880138234089712880138234089712 Dookie Dogs | Dog Waste Removal Service
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  • Why don’t people pick up after their pets?
    There are many reasons why pet owners might not pick up after their dogs, and it’s often not intentional. Sometimes, they forget to bring bags, run out mid-walk, or just don’t have the time to scoop daily. Plus, picking up dog waste can be a messy and unpleasant chore that most people would rather avoid. That’s where Dookie Dogs comes in! Our pooper scooper services provide a hassle-free solution for homeowners and community managers to keep their spaces clean and fresh.
  • Does dog waste attract rodents?
    Yes, dog waste can attract rodents like rats, as it serves as a food source for them. Once rodents are attracted to an area, their population can grow quickly, posing health risks to humans, such as typhus, leptospirosis, rat-bite fever, and salmonellosis. Rodent infestations can also decrease property values and lead to other issues for local residents. Keeping dog waste off your property is an important step in preventing rodents from becoming a problem.
  • How much dog waste is in my community?
    The amount of dog waste in your community depends on the number and size of dogs. On average, each dog produces about ¾ pound of waste daily and approximately 274 pounds annually. For a community with 10 dogs, this totals around 52 pounds of waste per week and 225 pounds per month. In larger communities with about 100 dogs, the waste can amount to roughly 75 pounds per day and over 2,250 pounds per month—equivalent to the weight of one elephant's worth of poop each month!
  • What is the best way to dispose of dog poop?
    The best way to dispose of dog poop is to scoop it into a proper bag and tie it securely at the top. Then, place the sealed bags in the garbage. However, since local laws and regulations can vary, it's important to check if this disposal method is permitted in your area. Always remember to pick up after your dog and dispose of their waste responsibly.
  • Is dog waste a good fertilizer?
    No, dog waste is not a good fertilizer. Unlike manure from herbivores like horses and cows, dog poop can harm soil and plants and pose health risks to both humans and animals if not removed promptly. Because dogs have a protein-based diet, their waste is not suitable for use in gardens or flower beds.
  • How much does my dog poop?
    The amount of poop your dog produces depends on its breed and size. On average, a dog poops 1 to 2 times a day, which can amount to about ¾ pound daily. This adds up to over 5 pounds a week and more than 274 pounds a year.
  • How do you find all of the poop?
    Our team follows a thorough and systematic process to ensure all dog poop is removed from your property. Our technicians walk in a grid-like pattern, carefully scanning the area to locate every dropping. After the initial sweep, they perform a second walkthrough to ensure nothing is missed. We are committed to providing a comprehensive and meticulous service, and our work is backed by a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.
  • Can you clean with our dogs in the yard?
    We typically ask that dogs remain indoors while we scoop to ensure their safety and prevent any potential issues, like them getting loose. However, we understand this might not always be possible. If this poses a challenge for you, please feel free to email us, and we’ll work out a solution!
  • How frequently will you scoop my yard?
    We offer flexible scheduling to fit your needs! Whether you require weekly, bi-weekly, or one-time services, we are here to help. We also provide special cleanings upon request.
  • Do you remove dog waste all year long?
    Your dog poops all year long, so we pick up all year long. Dookie Dogs' services are available in winter, spring, summer, and fall! There is no temperature too hot or too cold for our team.
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