Kenneled dogs should have a carabiner, zip tie, or lock through the hole on the latch. I had outdoor kennels with my Alaskan Malamutes. I had one dog that could open almost anything. We had carabiners, nuts and bolts. It didn’t matter. It was just was a matter of time before she could undo it and get out. She was an escape artist. Luckily she wasn’t the aggressive type, she just hated being kenneled , even after exercise.
@@jessecrew5955 Great question, Jesse! You can always use your own garbage can, or you can work with a local company to rent one of their dumpsters. You could also use your local dump
Hiya Tony! Just got watch this Video of Yours. I loved the Q& A with Helpful Tips. OMG! So Sorry to hear You had Dog bite You.Im sure it was frightening experience at the Time. I have had that same experience but at Humane Society when I was volunteering.Its NO FUN at all !! Glad it wasn't too severe and You recovered. That's Why I have strict NO DOG IN YARD POLICY. I'm not risking Myself or Business to Injury. My Clients Thankfully Understand. But it can be difficult to be able to Pet Every Dog while Scooping. Im Huge Dog Lover☺️💓🐕 But It all come down to safety.Wishing You the Best Always.Bless Ya!
@@PoopScoopsForNoobs Hiya Tony.Hope You are having Fantastic Day? You're Welcome.Thankfully It wasn't for Client but from the Human Society where I volunteer.It was by a Huge German Shepherd and He was Dog Aggressive and He was trying to get at another Dog or Dogs but He decided to turn around attack My upper Thigh with Two Bites. Luckly I was wearing Jeans.But it did leave Me with Two deep Bruises and Scrapes that Left Scars. Sadly the Dog was put down due to being unadoptable.He was safety risk..But I don't let it Scare from Dogs.I still Love Them.Im just more cautious being around Them.☺️👍🐕That's why I stick to NO DOG IN YARD POLICY . You can never be too careful with Your Business or Yourself. Have a Blessed Day and Be Safe too.
@@PoopScoopsForNoobs Hiya and Good Evening.Thanks Tony. Definitely have to do that especially with all hard work We put into running our business. Plus I don't have a LLC only a DBA but My Insurance and Policy I have in place are helpful when dealing with unforseen attack by Dog.You can never be too careful around Dogs.☺️👍🐕Have a Great Night and Be Safe through out the Holidays with Weather too.
There are dog deterrent sprays that emit loud noises instead of pepper spray. I’ve seen them in videos and they seem pretty effective for most dogs. If you are serious about this, you need to really dive into the different breeds and understand what drives certain breeds to do certain things. I’m starting a new dog scoop business, but I was also a dog trainer for 15 years And I’ve had dogs my entire life. I’ve worked with hundreds of dogs, including most breeds so with all of that knowledge, I do think that sets me apart from someone who has no dog knowledge. My prices are probably going to be premium prices. I was also thinking with my dog training experience for clients who are struggling with dogs who jump up or pull on the leash that’s something that I might be able to offer. And some clients who are new puppy owners you could offer puppy proofing yards and houses. This may only really work if you have experience doing this and I personally have at least 10 years of working with puppies and puppy proofing homes so that’s something that I’ll probably offer.
Having previous dog experience will help a lot but it is NOT required to be a pooper scooper 😊 you just need proactive communication to ensure dogs are inside and then have safety protocols in case a dog is very aggressive.
I want to help my "SDF" friend who helps me pass out my flyers for my other business how do I legally pay him and help him he can scoop every morning at my apartment building and it would help me a lot. How much Is business insurance on average?
If you want to legally pay him, you will need some sort of LLC and file the correct paperwork. I'd recommend spending some money to speak with an accountant on what options are available for you 😊
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Such a great video and love the format
Thank you Erica!!! I wanted to do a new format now that I got a fancy camera to play with 🙏
Kenneled dogs should have a carabiner, zip tie, or lock through the hole on the latch. I had outdoor kennels with my Alaskan Malamutes. I had one dog that could open almost anything. We had carabiners, nuts and bolts. It didn’t matter. It was just was a matter of time before she could undo it and get out. She was an escape artist. Luckily she wasn’t the aggressive type, she just hated being kenneled , even after exercise.
There's a lot of things that should happen but most dog owners don't do that lol
Awesome video!
Thanks!
Thank you!! I’ve been watching all your videos and they are truly helping me starting my poop scoop business.
It's my pleasure, Jesse!!! Happy to help out! You got this!!
I do have one question. What do you do with your bags that are filled at the end of the day? Do you use your own garbage can?
@@jessecrew5955 Great question, Jesse! You can always use your own garbage can, or you can work with a local company to rent one of their dumpsters. You could also use your local dump
@@PoopScoopsForNoobs awesome thanks
@@jessecrew5955 It's my pleasure!!!
Hiya Tony! Just got watch this Video of Yours. I loved the Q& A with Helpful Tips. OMG! So Sorry to hear You had Dog bite You.Im sure it was frightening experience at the Time. I have had that same experience but at Humane Society when I was volunteering.Its NO FUN at all !! Glad it wasn't too severe and You recovered. That's Why I have strict NO DOG IN YARD POLICY. I'm not risking Myself or Business to Injury. My Clients Thankfully Understand. But it can be difficult to be able to Pet Every Dog while Scooping. Im Huge Dog Lover☺️💓🐕 But It all come down to safety.Wishing You the Best Always.Bless Ya!
Thank you Melissa!!! How did it go with your bite? Was it from a client?
@@PoopScoopsForNoobs Hiya Tony.Hope You are having Fantastic Day? You're Welcome.Thankfully It wasn't for Client but from the Human Society where I volunteer.It was by a Huge German Shepherd and He was Dog Aggressive and He was trying to get at another Dog or Dogs but He decided to turn around attack My upper Thigh with Two Bites. Luckly I was wearing Jeans.But it did leave Me with Two deep Bruises and Scrapes that Left Scars. Sadly the Dog was put down due to being unadoptable.He was safety risk..But I don't let it Scare from Dogs.I still Love Them.Im just more cautious being around Them.☺️👍🐕That's why I stick to NO DOG IN YARD POLICY . You can never be too careful with Your Business or Yourself. Have a Blessed Day and Be Safe too.
@@melissaross8568 Great suggestions Melissa!! You have to ALWAYS protect yourself :)
@@PoopScoopsForNoobs Hiya and Good Evening.Thanks Tony. Definitely have to do that especially with all hard work We put into running our business. Plus I don't have a LLC only a DBA but My Insurance and Policy I have in place are helpful when dealing with unforseen attack by Dog.You can never be too careful around Dogs.☺️👍🐕Have a Great Night and Be Safe through out the Holidays with Weather too.
My aspirations have been thwarted, this is definitely my calling 😍
It's an opportunity for whoever wants to scoop it 🙏💩
Good stuff. I'd like to start this coming 2025. How did you go about your apt complex setup? How do you bill? Whole apartment or per customer there?
There are dog deterrent sprays that emit loud noises instead of pepper spray. I’ve seen them in videos and they seem pretty effective for most dogs. If you are serious about this, you need to really dive into the different breeds and understand what drives certain breeds to do certain things. I’m starting a new dog scoop business, but I was also a dog trainer for 15 years And I’ve had dogs my entire life. I’ve worked with hundreds of dogs, including most breeds so with all of that knowledge, I do think that sets me apart from someone who has no dog knowledge. My prices are probably going to be premium prices. I was also thinking with my dog training experience for clients who are struggling with dogs who jump up or pull on the leash that’s something that I might be able to offer. And some clients who are new puppy owners you could offer puppy proofing yards and houses. This may only really work if you have experience doing this and I personally have at least 10 years of working with puppies and puppy proofing homes so that’s something that I’ll probably offer.
Having previous dog experience will help a lot but it is NOT required to be a pooper scooper 😊 you just need proactive communication to ensure dogs are inside and then have safety protocols in case a dog is very aggressive.
Being a back woods country boy, myself and friends tend to poop in our yards, is people poop scooping paid at same rates🤔
You do you, you can charge whatever you want 💩🤣
I want to help my "SDF" friend who helps me pass out my flyers for my other business how do I legally pay him and help him he can scoop every morning at my apartment building and it would help me a lot. How much Is business insurance on average?
If you want to legally pay him, you will need some sort of LLC and file the correct paperwork. I'd recommend spending some money to speak with an accountant on what options are available for you 😊
@@PoopScoopsForNoobs thank you!! I’ll check that out
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@@tinawhittaker2728 It's my pleasure, Tina!