
dispozascoop01 |
The high-tech answer for concerned dog-lovers. This
design, provided by the City of Anchorage for its extensive trail system,
features a rectangular loop of sturdy wire holding the bag. Hold the
cardboard handle (note the knock-out handhole!) and scoop your pet's poop
into the bag. Then just press down, and the wire frame neatly telescopes
into the handle, sealing the bag at the same time. The design is patented,
of course. Thanks to Bruce Kelly. (2002) |


doggievalet01 |
Cleans it up quick as a wink!, this bag claims. It's certainly big
enough: 34 x 34.5 cm.
On the reverse are detailed instructions on how to install a bag on your
"unit" (whatever that is). Plus, a warning to keep the bag away from babies
and not to use in cribs, beds, carriages or play pens. Probably safer to
leave the dogshit in such places rather than clean it out with this bag. Thanks to Steve Silberberg. (2004) |


doggiewalkbags01 |
This little plastic packet "contains 5 bags", according to the
largest of the purple pawprints on the front.
"The Doggie Walk Bags Company is a family owned business", says
the reverse. "Our mission is to provide useful and economical products
that help keep communities cleaner."
"We have been working since 1988 to create the 'ideal' bag."
The research and development effort has paid off. Features of this
ideal bag are listed in other pawprints:
 | "Opaque material" (none of that
transparent polythene used by Doggie Walk's competitors) |
 | "Easy tie handles" (easy to keep the
dogshit inside) |
 | "Pleasant baby powder scent" (now you can walk
down the road sniffing the full bag). |
On the back are two more benefits:
 | "Bright blue color makes it visible to law
enforcement officers" (America's cops clearly keep a lookout for dog
owners carrying concealed bags) |
 | "Reasonably priced for daily use" (not like
those luxury bags that are so expensive you have to limit walking your
dog to once a week). |
The front of the package is festooned with fire hydrants - the best
place to show off your affordable, brightly coloured, easy-tie bags to the
law-enforcement community.
Thanks to David Shomper. (2005) |



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Attach this handy little container to your dog's leash, and you are
independent of lamp-post based dogshit bag containers.
Each Doggy Pickup drum contains a roll of 20 plastic bags in a range of
colours: black, black or black.
Pull out a bag, put it on your hand like a glove, retrieve the poop from
the ground, reverse the bag, and tie a knot in it to keep the contents as
fresh as the minute they were laid.
Attach the bag to your darling animal's lead, and get it to carry it
home!
Thanks to Valerie Davies and her dog. (2005)
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doggystoi01 |
A doggy bag from Germany. With pictures showing you exactly how to
dispose of do-do without dirtying your digits. There's a convenient hole at the
top too, so you can hang your full bag up while you wash the
pavement. (2001) |
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