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Canine Security.

Canine security calls for careful planning. Talk to Pelt about whether a handler-led team is appropriate for your premises, environment and security priorities.

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Your priorities

Consider the whole environment.

An additional layer of visible deterrence.

Large outdoor areas or perimeter concerns
A requirement for an additional visible deterrent
Separating patrol routes from public activity
Coordinating with your existing guarding arrangements

Shaping the scope

Suitability comes first.

A discussion can cover handler-led patrol areas, appropriate operating hours, public interaction, safe separation and welfare considerations. Specific canine capabilities and availability must be confirmed with Pelt.

Where this can fit

Explore the priorities that may apply to your setting.

Businesses Residential properties

A visible deterrent

A handler-led presence may complement a wider site security plan.

Purposeful patrol planning

Routes can be considered alongside site use and public access.

A coordinated approach

Agreed communication helps align canine duties with other site personnel.

Questions, answered

A little more clarity.

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Is canine security suitable for a busy public site?

Suitability needs individual assessment. Public activity, safe separation, access routes and the proposed duties all matter.

Do canine teams provide specialist detection?

No specialist detection capability is represented on this website. Ask Pelt to confirm the exact scope and capabilities available.

What should I include in a canine enquiry?

Describe the site, perimeter, public access, proposed hours and your main concern. Do not include sensitive security layouts in an initial online enquiry.

A wider security plan