Canine Security
A coordinated officer-and-dog team
A canine security team supports surveillance of access points and perimeters when the site and mission call for it.
The setting
Understand the operational context
The arrangement must take account of the site, authorised movements, working hours and the presence of other people.
Officer-and-dog patrols
Perimeter and access observation
Reporting under site-specific instructions
The Artemis response
A mission with clear instructions
We define the patrol perimeter, contact points and reporting instructions before deployment. The dog shown in Artemis visuals wears a muzzle.
A presence matched to the perimeter
Clear coordination with site contacts
Attention to the site's operational constraints
Our method
From assessment to follow-up
Discuss the need
Assess the site
Define the arrangements
Deploy and review
Frequently asked questions
Points to discuss together
When is canine security appropriate?
It depends on the perimeter, the risk points and the conditions on site. The arrangement is assessed before the mission is set.
Can the team work near other site users?
The site layout and movements of authorised people are considered when defining the mission.
Your project
Let's discuss your security needs
Tell us about your site, the people who use it and the points that need attention.