Terrorism & Criminality
Changing Trends, leading to more sophisticated means of Criminality
and Terrorism has, in turn led to an ever increasing clear and
present danger, on a global scale.
Security risks are at an all time high – with the ongoing
enlargement of the European Union, it’s borders are opening
more and more. International criminal activities are on the increase
in terms of drugs and people trafficking, leading to ever increasing
demands on security resources.
Since ‘9/11’, International Air Travel has come
in for more and more stringent security measures and while Ireland
and Irish Airports may seem to be in a low risk category when
it comes to International Terrorism, never the less the exposure
to Terrorist risks cannot be taken lightly.
While Air and Sea Port security may be at a high standard in
this Country, the standard of certain aspects of Detection and
Policing could be higher. The costs associated with maintaining
a high standard of security are immense and do put pressure on
financial resources – however the alternative consequences
don’t bare thinking of.
K9 – Security (Search/Detection) Dogs
The feasibility in thorough, 100% detection and policing whether
it be Drug, Explosive, Weapons or other contraband, in terms
of cost and ‘Man hours’ would be too great a burden
on operational effectiveness, an any Sea or Airport, unless the
use of security (Search) Dogs were to be utilised as the make
up of the security plan.
Security (Search) Dogs are all round more effective and more
versatile when it comes to detection and are a vital solution
to ever increasing financial demands while becoming a vital cog
in any operational security plan creating a safer environment
and effective policing tool.

Dogs have proved an effective means of security in many countries
and for many decades just by the very nature of the beast. A
dogs senses are far more tuned than humans or machines when it
comes to effective search and detection making K9 security dogs
a vital and successful tool in the combat of Terrorism and Criminality.
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