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Behind every clean, welcoming park is thoughtful planning—and that includes where you place your pet waste stations and what kind of bags you use. Learn how smarter station placement and switching to bio-based bags can lead to cleaner parks, happier visitors, and greener operations.

It may seem like just a dog poop bag—but what your community chooses to stock in pet waste stations says a lot. Here’s why switching to 92% bio-based bags isn’t just a small upgrade—it’s a smarter, values-driven move that reflects real leadership.

What happens when you don’t pick up dog poop? It doesn’t just sit there—it seeps, spreads, and stinks up your whole community. From scorching summers to rainy days, discover how dog waste turns into full-blown pollution in this playful (but serious) rhyme.

Tired of dog poop cleanup draining your apartment maintenance team’s time? Discover how outsourcing pet waste management boosts curb appeal, reduces complaints, and frees up your crew to focus on what really matters—keeping residents happy and units move-in ready.

“Compostable” dog poop bags sound like a green solution—but not all are created equal. Discover why some states are banning the term and what it means for your cleanup routine.

Many pet owners think dog poop can act like fertilizer—but that’s a dangerous myth. Unlike cow or horse manure, dog waste can harm your lawn, spread disease, and damage the environment. From burning your grass due to excess nitrogen to contaminating water sources with harmful bacteria, dog waste is far from plant-friendly. Learn why it’s time to ditch the poop-as-fertilizer idea and what to do instead for a healthier yard and community.

Pet waste stations do more than just provide a place to toss dog waste. They help protect community health, foster good neighbor relations, and even support property values. Here’s why every community association should install them.

Dog waste isn’t just a nuisance—it’s a health hazard. From spreading harmful bacteria to contaminating water sources and attracting pests, uncollected dog poop poses serious risks to people, pets, and the planet. Learn why proper pet waste disposal is essential for cleaner, safer communities.

Picking up after your dog might seem small, but it plays a big role in protecting our water, soil, and public health. Learn how this simple act helps keep your neighborhood cleaner, safer, and more inviting for everyone.

Living in a community association with a dog? Learn practical tips for being a respectful, responsible pet owner—because good neighbors clean up, leash up, and speak up.

Looking for the best pet waste management service for your community? This guide covers everything—from dog poop pickup to sustainable disposal solutions.

Living in an HOA or community association? Here’s how to be a responsible dog owner—pick up after your pup, control barking, follow leash rules, and keep the peace with neighbors.

Keep your community clean and welcoming with a practical guide to managing dog waste. Learn how proper station placement, routine cleaning,

Strategic placement of pet waste stations can transform your community’s cleanliness. Learn where to install them for maximum impact.

Dog waste stations play a crucial role in maintaining clean and healthy communal spaces, but their effectiveness depends on responsible use.

Dog parks are becoming must-have amenities in many community associations, providing safe spaces for dogs to exercise, play, and socialize off-leash. These parks also create gathering spots for pet owners, fostering a sense of community and promoting responsible pet ownership. However, installing a dog park requires careful planning to ensure it benefits both residents and their furry friends. Here are the key factors to consider when creating a dog park in your community. 1.

Bio-based dog waste bags cut plastic pollution and lower carbon footprints. Here’s why they’re the better choice!

In an effort to combat the ongoing issue of pet waste in community associations, some neighborhoods have turned to dog DNA testing as a solution. By collecting and analyzing dog waste, community managers hope to identify the culprits and hold pet owners accountable for not picking up after their pets. While this approach may seem innovative and effective, it comes with a number of significant problems. Here are some of the key issues associated with using dog DNA to identify

The 17th Annual Vendor Fair was an absolute game-changer for us at CopsonDoody! From the moment we arrived, the energy was infectious, and we knew this event was going to be something special. The crowd was buzzing with excitement, booths were filled with passionate vendors, and everyone had one goal in mind—supporting Associa Cares and giving back to the community. We were beyond excited to connect with attendees and share our mission of responsible pet waste management, hi