K9 SCREWWORM BIODETECTION
OBI K19 provides rapid, on-site screwworm detection using certified biodetection dogs—offering a fast, accurate, and chemical-free solution to protect livestock and reopen the $1.015B U.S.-Mexico cattle trade. Our K9s have been validated through official blind testing, ensuring reliable performance in real-world conditions. We also provide the exclusive screwworm training aid used to train and maintain our dogs' detection accuracy.
Service Models
1. Rent the K9 Team (Dog + Handler)
Our fully certified K9-handler teams deploy directly to your site—border crossings, feedlots, ranches, or inspection points—providing 5-second scans per head with >90% accuracy. You get the complete solution: trained dog, professional handler, training aid protocols, and operational oversight, with no training burden on your staff.
2. Rent the K9 Only – We Train Your Personnel
Already have handlers on your team? We provide a trained screwworm detection dog and certify your personnel to work with it. Your staff learns proper handling, detection protocols, and canine welfare—giving you the flexibility and cost savings of an in-house team backed by OBI K19's proven methodology and training aids.
3. Buy the K9 – We Train Your Personnel
For organizations building long-term detection capacity, we offer fully trained screwworm detection dogs for sale, along with comprehensive certification for your personnel. This model delivers maximum independence—your team owns the asset and the expertise—while OBI K19 provides the validated training aids and ongoing support to ensure lasting performance.
Why OBI K9?
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Validated technology – Our K9s have passed official blind tests, proving real-world detection capability.
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Exclusive training aids – We provide the proprietary, safe, and non-infectious screwworm training aid essential for reliable detection.
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Proven deployment – Our dogs have been deployed in California vineyards and are being trained for border security operations.
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Fast & scalable – Mobile K9 teams can screen large herds in hours, not days.
