Bio Detection K9™ (BDK9) is a world leader in canine and technology-based services to detect viruses and pathogens in both agricultural settings and human hosts. With ten years of government and private contract past performance in plant-based pathogen detection, BDK9 works alongside leading scientific institutions to develop the latest technology in canine services for the COVID-19 pandemic, medical applications, and beyond.
Thanks to their extraordinary sense of smell, dogs have long assisted humans in tasks ranging from bomb detection to search-and-rescue operations. Today, the scientists and technology experts driving BDK9 are employing these proven methods to blaze new trails in both agricultural and human biohazard security.
BDK9 Precision Agriculture Bio Detection Services. With help from specially programmed drones and satellite imagery, our canines can detect plant diseases faster and more accurately than traditional testing. Our services have helped pinpoint single or multiple pathogens in crops covering thousands of acres.
BDK9 Human Host Bio Detection Services can screen hundreds of people an hour for COVID-19 in busy places such as airports, sports stadiums, schools and places of business. Our skilled handlers and expertly trained dogs make the process seamless, accurate and efficient.
A Priority One Canine Company. Priority One Canine (P1K9) was founded by Wade and Lori Morrell in 2010, combining state of the art technology with elite protection canines to offer a unique integrated security solution for discriminating clients. Based in Columbus, Ohio, P1K9 currently provides specialized dogs and services in the United States and around the world.
First-of-its-Kind Method Trains Dogs to Detect and Protect Vineyards Against Leafroll 3 and Red Blotch Virus
Recently Renovated Space Will Support Continued Growth
Canines Will Be Trained to Successfully Detect Highly Contagious COVID-19 Strain
Premiering Canine Cannabis Mold Detection to the Commercial Market
The process of using canines to detect diseases in crops would allow growers to detect an invasion early on, allowing them more options to manage the problem.
First-of-its-Kind Method Trains Dogs to Detect and Protect Vineyards Against Leafroll 3 and Red Blotch Virus
Recently Renovated Space Will Support Continued Growth
