Construction Compounds
Open ground, expensive plant and a perimeter that changes every fortnight as the build moves.

Licensed dog and handler teams for ground that a lone officer cannot hold. Faster to search, impossible to ignore, and available across the North West on the same night.
Why A Dog
A general purpose patrol dog can clear a two-acre yard in the time it takes a person to walk one side of it, in complete darkness, through stacked materials and standing water. That is not a marketing claim — it is the reason the service exists.
Scent beats torchlight. A dog clears stacked pallets, plant and undergrowth far faster than a visual sweep, and does not miss the person lying still.
Most intruders leave at the first bark. The overwhelming majority of our K9 deployments end with nobody being detained, because nobody stays.
A lone officer on a dark compound is exposed. A handler with a licensed dog is a far less attractive proposition, which keeps our people safe too.
Perimeters with more fence than budget — scrap yards, plant compounds, solar farms and rail sites — where cameras leave gaps a dog simply covers.
Licensed As A Unit
Standards
A security dog is only as good as the person on the other end of the lead. Ours are assessed and licensed as a pairing, and we do not break pairings up to plug a gap in the rota — which is the single most common corner cut in this industry.
Welfare First
Duty Of Care
Welfare is not a nice line on a website — it is the thing that determines whether a dog is still working reliably in year six. Ours live with their handlers, not in a contractor's kennel block, and their rest is logged as carefully as their shifts.
Best Deployed On
Open ground, expensive plant and a perimeter that changes every fortnight as the build moves.
Scrap, metal recycling and vehicle dismantling — high value per kilo, and stacked so nothing is visible.
Overnight cover for builds and breakdowns, plus back-of-house and compound patrols during the show.
Buildings with open access, occupation risk, and interiors that are genuinely dangerous to search alone.
K9 Questions
No. General purpose patrol dogs are trained to work under close handler control and are muzzled or leashed according to the site risk assessment. They are deployed after your people have gone home, and any daytime working is agreed with you in advance. In eighteen years we have never had a staff injury involving one of our dogs.
A current SIA Security Guarding licence, NASDU Level 2 Security Dog Handler certification assessed with the specific dog they work, and first aid at work. The pairing is re-assessed every twelve months and we will send you the paperwork before deployment, not after you ask twice.
Usually, yes. We hold reserve K9 capacity specifically for emergency callouts and can normally reach anywhere in the North West within six hours of your call. Ring the control room rather than emailing if it is urgent.
Per hour it costs more than a single officer, and less than the three or four you would need to hold the same ground properly. On large open sites it is almost always the cheaper answer. On a small building with one door, it is not — and we will tell you that.
Same Night Deployment
Tell us the site, the acreage and the risk. We will tell you how many teams it needs and what it costs, in writing, within the hour.