PoopyScoopy: Cleanup Without the Bend, Bags, or B.S.

PoopyScoopy is your bend-free, hands-free, weatherproof backyard buddy. With an adjustable-height handle and snap-on rake/scoop, it’s the only stand-alone pooper scooper built to live outside—and actually make cleanup feel way less gross.

So Simple, You’ll Wonder Why Others Aren’t…

Every dog makes a mess—but not every scooper makes sense. PoopyScoopy does. With its intuitive clip-on scoop and rake system, plus a design that stands on its own and stays ready outside, daily cleanup feels smooth and simple. It’s the kind of upgrade that makes you wonder why it wasn’t always done this way.

From Kids to Tall Dads—It Just Fits

PoopyScoopy’s modular handle clicks together in 8–10 inch (20–25 cm) segments, so whether you’re tall, short, or somewhere in between, you can find your perfect height—because no one likes bending, unless it’s for yoga.

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Lighter Than a Leash. Tougher Than a Chew Toy

At just 1 lb (0.45 kg), PoopyScoopy is so light it feels like waving around a broomstick. You could clean up after 24 dogs in a row and your arms still wouldn’t complain. But don’t let the weight fool you—it’s built tough enough to live outside, year after year, without cracking under pressure.

It’s Not Your Second Dog. Just Leave It Outside.

Most scooping tools need shelter like a scared little cat. Not this one. PoopyScoopy is made from rugged polypropylene and ABS plastic—aka the same stuff tough outdoor gear is made of. Rain? No problem. Snow? Bring it. Just leave it by the lawn and forget about it. It’s your leave-it-outside-and-never-think-about-it-again kind of tool.

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Most pooper scoopers look like something you’d hide behind the trash cans. PoopyScoopy? It’s all clean lines, matte black finish, and minimal shape—aka backyard eye candy.

Leave it out by the patio, and no one’s asking “what the heck is that?” It blends in like it was designed to be part of the landscape. Because, well… it was.