Has Dog Waste Gotten Out of Control in Your Neighborhood?

2009 July 8

A new dog leash makes it easy and convenient to clean up your community

There are few things quite as frustrating as cleaning off your shoes after an unfortunate step in dog poop.  Rascodog, a company based in Boston, MA, has created a new line of dog gear that prevents these frustrating moments from happening in the first place.  Featuring a trailblazing new leash with a bag roll compartment built-in to the handle and refillable biodegradable bags, Rascodog is helping to clean-up dog neighborhoods all over the country.

readyleash - dog leash with poop bags in handle
“Nobody likes picking up dog poop,” says Rascodog founder and president, Eric Sugalski, “but nobody likes stepping in it either. Cleaning up after our dogs and the environment around us is part of what it means to be a responsible dog owner.”

Rascodog’s ReadyLeash is the latest in dog walking products combining an ergonomic handle with an integrated bag roll compartment.  Just pop in a roll of Rascodog’s biodegradable Readybags, and they dispense from the handle like tissues.  Equipped with a 4-foot adjustable lead, the combination grip / bag dispenser and 45 biodegradable Readybags, the ReadyLeash retails for $19.99.

“The ReadyLeash has already saved thousands of shoes from being contaminated by unscooped dog poop,” says Sugalski.  “Our goal is to continue this trend and make it easy for people to take proper care of their dogs and their neighborhoods.”

Rascodog is a Boston-based company founded in 2007.  The company pledges to provide original and high-quality products that promote responsible dog ownership.

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  1. 2010 July 20
    Jim permalink

    In our neighborhood (Washington Heights neighborhood in Milwaukee, WI) most if not all of the dog walkers know each other. We all carry bags and clean up, the only frustrating thing is the few people who don’t have the consideration to pick up after their dog. We can’t fugure out who the mystery people are, they must walk, cowardly, at night when they can’t be seen. That’s our ongoing frustration.

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