Has your teen been lying?
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Drugs can take hold of teenagers causing behavioural and personality changes - this may result in your teen starting to lie. Have you heard any of these before?
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Employers, this one is for you.
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Employers, protect your workplace. It’s important to end any suspicions about drugs in the workplace because businesses and employers are legally obligated to ensure drug free environments for their employees. By being proactive with random, non-disruptive CCND drug searches, you will minimize your legal liabilities in case of drug-induced accidents in the workplace.
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/Substance abuse and addiction are well recognized public health concerns. Often families are struggling to understand addiction and how to approach a loved one who may have an addiction, especially if they can’t prove their loved one is using.
This is where Dawn and her canines come in.
The CCND dogs are highly trained, highly socialized, and provide a passive alert when drugs are found. This means that the dogs won’t be causing a disturbance by barking - instead they provide sensitivity and confidentiality through their passive alert.
If drugs are found, it is up to the family to decide what to do. This family centered approach allows the client to decide what steps are best for their family and CCND can assist in putting you in contact with the local experts.
Do you believe that a loved one is using drugs?
If you feel unsure about how to express your concerns about your loved one’s addiction to them, or scared that confronting them will push them away, you’re not alone.
Contact CCND today for a consultation to determine if we are the right fit for you.
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BE AWARE… All K9 Detection services are not alike in standardized training levels. Currently, Saskatchewan does not require mandatory certification. Dawn has invoked her own standard for CCND and has personally acquired full certification by the BC Police Technology Division of Security Programs as provided by the Justice Institute of British Columbia.
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