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Please do your research on the lines and most importantly the abilities of the individual dog being purchased or being considered.  Also take the advice of the person you are purchasing a dog from (do your research on him or her also).  That last tidbit could save you time and a lot of money.  Some people want high drives and some do not and basic protection and performance work from a dog is sufficient for that buyer's needs.   I think it funny that a person can say on this site that she thinks a seller's dogs are this way or that way "I seriously think most of his dogs are too over the top for a novice."  Direct quote from above in this thread about my dogs.  To make such a statement is inconsiderate of the training, the abilities of the dogs, the years of training the dogs have received from various traininers, and my staff.
When that person has not ever seen the hundreds and hundreds of dogs that I have sold over the years and our very satisfied novice owners!
Yes some  dogs we sell are extreme...if a person wants it, then we will train it.  Those are mostly police service dogs.  Otherwise our dogs are balanced with clear heads and very good repusentatives of the canine community.  A good well trained and balanced dog is what everyone wants and we strive to provide.
If anyone has a question as to working lines (which ones) and wants to have an honest conversation about dogs, please look me up or contact me.  
Bill Jenkins
580-512-6629
bill@texomak-9.com