Pooper Scooper For Dogs & Cats – Dog Poop Scooper With Bag Attachment & 5 Pooper Scooper Bags – One-Handed Slide Scoop Dog Poop Picker Upper – Portable Dog Poop Scoop For Lawn Or Park

We have 3 dogs. All of them poop. We’ve used many kinds of scoopers, and I like this one best.Pros: Can be used one handed. Bags make it super easy to dump. Can use any plastic bag. If you aren’t picking up a lot, then the little poop bags work great and fit the bag end just fine.Cons: If you’re picking up a lot, the bag on the end throws it off balance. And your arm may get tired.You do have to make sure to raise the end enough that the poop falls all the way to the bag.Tips: Don’t raise the poop end too fast after scooping or the poop may fall on you. :) It can get a bit heavy if you pick up a lot in one go. If the poop is really stuck, you may need to use a rake or something with your other hand. We have turf, so some poop sticks if it’s baked in the sun for a few days. But I have a little rake and if I take just a minute to loosen any stuck poop first, then I can still do this one handed. I wouldn’t have to do that at all if we picked up daily, and I’m sure this is more of a turf thing.But like I said, this is the best scooper I’ve used. Way easier than a rake and bin. And so easy to dump in the trash.

First time ever that I've been this enthusiastic about a product. It's a dirty job, but somebody's gotta be on duty to do the doggie doody scooping. I had pounds to pick up because winter snow melted and the packages were exposed. I started using the regular "pooper scooper", and was disgusted. Pick it up, put it in a sack...uck uck. I decided to see what else there was to take care of the poopy piles...(alliteration/rhyme) is a must when discussing the Doody Digger. After reading mostly rave reviews I decided to just do it a order the doody digger. So, here's my scoop...on the poop. No instructions needed...the manufacturer must have thought, there was none. Using it takes a little finesse.Honestly, the Doody Digger Pooper Scooper works great! Easy to pick up piles, they slide down the tube when tilted upwards and you will hear a satisfying plop when it doody drops. When the bag is full remove the bag and drop doody in dumpster. The band fits securely around the top with a lip to hold it in place. It's awesome, I found myself smiling as I hunted down doggie doo. My dog followed me wondering, " what is my human doing?". However, Don't get in a hurry when tilting the tube, or you may have a flying doo aimed somewhere at yourself. Sometimes you have to chase the dewy poo. An product improvement to consider; one side with tines to dig under squirrely turd. Also, I misplaced the "doody bags" and substituted plastic grocery bags...that works. A improvement on the doody bags would be handles making them easy to tie. But, honestly none of those things I wish were improved make me less enthused about this product...I just dig the Doody Digger!

Never thought I'd be writing a review about a dog poop scooper, but here goes... This Thing Is AWESOME! It is tall/long enough that you don't have to bend over. It's light. My 4' tall, 7-year old can use it (and thinks its fun), and my 6'3" husband can use it (jury's still out on whether he thinks its fun.) It works really well! At first, I was concerned with the pointed shape of the scooper part but let me tell you it is perfect. The simple, construction of this thing is genius. Use it, clean it out with the hose, done. No moving parts, nothing to rust, nothing to break. I've bought and trashed at least 3 other pooper scooper tools. I'm confident this is the last one I'll ever have to buy. If you're on the fence about this thing, bite the bullet and buy it. It's worth the $ to keep from breaking your back with a flat-edged shovel!!!

First of all, I should mention that the item I received had clearly been opened, returned, and then resold to me. There was no original packaging. There was also no rubber band to hold the bag on. Okay, fine. So I wrangled some twist ties (not ideal, Strike One) and then went out to clean the yard. Scooping the poop was awkward and took many tries, since there's nothing to grab onto the poop with. And this thing is unwieldy and weird anyway. So, Strike Two.Strike three was when I got the (days old, good and hard) poop scooped, tipped the digger up as instructed, and the poop didn't slide through to the bag. I jiggled it, I tapped it, nothing. When I set it back down, the poop came rolling right back out the opening, having never made it to the bag because of whatever obstruction was in the center of the thing.Look, you can read my other reviews of other products - I LIKE things. I'm easy to please. That I'm so angry about this, I think, really shows just how truly terrible this digger thing is. I guess I'll have to suck it up and buy another $40 Poop Hound, since I already know that's a great product. I was just hoping to save some money by buying this. And now I have to waste money sending this poopy-and-dirty, defective digger thing back through the mail. I'm not happy.