Geese Police of Central Indiana

The increase of Canada Geese has presented problems for many of our nations' golf courses, corporate centers, parks, playgrounds and schools to name a few. Grasslands adjacent to water serve as attractive nesting places. They like plenty of food and open spaces where it is easy to watch for predators. Their constant grazing and debris creates several maintenance problems. Therefore, a strong need to persuade the geese to move along has developed. This is where Geese Police can help--with the use of properly trained Border Collies, we can significantly decrease the number of geese on your property, and therefore, decrease the problems that the geese cause. The Border Collie's persistent herding techniques have proven successful in efforts to remove the threat of Canada Geese. Unlike other breeds, the Border Collie uses its eye to mesmerize their prey into flight or movement. The geese actually perceive the Border Collie as a predator because of the wolf-like glance they use to influence the flock or herd, called the "Eye". The geese, although perfectly safe, believe their life is in imminent danger, and not only quickly leave the property, but stay away longer than they would have had they encountered any other breed of dog. It is this breed's constant desire to work which makes them stand above the rest.