Pooper Scoopers for Commercial Dog Waste Cleanup

If you run a poop-scooping business, your tools go from yard to yard with you. I handcraft my scoopers in Fargo, North Dakota, and have been supplying dog-related businesses for years.

The Dozer is my heavy-duty option for professional dog waste removal and demanding cleanup. The Natural is a lighter alternative that some commercial businesses also use. Both pair a long hardwood handle with a metal rake-style head for lifting waste from grass.

The Dozer: My Heavy-Duty Commercial Scooper

The Dozer is the heavy-duty version of the Natural. Its welded construction, hardened steel tines, and thicker 7/8-inch hardwood handle make it my recommendation for commercial poop-scooping businesses looking for the sturdier of my two tools.

The tines are thicker and more rigid than the Natural’s. At approximately 1.5 pounds, the Dozer weighs about 8 ounces more, a difference worth considering when choosing a tool you’ll carry and use throughout your route.

The Dozer works in grass, wood chips, sand, and on pavement. It is also my preferred scooper for winter cleanup in cold conditions and light snow. Its 48-inch handle provides extended reach with less bending.

See the Dozer for current pricing, availability, and full specifications.

The Natural: A Lighter Option for Professional Cleanup

Some commercial poop-scooping businesses prefer the Natural’s lighter weight and nimble feel. At approximately 1 pound, it has a 3/4-inch hardwood handle and tines spaced about 3/8 inch apart.

The Natural isn’t just for small dogs. I use it to clean up after my own two Dobermans, weighing 75–100 pounds, and it also works well for small and medium dogs. Once you get the technique down, it is swift at lifting piles from the top of the lawn and gliding through grass.

It works in grass, wood chips, sand, and on pavement, but I do not recommend it for frozen terrain.

See the Natural for current pricing, availability, and full specifications.

Choosing Tools for Your Business

Choose the Dozer if you want heavier construction and thicker, more rigid tines for demanding cleanup. Consider the Natural if you prefer a lighter tool.

Neither scooper requires special waste bags attached to the head. Both have oil-treated hardwood handles and bare, uncoated metal heads that develop a natural patina. How you use and care for your scooper matters; heavier construction does not make a tool unbreakable.

Have Questions or Need Scoopers for Your Crew?

You can order available scoopers directly from the product pages. If you’re outfitting a crew, need more than the normal three-per-item order limit, or want help choosing between models, contact me before ordering. We can discuss what you need and what I have available.

I make these tools myself, and you can contact me directly.

Jay
Jibber Gear
jibbergear@hotmail.com