Well, besides the displeasure and inconvenience of stepping in it, it's a health hazard. There are numerous types of bacteria, diseases, viruses and parasites that are carried in canine feces such as: Parvo virus, Whipworms, Hookworms, Giardia and Coccidian. The devastating effects of roundworms are usually blindness to children and can be transmitted adults also. Roundworms can develop with a couple of weeks and live from months to years on your property. This is why a weekly service visit is very beneficial to ensure protection against contamination and transition to humans.

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Experience, years of hard work, working in weather of all kinds. Knowing what kinds of diseases that are found in the animal waste and belonging to an association that follows a code of conduct.

Scoopers always followed a code of conduct but found the aPaws association sometime after Scoopers began. As an aPaws member you must agree to deal honestly and fairly with the public, avoid misrepresenting services offered, respect the confidence of every client served, and place service to clients and the animal waste industry above personal gain.

Knowledge of the diseases found in the waste is especially important as a pooper-scooper. When any irregularity is observed, the client is informed. Missing socks are also reported. Dogs like blue socks and blue underwear especially.