Forbes LIfe Magazine, Holiday Issue, Featured Article
Asko is an Angel! Well, all right, Asko is a dog, technically ‑‑ a huge, panting, 110 pound purebred German shepherd. But still: When he sits, he leans into my leg, rubs his cheek against my knee and pushes his fanny toward the heel of my foot. His tail does a happy windshield wiper wag. He gently nudges my hand, licks my fingers and, though we met only a couple of hours ago, he obeys my every command. All the while his vibrant eyes beam up at me, dancing with loyalty and love. An absolute angel. Read entire article.
Monetary Intelligence Magazine, 2009
A Lover and a Fighter: Harrison K-9’s® Security Dogs are Recognized World Wide as The Top of the Line in Family Security!
Every so quietly a click of the latch and the sound of the sliding glass whispered in the quiet of the house-you’ve been targeted for home invasion. Then an explosion of barking and snapping teeth erupt in the night as your Harrison K-9® Executive Protection trained dog, Read entire article.
Moves Magazine, Spring 2008
ON GUARD — ANOTHER LAYER OF SECURITY About Professional Athletes - For Professional Athletes
The trail of ink ended in a swoosh signifying the beginning of an entirely new existence. The exclusive contract you have been inching toward since high school is now official. Random thoughts begin to surface as your neurons rapidly rife on the drive home. Soon after you pull into the driveway your blackberry starts to vibrate. Thinking it's a close relative calling with congratulatory prose, you answer with a hint of hubris. Read entire article.
Cowboys & Indians, Spring 2008
Gentle Giants
Imagine a 100-pound dog gentle enough to lay with a baby, calm enough to stand a room full of rowdy 7-year-olds, yet ready to take down a foe at the first sign of trouble. That “dog” would be none other than a Harrison K-9 Security Services European German Shepherd. Trained in homes in Germany from the age of eight weeks, these Schutzhund-certified animals then undergo specialized obedience training at Harrison’s 25-acre complex in Aiken, South Carolina. Training includes advanced obedience, personal and executive protection, tracking and home search for intruders, and other special skills. Most of Harrison’s trainers are female. “They seem to be more in tune with the animals, and women are usually the ones in charge of the dog,” says Harrison Prather, who’s been training high-caliber protection dogs for more than 35 years. The price tag’s not cheap — $30,000 to $60,000; but ask any of Harrison’s thousands of satisfied customers — the peace of mind is worth every penny.
Billionaire 500 Magazine, May 2007 (Published in UK)
Properly trained protection dogs can be far more effective than alarm systems, fences, or personal firearms.
If you are looking for the ultimate in home or office security, consider that properly trained protection dogs can be far more effective than alarm systems, fences, or personal firearms. In business since 1975, Harrison K-9 Security Services specializes in providing its clients with the finest European German Shepherds, hand selected for their agility, intelligence, and temperament. Read entire article.
New York Resident Magazine, March 2007
The Ultimate Home & K-9 Security
Harrison K-9 Security Services,LLC is a World renown company founded in 1975 by Harrison Prather, who is known in the business as simply "Harrison" , caters to an elite clientele, supplying them for over 35 years......for famous entertainers, celebrities, professional athletes, high-ranking government officials in the U.S. and abroad, executives, and individuals just concerned about their family's safety, Harrison K-9 Security Services is considered the premiere outfit in the U.S. for providing extensively trained, elite Security K-9 s..... Read entire article.
Millionaire Magazine, Dan Gleason, August 1999
"Harrison K-9 considered number one in the Business"
For home, office and family, Harrison K-9 provides the ultimate in reliable, intelligent, obedient, street-smart protection dogs. Read entire article
Fortune Magazine, Ed Brown, Editor, September 7, 1998
Forget about alarms (crooks laugh at 'em), fences (easy to scale), and that Remington in the closet (too dangerous). To really protect your house, you need a $42,000.00 German Shepherd sold by Harrison K-9 Security Services, LLC of Aiken, S.C., purveyor of ultra-high-end security dogs. Read Entire Article
Soldier of Fortune Magazine, 1990
"The Mercedes Benz of Executive Protection K-9 's"
"The Premium K-9 "
Harrison Prather, who is known in the business simply as "Harrison" began selling his line of dogs in 1975. His trial and error methodology reminds one of young Tom Edison's effort to create the incandescent light bulb. Both worked long and hard encountering numerous setbacks and frustrations, until each knew more about what would not work than anyone else in their fields.
Atlanta Weekly, 1989
"Harrison Prather is one of the nation's most renowned dog trainers."
American Survival Guide Magazine, 1987
Harrison Prather, who began building his firm from scratch more than a decade ago, embodies the principles that underlie true success and is a dedicated and articulate businessman. Simply put, he insists on one concept: The Best. In the language of the deep south he does business like an old timer.
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Desert Living Magazine, Arizona Foothills Magazine, Executive Flyer Magazine, Décor and Style Magazine, Forbes Magazine, National Examiner Magazine, Dog Fancy Magazine, SWAT Magazine and Survival Guide Magazine.
Promotional Video and Television Broadcast Nationally
Harrison K-9 Promotional Video Segment
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The Travel Channel - Millionaire Indulgences, Dec. 24, 2001; Jan. 28 & 29, 2002; December 2003; and January 2004
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American Business Review (With John Stossel), broadcast on public television worldwide. — 1999
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