
Dog-and-handler teams
A trained general-purpose security dog with its handler

Visible K9 deterrence
General-purpose security dog handlers for construction, commercial, industrial and vacant sites across London and the wider UK.
Operational approachDeter · detect · respond
Established2011
CoverageLondon & South East
Assignment reportingAgreed for your brief
The Action K9 approach
Trained dog-and-handler teams for sites where a visible, mobile security presence can deter trespass, theft and vandalism before an incident escalates.
Choose a dog team when the site needs a strong visible deterrent and an officer who can patrol larger or more exposed areas.
The relevant SIA licence and current dog-team credentials should be confirmed before mobilisation
Dog and handler operate as one controlled team
Operational readiness and continuation training relied on for the assignment should be evidenced
Escalation and reporting expectations are agreed for the assignment
What we can provide

A trained general-purpose security dog with its handler

Visible patrols shaped around access points and vulnerable zones

Assignment instructions agreed before deployment

Short-term, overnight or continuing cover by arrangement
The right fit




How we work
A security service is only useful when the handover is clear. These stages turn the initial concern into an assignment the deployed team can act on.
We review the site, operating hours, access, assets and current concerns.
Patrol areas, handover points and escalation instructions are set around the actual risk.
A suitable dog-and-handler team arrives briefed for the location and required cover.
Changes to the site or threat can be reflected in the assignment instructions.
Your service proposal
The website starts the conversation. The written proposal should turn it into defined duties, deliverables and commercial assumptions before work begins.
No licence, qualification, response time, monitoring arrangement or service inclusion should be assumed from general website wording. Confirm the evidence and final scope in writing for the assignment.
Before you enquire
It can be. The assessment considers workforce movement, deliveries, public boundaries, plant and safe patrol routes before a deployment is proposed.
Yes. Tell the team the hours, start date and expected duration so they can assess availability and the right cover pattern.
No. The handler remains responsible for the dog and the deployment is planned around a controlled dog-and-handler team.
The proposal should identify the SIA licence relevant to the guarding activity and the current dog-handler or team qualification relied on for the assignment. Ask to see evidence before mobilisation.
Assignment instructions should state the required handover, incident and routine reporting. The format and frequency need to be agreed for the site rather than assumed from the website.
Location, patrol environment, cover hours, contract duration, notice, number of teams and site welfare arrangements all affect the proposed scope and price.
Tell us what needs protecting
Share your location, timing and priorities to start your service enquiry.