Geese Police of VA has been providing quality goose control since 1999. It is our mission to provide the best service to our clients with environmentally safe Canada goose control using working Border Collies and other special techniques.

We believe the best way to achieve this goal is to use hand-picked working Border Collies that are highly trained to control the Canada geese on our clients' properties.  Border Collies have a unique stalk as well as a wolf-like glance called the "eye".  Because of this, Canada geese count our dogs as predators (even though we never touch them) and will soon find someplace else to loiter.

Our techniques are approved by USDA Wildlife Service and US Fish and Wildlife. In addition, the Humane Society and PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) recommend the use of working Border Collies for Canada goose control.

Because many new sites that we start have domestic (flightless), sick or injured birds already there, Geese Police of VA will take care of removing and transporting these birds to a rehabilitator, veterinarian or bird sanctuary.  We can assist you in filing for addling permits so that we can be sub-permitted to treat the nests of the Canada geese.

Our handlers are specially trained to work and properly control the dogs using special techniques developed by Geese Police Inc.  In addition, our handlers are educated on the behavior of the Canada geese and their migratory, nesting and breeding habits.

With this training they are also able to educate the public ensuring the most successful goose control program available.

We constantly stay abreast of the latest developments in the migration and the problems Canada geese cause to the health of humans and the environment.

Our customer base includes corporate centers, schools, universities, municipalities (state, county & local), parks, playgrounds, golf courses, cemeteries, and residential communities, just to name a few.

Some of our clients include:Lansdowne Resort, Gannett/USA Today, AT&T, and Westfields Business Park