K9 Pipe Inspections
K9 Pipe Inspections worked on 8700 feet of 12" fiberglass line located in the Permian Basin.
KPI services were called after another leak detection service was unable to locate the known leaks. Services were performed after a substantial rain storm
K9 Pipe Inspections worked on a 0.6 mile 4" natural gas line located along the Texas/New Mexico border.
The line had been brought up to pressure several times prior to KPI's arrival, but the water from the leak was not surfacing. K9 Pipe
Rogue is a Czech Shepherd, and our newest addition to our pipeline leak detection team. We seek high drive dogs with serious hunt drive and stamina. Not only does our newest addition have excellent working genetics, she has demonstrated
How does it work?
THE SCIENCE BEHIND A DOG’S NOSE
A dog’s nose is composed of turbinates. Turbinates are the spongy tissues along the long shelves of bone in the breathing passage of the nose. Part of what makes a detection dog great is
Leaks will take the path of least resistance, which is not always above the pipeline. A dog’s mobility and acute sense of smell allows for a thorough scan of an area to identify leaks that other technology may miss. This is one of many reasons why
K9 Pipe Inspections now has hardhat stickers! We support American made products and business. Our canine harnesses are made by a veteran owned business in Utah, our KPI collars came from a small business in California, and now we have scratch