Because of risk management many firms started a K9 program.

EURASIAK9 knows that companies have to invest and focuson their core business.

Therefore we developed a K9 leasing program.

Benefits;

-Initial investments are significantly lower.
-Risk of losing dogs because of accidents and illness are mitigated and converted into success.

K9 Team Leasing Program

EURASIA K9also provide a leasing program for K9 handlers with dog.

This service is suitable for:

-Immediate needs: we provide a company with supplemental time until their own handlers are trained and certified to combat the security risks.
-In case there is not sufficient staff. (human resources).
-In case the required K9 unit is to small to hire people, managementand to build a facility.
-In case management says: …..…(we just want to concentrate on our corebusiness).

EURASIA K9 can help you finding the answers on:

• What are the current security risks?
• What kind of threats are we facing in the future?
• Why is there a need for a K9 program?Designing a K9 program, what do we need to investigate:
• What kind of threats are the basis for setting up the program?
• What kind of dogs satisfies your needs best? How many dogs?
• How many handlers do we need?
• Where they will be utilized?
• Who will conduct the initial basic training and the follow-up proficiencytraining?
• How do we manage and supervise the program?
• Budget? Buying / Leasing? Outsourcing?
  
• Implementation of a K9 program:
• Dogs
• Handlers
• Protocols
• Management (evaluation moments, certification standards, auditing)
• Kennels (building, maintenance and cleaning)
• Veterinary support
• Transportation
• Training program, maintenance training of dog and handler
• Training Kits and storage
• Food
• Supplies (leashes, health items, food, medications etc.)
• Uniform standards

• Human resources are a key-factor in developing a K9 program. The cornerstone of the program are the people themselves. Managers have to be convinced about the importance of the program. And even though the dog is well trained, it is the dog’s handler that has to understand and direct the dog.
• EURASIA K9 provides human resources support for all stages throughout the program as we are experienced in international areas and are involved in several projects around the world.Certification
• The K9 unit is established when the program is certified.After the people are trained, examined and evaluated by EURASIA K9 procedures will be implemented.
  
  
  Auditing and Reporting
• To keep the standards of the K9 unit high, regular auditing of the procedures is necessary. The goal is to eliminate all uncertainty for the team and management.
• Regular EURASIA K9 audits, provides the management with objective documentation for the K9 units. Objective testing also provides focus points to improve and increase program standards.Quality Control
• With the necessary approvals from the local government the quality control can be done parallel with the auditing procedures.
• This service should be turned into real scenarios as “wet transitions” and “dry transitions” in the working environment of the K9’s.Re-certification
• A K9 unit that passed the certification should have a re-certification exam periodically. Audits and reporting are not enough. A well trained K9 team is very versatile and can be deployed in myriad of environments. The teams can be deployed to full range of scenarios ranging from routine searches to full combat situations. According to the importance and risk of the mission re-certification exams should be done.Kennel Facility Managementand K9 Logistics
• The kennels are an integral part of the dog’s life.Health of the dogs depends upon it.They need to be adequately maintained and cleaned.Under appropriate conditions for the dog (housing, handle and care) the life span of the dog is prolonged, while everyday performance improves.

• EURASIA K9 can advise you on how to establish, manage and maintain your kennels.