Sauvage Boerboels

Miami, FL

Sauvage Boerboels is a hobby breeder of ARBA-registered South African Boerboels based in Florida, focusing on producing quality puppies for families. They offer available litters, such as pick males and runt females, with direct messaging for pricing and information. The program highlights the breed's majestic appearance and protective qualities through Instagram posts and reels. As a smaller operation, they emphasize socialization and health to ensure well-adjusted companions. Recent updates feature puppy photos and breed education content. Potential adopters can follow for insights into their selective breeding and availability.

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Verification

Last reviewed: July 12, 2026
Links checked: April 10, 2026

Buyer resources

OFA Health Testing

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Public OFA records for dogs bred by this kennel, identified by the kennel prefix in each dog's registered name. A dog may have been owned by someone else when it was tested, so these records reflect what the kennel produced rather than what it currently owns. Counts include all-time history; scoring uses the past 5 years only.

Dogs tested

Tested in past 5 years

2022–2025

Date range

Hip result disclosure

Hip results are public for 1 of 2 dogs screened for hips or elbows. Across all Boerboels in OFA's database the figure is 78%.

OFA screens hips and elbows on one application, and that form lets the owner keep a result off the public database if it comes back abnormal. One dog has an elbow evaluation on file with no matching hip evaluation. That usually means a hip result exists and was not released, though hips screened through PennHIP also stay off OFA unless the owner files them there as well. Either way the grade is not public, and the choice belonged to whoever owned the dog at the time, who is not always the kennel that bred it.

Test types on file

BASIC CARDIACELBOWHIPS