboel The Boerboel is South Africa’s very own dog breed. The history of its origins is complex, and can be traced to ancient times. It may be concluded that genetically the breed developed out of the Bullenbijter - brought to South Africa from Europe by Jan van Riebeeck in 1652 - and the Africa dog of the indigenous people. The modern Boerboel is a large, impressive and fearless dog. It is bred for protection, guarding and companionship. Today, the Boerboel is popular worldwide. Dogs are exported to, and bred in the USA, Europe, Scandinavia, Russia, Australia, Asia and other African countries. Since 1983, with the founding of SABBA on the initiative of Mr Johan de Jager, tremendous progress has been made in furthering the image and standard of the breed. The breed standard appraisal system is recognised internationally. This unique system requires individual dogs to be physically assessed on their own merit - and not according to pedigree - for registration by SABBA. SABBA pays tribute to all individuals who have contributed to making the Boerboel a true proudly South African legacy.

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