Seeing red with Medical Detection Dogs – back by pawpular demand

Seeing red with Medical Detection Dogs – back by pawpular demand Wear red, bake red, decorate red and sell red to help train life-saving dogs  The Medical Detection Dogs annual community fundraiser, Paint the Town Red, is back by pawpular demand from 12th-19th...

Bio Detection dogs identify COVID-19 with up to 94% accuracy

COVID-19 Detection Dogs About How will COVID-19 detection dogs be able to help? Meet the 6 Phase 1 dogs Meet the rest of the team Welfare of our dogs and their handlers FAQs Video Research results FollowFollowFollowFollow Bio Detection dogs identify COVID-19 with up...

COVID-19 Detection Dogs in the presence of royalty

COVID-19 Detection Dogs in the presence of royalty Our Royal Patron, HRH The Duchess of Cornwall, was among the first in the world to see some of our COVID-19 detection dogs in training demonstrate how they are learning to detect the virus this week.  Her Royal...

Volunteers needed for COVID-19 detection dog trial

Volunteers needed for COVID-19 detection dog trial Our COVID-19 detection dogs project team is now asking people in the for help with the trial. The trial will determine whether our Bio Detection Dogs could be used as a new rapid, non-invasive diagnostic tool for the...

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