K9 Protection - Detection

K9 Protection - Detection When incorporating the above service you are working towards creating a safer environment for all concerned.

Drug Detection Dogs, operating with both Proactive and Passive trained dogs to industry approved standards, as a minimum HABC (Highfield Awarding Body Council) Level 3, adhering to current British Standards. Proactive Drug Detection Dogs

A Proactive Drug Detection Dog would be utilised when you wished to search an area for the presence of drugs, for example this service would be best put into pra

ctice in the following environments:

Rooms, Workplaces, Corridors, Aircraft, Toilets, Luggage holds, Car Parks, Ships, Cars, Hospital Wards, Buildings, Locker rooms

The list is extensive, as a rule when a dog can be off lead allowed to search freely that is when you would require a Proactive Drug Detection Dog. When target odours are detected our dogs will provide a passive indication of sit and stare at the source of odour, pinpointing the exact location of the drugs. Passive Scanning Drug Detection Dogs

Our passive detection dogs are highly trained to work on lead, scanning the air around individuals quickly and efficiently without any intrusion on the individual themselves. This is an ideal search method for the following:

Nightclub Queues, Festival events, Universities Football Stadiums, Colleges, Workplaces, Hospitals (Wards and Visitors)

When a target odour is detected our dogs will provide a passive indication of sit and stare at the source of the odour, pinpointing the exact location of the drugs. All of our dogs are trained to detect the following substances:

He**in, Cannabis Resin, Co***ne, M**A, Cannabis Herbal, Amphetamine, Ketamine and Lethal Highs

Should an indication be present it creates the grounds for a search by either appropriate security personnel or Police. Completing a search of either an area or individuals can take hours, whereas the use of dog’s speeds up the search process, can provide an accurate indication as to where the contraband is and proves less intrusive than searching individuals by hand.

Why do you need dogs to find bed bugs when they are visual to the human eye, well here is why
08/02/2017

Why do you need dogs to find bed bugs when they are visual to the human eye, well here is why

Comparing the accuracy of bed bug scent detection dogs vs. human visual inspections

Well as the weather starts to get warmer and people start travel aboard more just keep these little blood suckers in min...
08/02/2017

Well as the weather starts to get warmer and people start travel aboard more just keep these little blood suckers in mind, the problem is getting worse in the UK, and we have joined forces with a pest control company to provide Bed Bug Detection Dogs

DERBY has one of the highest incidences of bed bugs in the country, according to the results of a new survey. Derby City Council dealt with 147 issues of bed bugs in a 12-month period, ranking it...

We gate crashed a explo course this week and sneaked in a few sessions on the scentwall
02/12/2016

We gate crashed a explo course this week and sneaked in a few sessions on the scentwall

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Think the Girls deserve a visit for Christmas
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Think the Girls deserve a visit for Christmas

It’s no secret that massage is a key element of maintaining & treating the human athlete, why should it be any different for our canine athletes?? Repetitive, intense training & compe…

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24/11/2016

With the Christmas season coming up do you run a clubs or a class, and are you organising a fun night or day, why not have our dog team come along and have a fun demonstration on the wonderful abilities of a detection canine

23/11/2016

Typical walk around Swinton

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