Catch-N-Go! Best Poo Catcher Scooper. Catch Poo on Walks. Alum Telescopic Handle, Strap-on Roll Bag Pouch Dispenser & Convenient Wrist Strap. Dootie Bags, Super Quick & Clean. 5-Yr Warranty

Daughter uses for her dog and loves it!

Love it when you are in a wheelchair it's a little harder to pick up the dodo so my big boy just gos right in it no mess

If you are like me you hate picking up dog poop with a plastic bag over your hand! This is perfect tool for you. I had some poop catchers before, this one is designed a lot better and it is better quality. The others I had did not have a good system to hold the bags, and the telescoping handle would frequently break. This one has a really good system to hold the bags however it does not work as well with bags other than the proprietary bags. The stick is well made with decent materials. The best thing about this product over other poop sticks is you can actually scoop with this one if you don't catch it all. The biggest con about this product is the hoop or catcher proportion of the stick could be a little larger. Over all this is a really decent product the handle is made of aluminum and composition materials. It seems like it will last a long time. I am very happy with my purchase!

The media could not be loaded. Just for a reference, we have a 13.5-year-old golden retriever. He has had a couple of bouts of diarrhea and it has been extremely difficult to keep not only him clean but also outside. I do not know why I never thought of it until recently but catching the poop has several pros! If you think about it, when you allow your dog to poop and you pick it up there is still some remnants left behind no matter what. Also, if your dog has slightly soft poop it'll really smear on the grass or on the ground. And when you have diarrhea, oh my goodness it is difficult and can be disastrous! A couple of months ago he had chronic diarrhea and it was so hard to clean up. I thought to myself if I could just catch it before it hits the floor it'll be better. I searched online and found this on Amazon and it is amazing! Since he has a fluffy behind I use hair clips to clip his hair out of the way when he does his business. And then it was easy to just catch it in here instead of letting all the running mess in the grass and all over the place. It would be helpful also for you if you had a little bit of kitty litter in the bag if your dog has the runs. Anyways, clean up was a lot easier. Even after his bout of the runs we have been using it. The company also makes LED flashlights that attaches to the stick which made it even better! Obviously, we highly recommend! The bags that came with it was not our favorite however we found some other bags online that were slightly wider and longer and those are perfect! Be sure to practice with your dog if they are not used to anything getting near their behind when they are doing their business. Our dog is used to us being around him so it wasn't an issue.

It has a twist mechanism to lock it in place when it’s extended or retracted, but it stopped working tbe 2nd day of use. Otherwise it works as advertised for catch-&-go, but picking up poo from the ground is a challenge if the poo is anything but rock solid. Another improvement would be if they came in different sizes, such as for small, medium, large, & extra large dogs. The opening of the catch ring is a bit narrow for my Rottweiler who likes to walk as she poops. 😒 I used to stoop behind her & catch with a bag (always wearing gloves just in case), but this saves me from that awkward embarrassment. Sometimes her 💩 isn’t always solid, & those soft serve poos are VERY difficult to pick up once they hit the grass. This scooper can’t pick up the soft poo any better than I can manually.

This product did not work for me AT ALL. I have nine dogs of my own and also do dog walking and boarding. I am fortunate to be able to use one of my client's (enormous) back yards as a private dog park, and have anywhere from seven to 15 dogs to pick up after. I was so excited about this product that I purchased THREE so I could keep one at home, one at the park, and one at my mom's, whose yard is also sometimes used for play dates.The good points are that the pole extends far enough so there is not much bending required, and the bags are not difficult to get on or off. However, unless you have one small dog who is borderline constipated (meaning NO SOFT STOOLS), you do not want this product. The bag DOES get messy in the areas you have to touch to get it off the scoop. I first tried this on the concrete pad and all it did was smear it all over the place. Plus the concrete quickly rips the bag, meaning now you need to wash the poop off the scoop and try to keep your hands clean so you can re-bag. I then went to the grass. I spent all my time chasing down the poop rolling around the yard while I tried to "catch it". Fun. If the poop is the least bit soft, don't even bother. It would not pick up any of the fresh stuff, any of the old stuff, any of the mushy stuff, actually it only picked up one firm pile "as advertised". I agree with those that suggested a shovel or some type of "help" to scoop into the bag. In my opinion this is a very inferior design and definitely did not work for me.