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K-9 Units in Poland

Handler with a K-9 dog on a lead

WHAT TECHNOLOGY CANNOT REPLACE

 

Scanners and cameras have limits. A trained dog with an experienced handler adds a capability that people and technology alone cannot match, especially in explosives detection and at sensitive sites. We provide K-9 teams as part of a wider security plan, for organisations and families who cannot afford to leave a gap.

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What every deployment includes:

• A review of the site, event or client

• A dog and handler team chosen for the task

• One point of contact, answerable to you

• A written plan agreed before deployment

NDA available before any details are shared.

German Shepherd in a harness lying on grass

EXPLOSIVES DETECTION

 

When a venue must be clear before people arrive, a detection team gives you an answer quickly and quietly. Our dogs and handlers, supported by technical specialists, search for a wide range of explosive substances, from military-grade material to pyrotechnics, and each search is tailored to the site.

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Within the service:

• Searches of buildings, sites and venues

• Searches ahead of events and VIP visits

• Support from technical specialists

• A clear report after each search

Belgian Malinois sitting alert

PROTECTION FOR HOMES AND PEOPLE

 

A protection dog changes how a home, a perimeter or a private event is approached. Working with experienced handlers, our dogs add a further layer of security for executives, residences and private events, and each deployment is planned around the client and the location.

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Within the service:

• Support for close protection teams

• Residence and perimeter security

• Private events and gatherings

• A visible or discreet presence, as required

Working dog in a harness on a paved street

SENSITIVE SITES AND EVENTS

 

Corporate sites, residences and public events each carry different risks. We assess the location first, then decide where K-9 teams add real value, how they work alongside your security staff, and what happens if a dog indicates a concern.

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Within the service:

• Site and venue assessment

• Access points and perimeters

• Coordination with on-site security

• Agreed procedures if a dog gives an alert

Handler training a K-9 dog on a field
Head of a German Shepherd in black and white

TRAINING FOR YOUR OWN TEAMS

 

Some organisations want the capability in-house. Our programmes cover detection, protection and handling, led by experienced instructors and adapted to your sector and your team, so that the skills stay with your organisation.

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Within the training:

• Detection training

• Protection training

• Handler training

• Programmes adapted to your sector

THE SERVICE: HOW IT WORKS

 

Every K-9 deployment is scoped individually. What follows is a typical outline; final scope and budget are agreed in writing once we understand your site, your event or your training needs.

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What an engagement can include:

• Assessment: the site, the event and the risk

• Explosives detection: dog, handler and technical support

• Close protection: protection dogs and experienced handlers

• Sites: residences, offices and sensitive locations

• Events: searches and presence before and during

• Training: detection, protection and handling

• Continuity: one point of contact and clear reporting

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How an engagement begins:

• Step 1. A private conversation, under NDA

• Step 2. Review of your site, event or training needs

• Step 3. A written plan with scope, budget and team

• Step 4. Deployment or training, under one team leader

• Step 5. Debrief and adjustments for future work

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To prepare a proposal, we ask for:

• The site, event or team concerned

• Dates and locations

• Any current concerns

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