Sponsorship Opportunity: Keep Guns Out of Schools with Canine Deterrent

ORLANDO, Fla. - Jan. 16, 2015 - PRLog -- A ship-building company in Balamban - a city in the Phillipines - was having an issue with drugs being carried into their workplace. For this reason, K-9 Security Deterrent, an American company, arrived at the site to test their new technology; one hundred of the employees were selected at random and 29 of them were found to be carrying contraband. This test not only confirmed the validity of the company's procedures, but also increased safety at the Filipino work site considerably.

This same proven procedure - a combination of modern technology and the natural detection talents of dogs - is what K-9 Security Deterrent hopes will keep American schools safe from gun-related crimes. A school need only deploy one of their detection units, manned by a single trained dog handler and their canine. Detection of contraband becomes a simple matter of guiding incoming students through the unit where fans concentrate the latent scents on their bodies and direct them to the trained dog. No contact is made, and persons passing through the unit don't even see the canine or the handler. This means the units can also serve as a powerful deterrent without being a financial burden as students needn't know when a dog is or isn't present.

K-9 Deterrent Security stands behind their product and their goal to protect schools from gun violence. Toward that end, they're offering a sponsorship program to help defer the costs to schools. Socially-conscious businesses can contribute to the costs of leasing or purchasing the detection units (and staffing the handlers) and in turn, their business name or logo will be applied to the unit. Parents will be able to see the businesses who are truly concerned about their childrens' welfare, and this provides a great social branding opportunity for firearms manufacturers and retailers.

For more information, please visit: www.k-9securitydeterrent.com