For Professionals | Canine Mold Detection Acquisition | Mold Dogs Organization
A Separate Professional Path

Add canine-assisted mold detection to your practice with a trained dog-handler system, not just a dog.

This is a different journey from a homeowner inspection. If you are an inspector, remediator, or environmental consultant considering this as a service line, this page walks through competency, economics, and responsibility before any sale.

Fit Check

This is not passive income.

A working mold detection dog is a daily responsibility, not a purchase you can set and forget.

  • Daily care and ongoing training
  • A defensible field protocol you can stand behind
  • Ongoing records, kept current
  • Continuing competency, not a one-time certification
  • Veterinary responsibility for the life of the dog
Apply for a Fit Consultation

Five steps before any transfer.

1

Self-qualify

Your profession, handling experience, service area, and realistic daily capacity for a working dog.

2

See the system

Dog selection, odor training methodology, handler instruction, and blind testing, covering the whole training system, not just the dog.

3

Verify evidence

Training logs, veterinary records, field video, and references you can independently check.

4

Model the cost

Acquisition, travel, equipment, insurance, care, and ongoing maintenance, detailing the full economics, not just a sticker price.

5

Understand support

Transfer criteria, post-sale support, warranty terms, and continuing training available after the transfer.

Start your application

This routes to our professional-buyer team, kept separate from homeowner inspection requests.

Submitting starts a conversation, it does not commit you to a purchase.