Highland Canine Training, LLC offers private detection services for businesses, schools, and private homes. This private detection service allows private businesses to determine whether their facility has an issue with employees using illegal drugs at their workplace. This service also allows companies the opportunity to take a proactive approach to this increasing problem without the initial presence of local law enforcement. Drug detection services allow the employer to promote a Drug Free Workplace as well as providing an unmatched psychological deterrent. Whether you are concerned about an immediate problem, or simply want to set up a schedule for searches as a deterrent, please feel free to contact us for a consultation.

When you contract with Highland Canine Training, LLC we work to your specifications. Although several of our handlers are current/former law enforcement officers, we are not a law enforcement agency. In the event that contraband is located, our policy is to notify law enforcement with the appropriate jurisdiction. We utilize only highly skilled dog teams. Our detection dogs are trained to respond with a passive alert to eliminate any concern of property damage, etc.

Our handlers and employees are discreet and are held to the utmost confidentiality. We can assist you in implementing an effective plan for properly conducting these random searches within your business. With proper planning, these searches are often very effective and have little or no impact on the day-to-day workflow of your business. In some cases, these searches can be conducted in a manner that most employees never knew that they occurred.

Highland Canine Training, LLC welcomes the opportunity to visit your facility and provide you with a detailed quote before services are contracted. Our detection services are very affordable and can easily fit within your budget. For example, a company with 100 employees would spend an average of $50 per employee to have them randomly drug tested once per year. This results in a cost of $5,000 per year to drug screen each employee only once.

By utilizing detection dog services, the same company, with 100 employees could have their entire business screened once a month for an average cost of $200 per visit, totaling $2,400 per year. Therefore, the employer could have their employees and business screened twelve times more at a savings of $2,600 per year for the employer.