Senses a static officer simply doesn't have.
A trained dog hears and smells around 600 times better than a human, and presents a deterrent that very few intruders will test. MANSTOCK canine patrols operate as a stand-alone service or as a force-multiplier alongside your existing guard team — handlers SIA-licensed, dogs NASDU-certified.
One trained dog unit replaces three static officers.
A K9 patrol gives you presence that scales: visible deterrence at distance, detection beyond the line of sight, and an officer-and-dog pairing that can sweep a large footprint far faster than a foot patrol. For vacant property, construction phases, and any site with significant boundary length, K9 is the most cost-effective coverage available.
Unauthorised visitors are deterred from trying to breach security by the obvious deterrent of a trained guard dog. Where intervention is required, handlers carry body-worn cameras — every encounter time-stamped, recorded, and immediately available as evidence to police.
Where K9 fits
- Vacant & managed-decline property protection
- Construction sites & plant compounds
- Distribution yards & logistics estates
- Festivals, events & gate sweeps
- Stand-alone canine cover for high-risk lockdowns
- K9 augmentation of an existing static guard team
Handler & dog standards
- SIA licensed handler, BS 7858 vetted
- NASDU certified — obedience, temperament, suitability re-tested quarterly
- General-purpose guard dog: pedigree-suitable, vet-passed, insured
- Body-worn camera issued and active for the duration of every shift
- Welfare: rest, water, transport and shelter to NASDU code
Our canine patrols can function as a stand-alone service or as an addition to your existing guard team. Sites that pair a static officer with a K9 unit see dramatically lower attempted-intrusion rates.
From site risk assessment to daily shift report.
Site risk assessment
Boundary, ingress, lighting, dog-safe zones, public interface, pre-existing CCTV.
Customised proposal
Patrol patterns, handover regime, shift count and pairing with any static cover.
Account management
Named operations lead — protocols, escalation, daily and weekly reporting cadence.
Compliance & welfare
Regular unannounced supervisory inspections; quarterly NASDU re-certification.