A New Way to Manage Pest Birds
 

Seagulls can be a real nuisance, from stealing food at outdoor cafes to creating health hazards with their droppings. We offer an effective and humane solution to manage pest birds using highly trained Border Collies and Kelpies.

Meet our Seagull Patrol Team on Instagram!

How We Work
 

Our approach is simple and natural: we use the dogs' natural herding instincts to encourage birds to leave an area. The presence of the dogs creates a "predator" effect, teaching the seagulls that when the dogs are there, food is off-limits. This is a powerful, long-term solution that trains the birds to avoid your site.

For nesting issues, we take a proactive approach. Our trained scent dogs can locate hidden nests before eggs are laid. By finding these nests early, we can humanely encourage the birds to nest somewhere else, preventing future problems.

Our Expertise
 

Since 2018, we've perfected our method, turning bird control into an art form. Our dogs are trained to respond to specific commands, allowing us to manage flocks with precision. We can even identify and focus on a "boss" seagull, which helps keep the entire flock at bay.

Our professional, uniformed dog and handler teams are highly visible and have become a well-known sight. Our successful work at the Sydney Opera House has even gained us significant media attention.

EMAIL US TODAY TO SEE HOW WE CAN HELP

• Reduce the amount of refunds due to seagulls knocking over glasses and stealing customers food.
• Increase Revenue – Ornithophobia is a fear of birds and is something 1% of the population suffer from and the 16th biggest phobia on the planet! Imagine that one person in a hundred not bringing their family to your restaurant! We get people telling us right through the day how grateful they are we are there and how scared they are of birds.
• Novelty Value! People love seeing the dogs at work, and we can't go five minutes without people coming up to ask us about the dogs or take a photo! Also, while the seagulls are away, we are happy for the public to give them a pat. 
• At the Opera House there have numerous attempts to scare the birds away, including mechanical hawks and food covers. Nothing worked until Mad Dogs & Englishmen arrived with Muffin and Tauzer.