We offer high-quality specialist security service to all our customers. Our security patrol dog service will get results quickly, and our trained general purpose patrol dogs are the best possible deterrent in the security sector.
Our trained General Purpose Patrol Dogs are trained to protect their handler from any possible attack, so that nobody will get close enough to our handler unless the handler “invites” them into their personal space.
“Unfortunately the SIA, do not regulate the security dog industry, so an SIA ACS is not required. We train with the NTIPDU, who work with the Home Office and the SIA, who ensure we do everything the right way.”
Glamorgan Guard Dogs focus is based on the belief that our customers are of the utmost importance. Our entire security team is committed to meeting those needs. We are the best at what we do and as a result of this, a high percentage of our business is from repeat customers and referrals. With over 20 years experience in the Security Industry from military to civilian life, we aim to keep you and your property safe.
“We have used Glamorgan Guard Dogs on many of our contracts to look after our sites .We find their service to be very professional and will not have any hesitation in working with them in the near future”.
The National Training Inspectorate for Professional Dog Users was formed as a result of the work carried out by the founding directors, who discovered that there are no National standards in place for dog handlers within the Security Industry.
The NTIPDU has been fortunate to have had input from Government departments in developing the course and standards contained within.
We have implemented a set of standards attainable by all, by keeping costs to a minimum enabling the handler to continue with training and retain employment concurrently.
Each NTIPDU instructor has undergone a refresher course at one of our National Training centres and meets with the criteria laid down, this enhances the training of all new handlers. Once trained, the NTIPDU handler always has the support necessary from the Inspectorate itself, the Trainers and Instructors.The NTIPDU has within its resources the ability to provide a ‘pool’ of trained dogs, to its members should their own dog be unable to continue for any reason, thus enabling the handler to continue with his/her employment.
