Two-compartment dog-walking accessory

Clean bags ready. Used bags tucked away.

Unused bags in the top. Tied used bags in the bottom. A divider keeps them separate.

The part of the walk nobody mentions

You did the right thing. Now where does the bag go?

Pickup done, bag tied, and the nearest trash can is four blocks away. You already have a leash in one hand and a phone in the other.

So the bag comes along for the rest of the walk, swinging from a finger, while you scan every corner for a bin.

It should have somewhere better to be.

How it works

Three steps, and your walk carries on.

  • Top. Unused bags, pulled out through the opening in the paw.
  • Divider. Keeps unused and used bags separate.
  • Bottom. Tied used bags, until you reach a trash can.

  1. 1 Grab

    Pull an unused bag from the top.

    The roll sits in the top section. Bags come out through the flexible opening in the paw.

  2. 2 Pick up and tie

    Pick up after your dog and tie the bag securely.

    Same as always. A good, firm knot is the important part.

  3. 3 Tuck away

    Place the tied bag in the bottom compartment.

    The divider keeps it apart from your unused bags. When you reach a suitable trash can, drop it in and you're done.

Reloading: twist off the blue top. Its white ring comes off with it.

Why it helps

Two compartments. That's the whole idea.

Clean and used stay apart

A divider sits between the top and the bottom. Your unused bags never share a space with the one you just tied.

A set place for tied bags

After pickup, a tied bag goes into the bottom compartment, so you're not left working out where to put it.

Fresh bags come along too

Unused bags ride in the top, so the next one is there when you need it.

Our first product

Two-compartment dog-walking accessory

A blue silicone top for unused bags, a green bottom for tied used bags, and a divider in between. Switch between the closed and open views to see how it fits together.

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Product details

The practical stuff.

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly.

Give used bags somewhere to go.

Unused bags in the top. Tied used bags in the bottom, until you reach a trash can.