Мне вот этот момент описания нравится  . что морда должна сужаться к носу и нижняя челюсть должна быть чуть длиннее верхней, ведь это про перекус написано? Я правильно поняла?
Еще мне нравится сравнение с боксером))    То есть, бурбуль 1987г. был примерно как боксер7 Только крепче?

Отредактировано GSG (2013-01-10 14:56:52)

я во всяком случае тоже так поняла, а думаю описано именно так, чтоб не путали с перекусом вследствии укорочения верхней челюсти и закурносенностью))) во как! по моему я новое слово изобрела

Benya, вот длина челюсти меня заинтересовала. У меня у чудовища на 5 году клещи вылезли, надо челюсть измерить , может и правда длиннее нижняя. А уж курносости у нас точно нет. А смотря на Босю я бы в жизни никогда не сказалв, что перекус.

Отредактировано yuliabo (2013-01-10 15:19:57)

Benya, так я и про чудовище никогда бы не сказала, что перекус, впрочем, как и про Марлушу. Я просто раньше долгое время считала, что при перекусе должна быть интересная навороченная голова с достаточно резким стопом. Бося опровергла эту теорию для меня, а Бублик и Ленина Неюшка опровергли с другой стороны - у обоих полнозубые ножницы. У Наэлы для клещей простоватая голова на мой вкус, учитывая перекусных родителей.
Harvi
Benya
Не за что! Это Дрису спасибо, что откопал и выложил, а главное с африкаанса перевел. Понятно хоть от чего идем.
Ксю, за темку спасибо!

yuliabo
Спасибо Юль!! 

Упустили еще окрас, который был допустим- broken grey or merle, если не путаю, то по русски это арлекин.

Это основной камень преткновения в дискуссии после черного.
Веселенький, правда?

yuliabo
Benya
И у Самсона плотный перекус и тоже прикрыт и морда не закурносенная- так что -реально все в этом стандарте написано -не боксеры а бурбули))) Юль не удивляйся чудовищу- у Дуськи тоже идеальные ножницы были -сейчас(уже примерно с год) -клещи идеальные   Может к старости и в плотный перекус уйдет и станет наконец настоящим бб)))

юль, я вот про серый не поняла. Это как ? Именно серый, как корсо?

Так они этот окрас признали что ли?

1 июня 2013 года был подписан измененный стандарт породы между KUSA, EBBASA и BI

Annexure 1: BREED STANDARD
1. General appearance
The Boerboel is a large dog with a strong bone structure and well developed
musculature. The Boerboel has an impressive demeanour created by a combination of
conformation, carriage, confidence and powerful, buoyant and unencumbered
movement notwithstanding its size.
The Boerboel is a perfectly balanced dog with all body parts in proportion to each other
and clear sexual dimorphism.
2. Temperament and Character
The Boerboel is:
 Intelligent
 Trainable
 Manageable and obedient
 Loyal
 Steadfast and calm and has a
o balanced and confident nature and
o protective instinct
3. Head
The head of the Boerboel is large and in proportion with the rest of the body
components. It is typical of the breed and is quantifiable in terms of:
a. Skull
The skull is large, well muscled and cubed in appearance. When the dog is alert,
the upper level between the ears appears flat.
b. Stop
The stop is definite and well filled
c. Nasal bone (Muzzle)
The Nasal bone is:
 Broad
 Deep
 Taper gradually and slightly to the front
 On the same horizontal plane as the roof of the skull
 In an ideal relation of 2:3 with the roof of the skull
d. Lips
The lips are:
 Loose and fleshy
 Upper lip:
o Covers the top of the bottom lip
o Does not extend below the underline of the lower jaw
 Bottom lip:
o Moderately tight without excessive or open jowls
e. Jaws
The jaws are strong, deep and broad and taper gradually and slightly to the front

The forelimbs are:
 of substantive girth with well developed musculature
 with good bone structure and
 vertical to the ground in front and side view
iv. Elbows
The elbows are stable, parallel to the body and not limiting the optimal
volume of the torso
v. Pasterns
The pasterns must be in proportion to the rest of the leg, short, sturdy
and, when viewed from the side, form a slight angle in the pastern joint
between the paw and the front leg. The pasterns must form a straight
extension of the forearm when viewed from the front
vi. Paws
In the correct proportion, large, well padded, ball shaped and pointed
forward
vii. Angulation and matching
 The angle from the front shoulder joint to the tip of the scapula should
be well laid back to ensure optimal reach
 The length of the scapula and the upper arm should be matched
 The elbow should be the midpoint between the top of the withers and
the ground
 The angulation of the forequarter must match the angulation of the hind
quarter
 The angle of the front shoulder as formed between the scapula and the
upper arm must be 100̊ to 110̊
b. Torso
The torso must have adequate width and depth with a level, straight appearing
top line and a visible saddle on the top of the withers.
i. Ribcage
The ribcage is well sprung with maximum volume
ii. Back
The back is broad, straight and well muscled
iii. Loin
The loin wide, with adequate depth, short (ideally ⅓ of total torso length)
and flattened at the top. The abdomen should show a slight to moderate
tuck up
c. Hind quarter
The hind quarter is of adequate depth when viewed from the rear, broad, well
muscled, in a balanced proportion to the forequarter, correctly angulated and
matched with the forequarter for optimal mobility. Female dogs must display
pronounced hind quarters.
i. Croup
The croup is broad and correctly angulated at 23̊
ii. Tail
The tail is a natural extension of the spinal cord, set fairly high and of
adequate girth
 Long tails are sabre shaped
 Short tails are docked not shorter than the third caudal vertebrae

iii. Upper thigh
The upper thighs are broad, deep and muscular with adequate thickness
viewed from the rear
iv. Lower thigh / stifle
The lower thighs must be correctly angulated, in proportion to the upper
thigh and display adequate, visible musculature down to the hock
v. Hocks
The hock joints are strong and in line with the rest of the hind leg when
viewed from the rear.
vi. Pasterns
The pasterns must be in proportion to the rest of the leg, sturdy and
parallel when viewed from the rear. When viewed from the side, the
pastern should form an angle of 135̊ to the lower thigh
vii. Hind paws
The hind paws are well padded, ball shaped, point straight forward and
are slightly smaller than the front paws.
viii. Angulation and matching
 The length of the upper thigh and the lower thigh should be equal
 The angulation of the hind quarter must match the angulation of the
forequarter
 The angle of the thigh joint as formed between the upper thigh and the
lower thigh must be 100̊ to 110̊
6. Skin
The skin is thick, loose (but not excessively so) and show dark (melanin) pigmentation
7. Coat
The coat is short and dense
a. Colour
All shades of fawn and brown or presented with a brindle overlay are accepted.
A black mask on the nasal bone is optional (See note 1)1
b. Patterns
Patterns of white on the acceptable colours are allowed. Such white patterns
should ideally be limited to the feet, chest and flashes on the head. Should such
patterns occur on the body or head of the dog it may not exceed 33% of the total
body surface (with a 10% total body area as a maximum as an ideal) of the dog
and may under no circumstances influence the pigmentation of key areas of the
head such as eye pigmentation, nose leather, etc. The colour of the skin
1 Three colour variations of the acceptable colours are not recognised as being acceptable due to the lack of
pigmentation associated with it being “Liver nose”, “powder blue” and white patterned dogs where the total area
of white exceeds the maximum allowable percentage. As black hair in certain areas has always been accepted,
the colour “powder blue” might occur as it originates from the same genes as the black mask area and the striped
areas on brindle patterned dogs. A specific gene (dilute) might cause inter alia the colour of the nose leather and
palate to show a blue hue irrespective of overall pigmentation. In carriers of the blue dilute gene, the black mask
and stripes might appear black (well pigmented) or some shade of blue. As appraisers and evaluators do not have
access to advanced genetic testing in the field, dogs whose base colour is accepted and which are showing good
pigmentation and a black appearing nose leather and mask, could be accepted and dogs with an obvious blue nose
leather and/or palate disqualified. All instances of doubt must be referred to the Standards Officer. Solid blue
coloured dogs are not accepted as the base colour for those dogs is solid black and solid black is not an acceptable
colour for the breed.