Jason Hosney

It’s a new year! Many humans use this time of year to set goals in the form of new year’s resolutions. Some have even gone so far to include their furry companions in the ritual. While our dogs may not be capable of setting their own goals (that we know of), a few recent survey […]

Barking is a natural behavior for dogs and serves as one of their primary means of communication. However, excessive barking can become a problem for dog owners, neighbors, and even the dog itself. This comprehensive guide will delve into the reasons behind excessive barking, whether dogs can get tired of barking, and effective strategies to

Most dogs love the snow. Maybe it’s the change in appearance of the landscape, the feel of a fluffy and cool new substance while rolling around, or could it be the scent or something new to dig in? Whatever it is – snow brings a new level of excitement most dogs simply can’t resist.  Depending

Dog Licking? 12 Reasons Why Dogs Lick All dog owners know dogs are lickers – have you ever wondered why? Our scoopologists at Scoopology Poop Removal see dogs all day long licking their owners, other dogs, or a variety of objects. We even occasionally see dogs lick their own poop (see our blog post on

How Often Should I Walk My Dog to Pee? Taking your dog out for regular potty breaks is a fundamental aspect of responsible pet ownership. Beyond the obvious need for your dog to relieve themselves, these outings are essential for maintaining their overall physical and mental well-being. However, the frequency with which your dog needs

Gilda Radner said, “I think dogs are the most amazing creatures, they give unconditional love. For me they are the role model for being alive.” In addition to love and companionship, our canine friends can do some pretty amazing feats. We come across many amazing dogs while on our routes. Perhaps there’s even a potential

Scoopology was honored to be featured in this article in the Nisqually Valley News! The story covers the expansion of our services to Yelm, Washington, with interviews from owners Kevin and Jason. Some of our favorite quotes and highlights include: “Many are just too busy to keep up and enjoy the peace of mind that

I Stepped In Dog Poop.. Now What? Our scoopologists at Scoopology Pet Waste Removal know a thing or two about dog waste.  One of the unfortunate and inevitable parts of the job is, on occasion, we step into a pile of poop.  If you’re a dog owner, I am sure you’ve had the privilege as

On occasion our scoopologists come across the doggie “runs.” Stinky brown puddles are not only difficult to clean but concerning when we see it week after week in some yards. Depending on the consistency of the waste, we often clean doggie squirts without leaving residue. In other cases, we do the best we can scooping