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Science Behind The Dog Nose... Amazingly Sensitive! According to a report prepared by the Institute for Biological Detection Systems (IBDS) of Auburn University (Auburn, AL, USA), dogs have the following capabilities: Science Behind The Dog Nose... Ability of Canine Termite Detectors to Locate Live Termites and Discriminate Them from Non-Termite Material
by Shawn E. Brooks, Faith M. Oi, And Philip G. Koehler Dogs were trained to detect eastern subterranean termites, Reticulitermes flavipes (Kollar), using the United States Customs method of scent detection dog training modified with a food reward. Dogs were tested with various numbers of eastern subterranean termites placed in vented PVC containers. Trained dogs were 95.93% accurate in finding
Our Advanced Termite Inspections Note: There is no household insurance that covers you for termite damage. Essentially a termite inspection report is designed to: 1. Detect old damage and active termites. Why Use a dog?? A trained pest management professional is approximately 35% accurate in detecting termites in a building because they can’t see behind walls. Due to a dogs keen sense of smell, a dog can detect termites behind walls thus making it closer to 95% accurate,” Dogs have been successfully used by the military and law enforcement agencies to locate firearms, ammunition, explosives, narcotics, accelerants, missing persons and used in suspected arson cases. The same training used for these purposes is now being used to train dogs to search for termites. |
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We are specially accredited from BASF, the maker of Termidor
We are accredited to use Exterra
Non Invasive Microwave detection unit
Thermal Infrared camera for locating nests behind walls |
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