That’s a perfect example of a bandog, beautiful specimen 👍🏻💪🏼

I have listened to some of your interviews and read some of the articles on your website, and gotten quite intrigued. I am new to protection dogs, but here's one thing I don't understand. I have watched a few other dog breeds doing protection, and some of those dogs really look like they want to "kill the decoy and tear his body to shreds". (You can see it in their eyes, their facial expression, etc...) Some will even release the sleeve and go after the decoy, if the decoy drops the sleeve. You dogs, on the other hand, seem to be rather "chill", for the lack of a better term, while working protection. Is it because those other dogs do not have as strong of a nervous system, while the American Sentinel has very strong nerves so they understand that it's only training? If so, how can we be sure that the American Sentinel will go 100% when they need to do real protection against an attacker who's trying to hurt their family?

Good size and I love my brindle dogs

what mix?

Have any of your dogs ever drug an agitator off of his feet,or got ahold of and unprotected area? Seems to me like those dogs are impressive enough to require an agitator that knows what they are doing. To me the dogs look like they could go forever.