1. Yuck factor. Let's face it, it's gross!

 

2. Surgery. You just had surgery and you're stuck on the couch recovering.

 

3. Disabled. You love the companionship of a dog or maybe you have a service dog, but you can't get around too well.

 

4. Bad back, legs or arms. Pickup up dog poop can be hard on the body, so if you have trouble stooping, lifting or moving your hands, picking up dog poop can be challenging.

 

5. Elderly. As we age, our bodies just don't work as well as they used to. Arthritis is one common reason for not being able to pick up dog poop.

 

6. Busy, busy, busy. These days everyone is very busy. With the time you have left in a day, you don't want to spend it picking up dog poop.

 

7. Several dogs. If you have several dogs, the poop piles up quickly and needs to be scooped more than once a week.

 

8. Convenience. Maybe you just want the convenience of not having to pick up dog poop!

 

9. Landscaper. You have a landscaper, but he doesn't pick it up. Instead, his mower spreads the disease-carrying poop all over your yard.

 

10. Cleaning crew. You have the inside of your house cleaned, so why not the outside?

 

11. Event. You're having a BBQ, wedding, party, etc. and you just need a good thorough cleaning of your yard before the event.

 

12. Best yard in town. Maybe you want to keep your yard completely clean, beautiful, green and free of dog poop, so you opt to have it cleaned frequently.

 

13. Gift. You want to give the gift of convenience to a friend or family member.  It goes well with a spa day :)

 

14. Puppy. During the early weeks of a puppy's life, it's best to keep the yard free of dog poop so the puppy doesn't get sick.

 

15. Pregnant. During pregnancy it's best to avoid disease-carrying dog poop.

 

What's your reason?