Dog Types

Family Protection

What could be better than a dog that lovingly and safely interacts with your children, and yet is willing to protect your family no matter what?
Your protection dog should be part of the family at all times. A well-trained socialized dog will be comfortable in any public situation: travelling with mom and the kids to the store, or on the school run or after-school activities.

Wouldn’t you feel more secure when you come home, knowing your dog will alert you if any intruders are inside waiting for you? Or that if things get out of hand when a visitor comes to your home, your personal protection dog is quietly at your side, ready to protect the family on your command.
The right dog for your family.

Getting a personal protection dog is one of the most important decisions your family will make, that’s why we encourage the whole family to get involved right from the beginning. We like to get to know you all, find out everyone’s expectations and needs for a dog of this caliber. That way we can best choose a dog that will make the right fit – and don’t worry, we always have at least 50 to choose from!
What makes a good Family Protection Dog?

At Seck-9 URE, we import our dogs from Europe where K9s have been successfully bred for decades. Dogs chosen for our personal protection program are carefully selected for their stable character and good temperament, along with a strong protective instinct and excellent physical health.

What you’ll get:

  • a young, healthy dog with a 2-year health guarantee.
  • a dog that has been hand chosen for its temperament, and fully trained by an expert who also trains the K9s used by United States Police Departments.
  • personal training, at our venue or yours, so you can handle your dog properly and develop a trusting relationship.

Personal Protection Dogs

PERSONAL PROTECTION DOGS
Our personal protection dogs are trained for protection and companionship.
A personal protection dog will enhance your family’s security, and add to your quality of life. The fragile economy has increased the number of instabilities in our nation and a rise in crime is one of them.  Home invasion is the leading crime of  the past few years.  This crime leaves us feeling exposed—we’ve  lost the sense of security we’d normally have in our homes.

A personal protection dog is an alarm that wakes you even before someone enters your home. They are part of the family and cannot be used against you. Your protection K9 will react instantly in a crisis and remain obedient. A Southern Coast K9 dog provides security that is dependable, manageable and benefits the whole family. You are 100% safe and secure in the company of your personal protection dog as they are fully socialized and can accompany you in virtually any social setting.

These dogs are highly mobile and offer you the ability to continue your everyday lifestyle with peace-of-mind. Your personal protection dog will faithfully be there for not only you but your family too, giving you valuable personal freedom.

Patrol Dogs

Our patrol dogs are trained in handler protection; attacking with or without command if the handler is attacked.
Police K9 is trained to guard criminal suspects while searched by handler, searching for criminals in open areas (fields), buildings and other such locations.
Course of instruction:

  • Safety procedures
  • Obedience for dog handlers
  • Kennel maintenance and sanitation
  • Maintaining your working dog covering, feeding, health, and maintenance.
  • Working dog first aid and safety precautions
  • Principles of conditioning, this covers how dogs learn to perform as a police K9.
  • How to safely and effectively deploy a patrol police K9.
  • Safety associated with handling the patrol police K9.
  • Building search tactics for hidden suspect(s) using the dog.
  • Students will learn to use the wind to find hidden suspect(s) in open areas using their dog.
  • Students will learn to apply obedience in a tactical environment, leash control, search speed, and behaviors of their assigned dog.

Students will learn how to stop their K9′s attack prior to and during contact.

  • Training and use records for detector dog handlers:
  • Records, why keep them and how to keep them
  • Training records
  • Utilization records
  • Training forms and recording data

Police K9 Patrol Handler Course:

We also offer patrol K9 handler training designed to train a person on how to handle an attack trained police K9. The course is designed to meet the training needs of agencies that have patrol dogs but the handlers have changed. The training is done at GTA’s location.

Our Promise:

We will do everything in our power to insure you and the dogs are highly trained, we want you to be the best dog team in your area. Global dogs and handlers have a reputation of being the best in the world.

Drugs Detection

In today’s world drug trafficker’s use sophisticated methods to conceal and transport a wide array of illegal contraband and money. Drug detection dogs offer resourcefulness like no other tool in the location of such contraband. In an effort to assist agencies worldwide, our Narcotic detection K9 Teams are intense at locating the source of these odors. These detector canines are highly motivated dogs that clearly demonstrate a strong and positive indication. K-9 Detection Services offers confidentiality. We understand that unscrupulous individuals knowingly use legitimate businesses to transport narcotics. Prior to our service, the only way to identify this problem was to suffer the consequences of law enforcement agencies.

With our Detection Services K9 are trained to detect the smallest quantities of : Marijuana, Hashish, Powder Cocaine, Crack, Methamphetamine, Ecstasy, Heroin, LSD. 
Canines are trained to search the following environments:

  • Buildings
  • Airports
  • Planes
  • Baggage
  • Vehicles
  • Commercial Trucks
  • Cruise Ships
  • Trains
  • Open Areas
  • And More

Explosives detection

  • Canine explosive device detection in open fields up to 500 meters unleash with communication device and camera
  • Canines that remotely open roads for their handler and the marking of the device both on the ground or elevated
  • The clearance of multi level construction sites and buildings, rooms and fields
  • The scanning of persons in an unobserved manner
  • Fence and breach detection
  • Vehicle search (both internal and external)
  • Search of special terrains:

    1. Airports and aircrafts
    2. Railway stations and trains
    3. Ports and ships
    4. Factories – warehouses, containers, trucks.
    5. The scanning of suspicious items – bus stations, bins,parking lots etc.
    6. Boarder scan and detection
    7. Water passages and bridges

 

Giant Schnauzer

The Giant Schnauzer is a large, powerful, and compact breed of dog. It is one of the three Schnauzer breeds. Like most large breeds, the Giant Schnauzer needs a fair amount of exercise.Giant Schnauzers are very loyal, loving dogs with a human like temperament.  The Giant Schnauzer excels at obedience, agility, and protection work.  As such, the Giant Schnauzer is predisposed to be a natural guard dog that is extremely personable and funny.   Giant Schnazuers become very attached to their family members, and thusly, are great protection dogs as they will work to protect them at any cost.

Rottweiler

The Rottweiler is a medium to large size breed of domestic dog that originated in Rottweil, Germany. The dogs were known as “Rottweil butchers’ dogs” (German: Rottweiler Metzgerhund) because they were used to herd livestock and pull carts laden with butchered meat and other products to market.Some records indicate that earlier Rottweilers may have also been used for hunting, although the modern Rottweiler has a relatively low hunting instinct.

The Rottweiler was employed in its traditional roles until the mid-19th century when railways replaced droving for getting livestock to market. While still used in herding, Rottweilers are now also used in search and rescue, as guide dogs for the blind, as guard or police dogs, and in other roles.[2]

Belgian Malinois

The Belgian Shepherd Dog (Malinois) is a breed of dog, sometimes classified as a variety of the Belgian Shepherd Dog rather than as a separate breed. The Malinois is recognized in the United States under the name Belgian Malinois. Its name is the French word for Mechlinian, which is in Dutch either Mechelse herdershond (shepherd dog from Mechelen) or Mechelaar (one from Mechelen).

These dogs are popular for K-9 use in police departments, as are German Shepherds.

German Shepherd Dog

The German Shepherd Dog (German: Deutscher Schäferhund), also known as an Alsatian or just the German Shepherd, is a breed of large-sized dog that originated in Germany.

The German Shepherd is a relatively new breed of dog, with its origin dating to 1899. As part of the Herding Group, the German Shepherd is a working dog developed originally for herding and guarding sheep. Because of its strength, intelligence and abilities in obedience training it is often employed in police and military roles around the world.[3] German Shepherds currently account for 4.6% of all dogs registered with the American Kennel Club. Due to its loyal and protective nature, the German Shepherd is one of the most registered of breeds.

Search & Rescue Dogs

Our Search and Rescue Dogs are trained to find alive missing people in forests, rubble, ruins, etc. by following a scent which is carried on the air and to ignore all interfernces in their working area such as scattered food, working rescuers, rescue euipment.
This is a very efficint method of searching large areas quickly and does not require items of clothing or effect of the missing person. Dogs work equally well in the dark and use their senses of smell and hearing to their fullest under these conditions.
It is calculated that dog is equivalent to about 20 searchers in good conditions and many more in poor conditions.
In ideal conditions, a dog can pick up a human scent from about 500 meters.