Business owner and dog-enthusiast Richelle, believes that her dog might be the key to protecting the million-dollar honey industry in New Zealand. In the foothills of Canterbury, Richelle and her husband manage 3,000 bee hives, but they’re threatened by a deadly disease called American foulbrood, which could wipe out their business. She asks Rene Gloor, a detector dog trainer to help who says that you can train a dog to detect anything. Unfortunately, not everyone agrees that a dog is reliable enough to find American foulbrood and save New Zealand’s honey.