Why You Should Consider Patrol Dogs
If you happen to own an important piece of property or are securing a
high-risk area, such as the office of a large corporation, or a prison, you
should closely consider purchasing some patrol dogs. People can make great
security guards, but dogs are able to do things that we cannot. A dog-human
guard duo can make a powerful team able to secure even the most difficult to
protect premises.
We humans are clever animals, and we also have a pretty good sense of
sight, at least during the day. Fact is, however, our sense of smell is quite
weak, at least when compared to other animals, and especially canines. At the
same time, our sense of sight that functions so well during the day can't pick
up much at night.
Luckily, where our senses fail, a dog's senses can excel! Dogs have
an extremely good sense of smell. For us people it's hard to even imagine what
dogs are capable of smelling! A dog can smell an intruder lurking in the dark
before said intruder is even aware that there is a dog nearby. Dogs also have
better vision at night than we do.
These special skills are why the military, police forces, and the
world's best security firms are increasingly adding dogs to their team. Dogs
are more effective than just about any machine, alarm system, or camera system.
Of course, patrol dogs are just one element of any high-caliber
security team. A dog on its own can secure a premise, such as a personal home
and ward off most intruders. However, if you are securing a very high-risk
facility, such as a prison, you'll need more than patrol dogs. Either way, dogs
can work in unison with guards and other elements of your security team. We
also provide K9 handler courses if you're interested in
developing a fully functional K9 unit.
On the other hand, if you are looking to secure a lower-risk
facility, such as a junkyard or a storage facility, a patrol dog on its own is
enough to ward off most potential intruders. So no matter your needs, consider
adding a canine to your security system!
As Brad Croft states, “Honestly, I don't think there's a better
security system than a well-trained canine. Their fearlessness, ability to
smell intruders, and ability to restrain or disable potential criminals make
them perfect for providing security.”
Source: http://www4.ncsu.edu/~n51ls801/securitydogs.html
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