Comments on: Dog Poop Disposal – The Best Way To Pick Up And Dispose Of Dog Poop

By: Sue

Sue — Mon, 31 May 2021 14:30:02 +0000

I am teaching my lab pup to poop at home. Once he poops at home (in garden), then only i take him for walks outside. The poop is then flushed down using a toilet paper. I think its working good for all of us at home, as their is no smell afterwards. In rare cases, when he poops outside, we collect the poop in poop bag and throw it in the dustbin. However, i didnt know there are flushable poop bags available. That would be a great add on in the poop disposal process.

By: Daniel

Daniel — Mon, 10 Feb 2020 01:31:59 +0000

I have had this problem for some time now. Put up a video camera and caught the girl doing it. She only does it when she knows I am not home. In my area, it is illegal. 1. Illegal dumping. 2. Tresspassing. Yes, my garbage can is by the road, but sits in my grass, in my yard, which is private property. I am gone away from home a lot for work, so sometimes I come home and it really smells because it has been sitting there for weeks, in the summer time. I filed a police report. And posted the girl’s pic on my garbage can. And put video on youtube. She had the nerve to leave a letter in my mailbox denying it at first. Then I sent her the video. She wanted to argue with me telling me that my garbage can is public property. Nope. I pay a monthly fee to pay for that bin to be assigned to my house. I don’t want to smell your dog crap. If you don’t want to smell it, get rid of the damned dog. I Not sure if the cops talked with the girl or not, I don’t know her or her address. But I told her I would be watching, I have cameras up, and my neighbors would be watching. Problem is solved for now.

By: Albert

Albert — Wed, 02 Oct 2019 17:34:41 +0000

Thanks Lynda, I wish more people felt like you and would take their poop home. Putting a poop bag in someone else’s bin is a terrible thing to do, since the bin owner is likely to then unknowingly (or knowingly but not having a poop-bag-extractor that reaches to the bottom of their bin) throw in another bag of trash that then squashes the bag and splatters the inside of the bin (with poop).

By: Mary

Mary — Thu, 11 Jul 2019 10:59:21 +0000

I have 4 dogs, so there is alot ou f poop daily that I pick up and put in a bag , then dispose weekly thru our trash collector. I’m searching for alternatives to this. Wondering if composting is feasible with this much poop.

By: grace

grace — Fri, 04 Jan 2019 05:11:08 +0000

What’s with dog owners who bag their dog’s poop and then leave the bag of poop for the nearest property owner to deal with?

Is that considered OK among dog owners?

I don’t have dogs, and it grosses me out to have to pick up bags of dog poop.

I’ve found bags of poop on a large rock in my yard that’s next to the sidewalk. Guess the idea is that I’ll notice it on the rock and be grateful they at least bagged it?

Tonight the bag of poop was sitting on the lid of my garbage can, leaving it to me to open the can and throw it in — how not nice!

Is this dog owner nuts or is this just standard OK practice among dog owners?

(I tried to get the lid off without touching the bag, thinking I could just tip it in. Instead it fell into the edge of the sidewalk. Decided to leave it there, hoping the person who left it sees it, feels some shame, and stops doing it. Have no idea who it is.)

By: Kristin

Kristin — Sun, 09 Dec 2018 17:07:24 +0000

I have two small dogs so I use the poop bags and bought a diaper genie for our garage. Our garbage is picked up twice a week so I empty the diaper genie the night before garbage pick up. It keeps my garbage can from having that horrible smell.

By: Kristy

Kristy — Thu, 13 Sep 2018 20:13:14 +0000

I bought a container marketed for cat poop – it works great. Try googling “Litter Genie” to see the one I use.

By: michael lundy

michael lundy — Fri, 03 Aug 2018 09:45:06 +0000

I try to pick up every poop that our dog has in a disposable bag while out on walks, obviously some get missed when the dog is in the undergrowth somewhere but at least it is away from the trail where walkers are. The poop bag will then be discarded in a bin destined for a landfill, often there are bins for this purpose at the entrance to walking parks and such spaces, at home the same applies with our own bin that goes to the landfill. What irks me while on walks is when you see poop bags discarded along the trail, and sometimes hanging from a shrub or tree?

By: Mary

Mary — Fri, 06 Jul 2018 11:51:20 +0000

I put knotted bags in my trash can and it stinks w flies around it. Trying to find disposal that won’t stink up the trash can — maybe doggy dooley.

By: Mary Gibbs

Mary Gibbs — Wed, 04 Apr 2018 05:06:29 +0000

I have two dogs and I carry poop bags for walks. I dispose in my own trash bin. The method I use to pick up at home … I call ” poop patrol” I have latex gloves that I use for efficient picking up in my own yard. I have tried the pooper scoopers, not good results, shovel…way to heavy to use one hand to push into bag and other to hold the bag. Doggy Dooley…not always available for use in snow country..it being buried and all…. So I use my gloves. I get it picked up quickly, efficiently and to my liking… since I don’t like my dogs walking in it and then coming into the house. Everything gets wrapped up in bags…gloves and all.