Depends which one out of the litter you get.
You get one owner type dogs, anything else they will bite including family members. Due to what I need them for I can't use one of them.
You get the other head strong one's gentle smart can be walked by other people etc...no scared of strangers but they will bite at the slightest 'fault'.
Both very high prey drive like you can't tire em out.
Then you have the friend with everybody type. Not good
Low prey drive type etc...
THen you have problem dogs, maltreated somewhere in their lives sometimes to make them more agressive.
Or just food agresssive due to not getting enough.
They are eager to learn so training is easy, if they don't want to learn something because they don't like it you might have to give it up.
I've got a lower prey drive one now, well for the ball that is, anything else that moves he wants to chase instantly, he's only just matured as he's a year and a half.
I'm not training him with anything right now I want him to become a bit more wild and confident, tail always low on the leash.
Seems to work a bit.
He escaped his kennel the other week and decided to attack the mailman's van in the morning...