Detection dogs

As reported in the January 2017 edition of Professional Security, the number of arrests for possession of pyrotechnics at football grounds has shown a large increase over the last five seasons from 32 to 141 in the 2015/16 season, this as a consequence has seen an increase in the use of pyrotechnic detection dogs at football grounds around the country, says NASDU, a sector body representing dog handlers.It has long been established that a trained detection dog has the capability to detect th...