FAQ

Detection Dogs SA specializes in training detection dogs for various purposes, including truffle hunting, biosecurity, and conservation efforts. Our trained dogs help locate specific scents to support these important fields.

Detection dogs play a vital role in biosecurity by identifying harmful pests, pathogens, and invasive species. Their ability to detect these threats helps protect agriculture, ecosystems, and public health.

Conservation detection involves using trained dogs to locate endangered species, their habitats, and environmental threats. This helps researchers and conservationists monitor biodiversity and implement effective conservation strategies.

Several breeds are well-suited for detection work, including Labrador Retrievers, Belgian Malinois, and Springer Spaniels. These breeds are known for their keen sense of smell, intelligence, and eagerness to work.

Yes! Many detection dogs can be trained for multiple tasks, such as detecting truffles and assisting with biosecurity or conservation efforts. This versatility makes them valuable assets in various fields.