Beaufort, South Carolina · Est. 2022

Strong, loyal, well-tempered Boerboels.

Our promise is simple: to raise Boerboel companions you can trust to become a lifelong part of your family.

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Veteran owned
& operated

NABBR registered — papers on every dog

The breeder at LowCountry Boerboels holding a South African Boerboel puppy in each hand, grinning at the camera

The next addition to your family, raised in ours first.

The veterinary practice team seated along a bench, each holding one South African Boerboel puppy from a LowCountry Boerboels litter at its health check
Whole litter, whole practice, one morning.

Before they go anywhere

Every puppy is vet-checked, chipped and vaccinated first.

The whole litter goes in together — health check, first shots, microchip — before a single one of them is collected. You meet a puppy that somebody qualified has already looked over.

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Who we are

A small kennel that answers the phone.

We're a veteran-owned and operated Boerboel breeder based in Beaufort, South Carolina, committed to responsible breeding practices, full transparency, and the long-term health of every dog we produce.

We serve families across the Lowcountry — Hilton Head, Bluffton, Port Royal and the greater Beaufort area, and well beyond it — matching the right puppy to the right home rather than the first deposit that clears.

Each puppy is carefully cared for from day one and goes home microchipped, up to date on first vaccinations, and with the information you actually need to raise a dog this size. We take pride not just in our dogs but in supporting the people who take them: guidance, education, and a phone number that still works a year later. Bringing home a South African Boerboel is the beginning of the relationship, not the end of it.

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A grown South African Boerboel lying in the grass with a frisbee between his paws, looking straight at the camera
Two hundred pounds of lapdog.
Two South African Boerboel puppies held side by side in the breeder’s hands, nose to nose
Raised underfoot, not in a barn.

This litter's parents

Kilo & Athena

Both NABBR registered, both structurally sound, both bred true to the South African Boerboel standard. The puppies from this pairing reflect that — and you can read every certificate yourself.

Kilo, a South African Boerboel stud dog, photographed head-on — the deep wrinkling across his brow and his black mask clearly visible

Sire

Kilo

NABBR · 2013BBNA22933

A sire of rare presence — massive, square, and unapologetically powerful, with the kind of head that stops people mid-sentence.

Meet Kilo
Athena the Boerboel with her front paws hooked over a wooden fence, watching the yard — the breed’s natural guardian instinct

Dam

Athena

NABBR · 2013BBNA17840

Everything the standard demands and then some — powerfully built, beautifully balanced, and as steady with people as she is with her litter.

Meet Athena

Kilo's line

Narcos, a South African Boerboel and Kilo’s grandfather, standing front-on on a green lawn at nine years old, heavy-boned and squareNarcos 9 yrs, still soundJesse the Boerboel lying in the yard with her tongue out, relaxed and bright-eyed in old ageJesse 9 yrs, still sound

This litter’s parents

Kilo, a South African Boerboel stud dog, photographed head-on — the deep wrinkling across his brow and his black mask clearly visibleKilo NABBR 85.9Athena the Boerboel with her front paws hooked over a wooden fence, watching the yard — the breed’s natural guardian instinctAthena NABBR 89.9
Three South African Boerboel littermates lying in a row on a paw-print mat, waiting to be fedThis litterReady now · reserve today

What does a Boerboel look like at nine?

We are glad to show you. Narcos and Jesse are still here, still sound, still moving like dogs half their age — nine years in, still part of the family that raised them. That is the whole reason we breed this way.

Meet our elders

Every puppy, no exceptions

What goes home with you

Not a list of upsells. This is the baseline, included in the price of every puppy we place.

  • Registration before pickup, so the chip is traceable from day one.

  • Up to date shots for their age, with the record to hand straight to your vet.

  • A clean bill of health from our veterinarian before they leave here.

  • A bag of exactly what they're already eating, so you can change it slowly or not at all.

  • A leash, ready for the first walk from the car to your front door.

  • Our number for good — call or message any time, and we answer.

Two veterinary nurses on the waiting-room bench with a pair of South African Boerboel puppies
Two of the nurses, two of the litter.

Seen by a vet before they're seen by you

Every litter goes to our veterinarian as a group for a health check, vaccinations and microchipping. Nobody leaves this property without being looked over by somebody whose job it is to find problems.

Straight from the yard

Follow the litters on Instagram

Instagram is where this kennel actually lives. Litter announcements, weight updates, puppies going home — it all goes there first, usually the same day it happens. If you want to know the moment a litter drops, that's the place to be.

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  • Three South African Boerboel puppies from one LowCountry Boerboels litter looking up from the wood-shaving bedding of the whelping box
  • Kilo the Boerboel turned three-quarters to the camera, showing the loose skin folding around his neck and shoulders
  • A red-fawn South African Boerboel puppy from LowCountry Boerboels sitting on mulch against white house siding, looking into the camera
  • Athena the Boerboel with her front paws hooked over a wooden fence, watching the yard — the breed’s natural guardian instinct
  • Macho, a grown South African Boerboel male bred by LowCountry Boerboels, sitting front-on and enormous through the chest and shoulders
  • Jesse the Boerboel lying in the yard with her tongue out, relaxed and bright-eyed in old age

Where they ended up

Our dogs, in other people's houses.

These are LowCountry Boerboels puppies grown up — on couches in South Carolina, out in the snow somewhere far colder, in the back of somebody's truck on the way home from the beach.

We stay in touch with our families, and they keep sending photos. That's the part of this we like best.

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Macho, a grown South African Boerboel male bred by LowCountry Boerboels, sitting front-on and enormous through the chest and shoulders

Sent in by their people. Every one of them ours.

Ready to claim your puppy?

Puppies go fast and spots are limited. If you're serious about bringing one of these dogs home, reach out now and get your name in.

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