Apex Force K9 | Elite Protection Dogs

Five program tracks. Puppy Foundation (8 to 16 weeks) covers socialization, confidence building, basic obedience, crate and house manners, and environmental exposure. Family Protection Dog (12 to 18 months) adds advanced obedience, off-leash reliability, home protection, controlled protection, and public neutrality. Elite Family Protection Dog (18 to 30 months) layers on multiple-scenario work, vehicle and travel protection, property and perimeter defense, extreme distraction proofing, and family integration. Executive Protection Dog (24 to 48 months) is built for executives and public figures, with airport and hotel training, vehicle escort, recall from protection, and worldwide delivery. Detection and Working Dogs covers narcotics and explosive detection, tracking, and patrol or security K9 work.

An existing dog may be accepted into the protection program after an individual evaluation. Breed, age, health, and temperament all factor into whether a dog is suitable, and not every dog is.

Pricing Summary

Published program pricing: Puppy Foundation starting at $6,000, Family Protection Dog $55,000 to $75,000, Elite Family Protection Dog $75,000 to $125,000 and up, Executive Protection Dog starting at $150,000, and Detection and Working Dogs starting at $30,000. Individual dogs listed for sale are priced separately, and custom programs are quoted case by case.

Policies

Clients are encouraged to meet a dog in person at the Blue Ridge training facility before finalizing a purchase, and video calls are arranged for remote clients. Handler instruction is included as part of every delivery. Dogs are individually evaluated and selected, and dogs that do not meet the temperament and stability standard are removed from the program rather than trained through it.

Apex Force K9 | Elite Protection Dogs develops family and personal protection dogs from proven European working bloodlines and places them with families, executives, and estates across the United States. The company works out of Blue Ridge, Texas, in Collin County northeast of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, and delivers nationwide.

Co-owners Laszlo and Martina Pek Mrazovac run the program together. Martina is a third-generation trainer and breeder from a family that has bred and trained working dogs since 1962; she has more than 30 years of hands-on experience and holds FCI certification as a Master Trainer Instructor. Laszlo joined the family business in 2000 after a career training performance horses, and has more than 25 years developing, evaluating, and placing working dogs in Europe and the United States. Between them they have helped place thousands of dogs with private families, professional handlers, law enforcement agencies, and search and rescue teams.

The dogs are German Shepherds, Dobermans, and Belgian Malinois selected for temperament, nerve strength, and working genetics, then developed over twelve to twenty-four months in real environments rather than on a sport field: homes, vehicles, travel, crowds, and public settings. The goal they describe is a dog that stays socially neutral around guests, calm in the house, reliable off leash, and clear-headed enough to respond only when a situation genuinely calls for it.

Programs run from an eight-to-sixteen-week puppy foundation through family protection, elite family protection, and executive protection, plus detection and working K9 training. Client-owned dogs are considered case by case after a temperament evaluation. Visits to the training facility are encouraged before any placement, and handler instruction is part of every delivery.

Accomplishments

Four generations of working dog breeding and training, with the family program running continuously since 1962. Martina Pek Mrazovac holds FCI certification as a Master Trainer Instructor and recognition as a Golden Crown Trainer, and has completed the Hungarian Kennel Club’s instructor programs for trainers and helpers. Laszlo Pek Mrazovac has completed advanced professional education through the FCI training system. Together they have developed and placed thousands of working dogs in Europe and the United States for private families, executives, professional handlers, law enforcement agencies, and search and rescue organizations.

How to Get Started!

Start with the online questionnaire on their website, which covers lifestyle, family size, and security needs so the team can recommend a dog and a training level, or call (972) 880-4552 to arrange a private consultation. Clients are welcome to visit the Blue Ridge facility and meet a dog before committing.