K9 Security
K9 security involves the use of specially trained guide dogs.
Security officers with dogs are increasingly used for securing events, festivals, and other temporary security projects like trade shows. Additionally, these specialized security officers are also deployed for property surveillance and mobile patrols.
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3 good reasons why you
need K9 security:
Quick response to suspicious situations
Trained guide dogs are skilled at quickly detecting suspicious situations, such as unauthorized access, unusual behavior, or suspicious sounds.
Mobile security
Can be deployed as mobile security units. The dogs and their handlers can patrol large areas such as industrial sites, event locations, or construction sites.
Special detection skills
Guide dogs can be trained in special detection skills, such as locating explosives, drugs, or accelerants.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The use of dogs in security is subject to regulations. The Regulation on Private Security Organizations and Detective Agencies outlines the requirements for using a dog in security tasks. Article 17 of this regulation also states that anyone wishing to perform security tasks with a dog must have, in addition to a regular license, a certificate from the Royal Dutch Police Dog Association or the Dutch Service Dog Federation.
Dogs used for personal security undergo intensive training where they are taught to respond to various signals from their handler and to warn of potential dangers. The dogs are also trained in physical self-defense, such as using their strength and weight to deter threats.
The costs for K9 security can vary widely depending on several factors, such as the duration of the security, the number of dogs used, the level of training of the dogs, and of course, the inclusion of the security officer.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The use of dogs in security is subject to regulations. The Regulation on Private Security Organizations and Detective Agencies outlines the requirements for using a dog in security tasks. Article 17 of this regulation also states that anyone wishing to perform security tasks with a dog must have, in addition to a regular license, a certificate from the Royal Dutch Police Dog Association or the Dutch Service Dog Federation.
Dogs used for personal security undergo intensive training where they are taught to respond to various signals from their handler and to warn of potential dangers. The dogs are also trained in physical self-defense, such as using their strength and weight to deter threats.
The costs for K9 security can vary widely depending on several factors, such as the duration of the security, the number of dogs used, the level of training of the dogs, and of course, the inclusion of the security officer.
Need to hire K9 security?
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088 10 31 444
Call us directly at 088 10 31 444