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(Editor’s note: This is part two of a four-part series on detector dogs and distractions. Read part one, “What distractions...

Cockroaches are not going to go away by themselves. Effective treatment depends on many factors; here’s how to gain control....

Editor’s Note: What follows is Take Care Termite & Pest Control’s Raymond Web’s explanation of some recent technology advancements to help PMPs...

With profiles of this year’s PMP Hall of Fame class, we felt it was appropriate to spotlight remarks fellow PMP...

You take your dog into a room, give the command to search and rather than immediately focusing on sniffing, the...

Here's some advice on what to say to DIY-determined customers.

In this look back, we examine how the industry managed carpet beetles and clothes moths

Currently, merger and acquisition activity in the pest control industry continues to surge. How long this will last is unknown....

We haven’t yet, in this series on odor movement, discussed a training exercise to help your detector dog (and you)...

To run a long-term, sustainable scorpion management program, it is important to consider the urban ecosystem and make it less...

Common obstructions in office settings change the way detector dogs are able to detect an odor source.

Few industries are immune to the challenges that accompany an aging workforce. Industries and organizations lacking an influx of interested,...

Our discussion about odor movement problems continues. Last time we talked about how air moves and concentrates as it moves...

Be prepared to answer client questions for an effective mosquito control program.

Learn how to help our detector dog track odor to the source.