• Detecting Bed Bugs Before Your Blood Is All GONE [Show 162]

  • Nov 19 2024
  • Length: 59 mins
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Detecting Bed Bugs Before Your Blood Is All GONE [Show 162]

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  • In this episode of The Jones zone, Darryl Jones sits down with David Syck, owner of Top dog detection. David’s goal is to inform and educate people on bed bugs. David offers an in-depth discussion on bed bugs like you’ve never heard before. Detailing the lifestyle of bed bugs and what signs to look out for to prevent them from expanding in numbers. This episode aims to shine a bright light on an unrecognized topic. Obtain the knowledge of how bed bugs operate, and how you can get them out of commission.

    Episode Highlights:

    • Dogs' odor recognition.
    • The Anatomy of a Bed Bug
    • Recognizing bed bugs early
    • Bed bugs are not prejudiced to specific humans
    • Humans are bed bugs primary hosts

    Key Questions Asked:

    • What is the process of a dog detecting bed bugs?
    • Where are the be bugs most commonly found?
    • Are there any climates bed bugs are prone to survive/die in?
    • How do you get rid of bed bugs?
    • Can fumigating your house for termites also kill bed bugs?
    • What is a bed bug, and how do they differ from other pests?
    • What other animals do bed bugs feed off of?

    Guest Information:

    Top Dog Detection

    David Syck - David@topdogdetection.com

    Contact Darryl:

    Darryl & JJ Jones Real Estate

    Email: darrylandjj@gmail.com

    Phone: (714) 713-4663
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