In an industry where we’ve increasingly relied on artificial intelligence, magnetometers, and next-gen bag screening systems to enhance safety at large events, there’s still one tool that consistently outperforms them all when it comes to weapons detection: the canine. But not just any dog. The truth is, while K9 units have been a part of the event security ecosystem for decades, the private sector has long struggled with one consistent flaw — quality. Specifically, the quality of the pair: the dog and the handler.