Now that the snow is pretty much melted “diggin it” in the back yard is a part of some dog’s daily regimen.

Some dogs bury bones, some “dig” under the fence and some dogs scratch like they are “digging” to get in the back door.

Personally I think my dog is “diggin it” laying in the back yard.  But he is always HATING the idea of lying in his own dog poop.  So why not let us do your poop scooping. We love it

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Jacob D’Aniello, co-founder and chief executive officer of DoodyCalls, can imagine only one scenario in which his business could fail. “If one day, everybody in the world woke up and decided they loved picking up dog poop,” he says grimly. “If it suddenly became everybody’s favorite recreational activity, that would be a terrible day for us.”

Luckily for D’Aniello and his company, which just celebrated its 13th anniversary, the world’s feelings about animal feces probably won’t be changing any time soon. People love their dogs almost as much as they hate the smelly gifts they leave behind. But for just $15 per week per dog, DoodyCalls will come to your home, apartment, community, or place of business and eliminate any evidence that a canine used it as a personal bathroom. “Our customers aren’t lazy,” D
D’Aniello stresses. “They’re just upwardly mobile.” He compares his service to pre-made spaghetti sauce. “You could make your own,” he says. “But you don’t.”

Link to full story - http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2012-04-10/odd-jobs-professional-dog-poop-remover