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About SASI Scoop

The Scoop and Sack It, also known as the S.A.S.I. Scoop, is a pooper scooper invented through the innovative mind of a 10-year old boy living in Broomfield, Colorado.  After using many different poop scoops on the market to clean up after his own dogs, Aaron decided to create one that really worked.  His version features a telescoping handle and utilizes ordinary grocery bags.

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How blind people Scoop Poop

  
  
  
  
  

The Pooper Scooper BlogSeeing eye dog poop clean  up    

I was recently ask how do blind people clean up

poop from their dogs. Seemed like an impossible job

for the owners to do, because they can't see it.

     After doing some research on the subject I found

out that I fell into the trap, like many other people, that blind

people would need some help.

     The blind may not be able to see, but they adapt by using

their other senses. They are trained along with their dog on how

to do this task, just like people that can see learns how to do a

job. The only difference is that the dog and his owner work

together as a team.

     The dogs are trained to go on command and go in a

designated area with the owner being present. The dog owners

puts their hand on the dogs back and simply follows the back

down the back leg and feels for the poop, with a plastic bag on

their hand.

     I would like to apologize for falling into the trap, that you

would need some help. I hope this article answers the

question, on how blind people work with their partners to pick up

dog poop.

     If you have any comments or more information on the subject

please leave a comment.

     Take a look at the The SASISCOOP and make your life easier.

photo by Rachael Pennington photostream

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