Canine (K9) Handler - Pest Control

Do you have a nose for detail... and a soft spot for dogs?

We’re on the hunt (literally!) for an enthusiastic, dog-loving, pest-fighting partner to join our elite team of K9 Handlers specializing in bed bug detection. You’ll work side-by-side with a professionally trained scent detection dog to sniff out bed bug infestations in homes, hotels, offices, and more!

This job is equal parts Sherlock Holmes, dog whisperer, and superhero (cape optional).

What You’ll Do:

• Team up with your four-legged partner to inspect residential, commercial, and institutional spaces for bed bugs.
• Interpret your dog’s alerts and behavior to pinpoint active infestations.
• Provide real-time updates and inspection results to clients on-site.
• Collaborate with pest control technicians to build a strategic treatment plan.
• Maintain the health, happiness, and training of your K9 partner (feed, groom, exercise, and spoil appropriately.
• Keep up with daily dog training to ensure top-notch detection accuracy.

Perks of the Pack:

• Work with some of the most talented noses in the business (literally).
• Company vehicle or mileage reimbursement.
• All K9 care expenses covered (food, vet, gear, etc.).
• Ongoing training and certification opportunities.
• A truly unique job where every day is different.
   

Ready to turn your love of dogs and keen observation skills into a rewarding, impactful career? Apply today and join the detection dream team!

Apply now – your future canine coworker is waiting!

You’re a Great Fit If You:

• Love working with animals and have the patience and care to build a strong K9 bond.
• Are reliable, observant, and comfortable working independently.
• Have excellent communication skills (both with people and pups).
• Can maintain professionalism and discretion in sensitive client environments.
• Are physically able to work on your feet, move through tight spaces, and lift 50 lbs.
• Are willing to travel locally and have a valid driver’s license.

Bonus Points If You Have:

• Experience in pest control, scent detection, or working dogs
• A background in animal behavior, training, or handling
• A good sense of humor and a stash of dog treats