What Can A Bed Bug Detection Dog Do For You?

Bingo finding bed bugs A human inspector has a 17%-30% success rate in detecting bed bugs in a room.  A study done at the University of Florida demonstrated that scent detection dogs have a 97% accuracy rate in detecting even the earliest stages of a bed bug problem.  Dogs have been trained because of the vital need for early detection. Using a specially trained bed bug inspection dog will help you find the areas that need to be treated before the bed bugs multiply and heavily infest a room or many rooms.  After a pest control company has treated an area, a bed bug inspection dog will determine if the treatment has been successful in eradicating the problem. Dogs are being called the future of pest control for good reason.  Early detection is critical to success.  It is almost impossible for a human to find a bed bug nymph or bed bug egg because bed bugs in these stages are miniscule and transluscent. Early detection is critical to successfully eradicating the problem.  Accurate detection is critical for safely targeting specific areas for treatment.  We are a bedbug detection service.  New England Canine Detectives are ready to find the slightest evidence of bed bugs before they become widespread.

Reasons to Use a Bed Bug Detection Dog

1.  Less Expensive Bed bug detection dogs generate quicker and more accurate results which leads to lower remediation costs.  For schools, hotels, nursing homes, commercial and goverment buildings the cost savings can be quite substantial.   2.  Cutting  Edge Technology The "nose" is cutting edge technology and the latest trend in the pest inspection industry. It is the only inspection tool that can detect and pinpoint sources of bedbugs - critical information for lowering costs.   3.  Proven and Trusted "Man's best friend" has been used for years by the military and law enforcement agencies to detect bombs and drugs, among other things.   4.  Dogs Are Honest Dogs are trained to work for food and love...and NOT for profits.   5.  Greater Peace of Mind Research supports that if the dog finds bed bugs, there is a high statistical probability  that you should investigate further.  If the dog doesn't find bed bugs, you can know with greater certainty that your home, office, school or business is safe.    6.  Effective Problem Solvers For realtors concerned about escrow timelines, bed bug dogs can quickly and more accurately inspect a home.  This gives both parties of a sale the feedback they need to quickly and effectively resolve any issues.

What Sets Us Apart From the Rest?

Our professionally trained detection team consists of our dog handler, Ann Russell and our bed bug detection dog, Bingo.  The team is certified by the National Entomology Scent Detection Canine Association (NESDCA). We detect bed bugs in all six New England states (Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine) as well as eastern New York state. Bingo is a beagle who was rescued from an animal shelter.  He was trained at J & K Canine Academy in High Springs, FL, which is recognized as the "gold standard" in the entymology canine detection field for training scent detection dogs.  It is the only bed bug program in the world with scientifically proven results and is a NESDCA cetified training facility. Unlike other scent detection dogs who may be trained to detect more than one scent, Bingo has been trained to detect only the scent of bed bugs; this "single scent training" leads to more reliable results. To work his best, though, a dog needs a skilled handler. Ann Russell has been a professional dog trainer and behaviorist who has been training and handling dogs for over 25 years. Combining both of their skills into one team brings you the highest quality inspections in the field.