Standard Set
Pawler Pooper Scooper — Standard Rake & Tray Set
The daily driver — one lap, one tip, hang it up.
4.7 · 20,543 shopper reviews
$16.99
Stand tall. Scoop clean.
Pawler puts the dirty job on a long handle.
There's one job in dog ownership nobody brags about, and we build the tool that makes it painless. A 36-inch handle so your back stays out of it, a rake that works grass, dirt and gravel, and a rust-proof aluminum tray that carries the whole yard in one trip. Hang it on the wall, hose it off, done.
36"+handle — no bending, no kneeling
4.7★across 20,000+ shopper reviews
Rust-proofmetal & aluminum build
1 tripXL tray carries the whole yard
Three sets on the wall
XL Metal Set
Pawler Metal Pooper Scooper — XL Rake & Tray Set
The heavy hauler — big dog, big yard, one trip.
4.7 · 20,543 shopper reviews
$18.99
Rake & Spade Set
Pawler Pooper Scooper — Rake, Spade & XL Tray Set
The full toolkit — every surface on the property, covered.
4.7 · 20,543 shopper reviews
$29.99
We hate bending over as much as you do
Pawler exists because somebody had to fix the worst chore in dog ownership. Not with a flimsy plastic claw that folds on the second gravel patch — with a proper tool: aircraft-grade aluminum, a handle long enough to keep your spine vertical, tray walls that don't tip cargo on the walk to the bin, and a build you rinse with a hose and hang up wet. We make one thing, we make it heavy-duty, and twenty thousand yards later the reviews say it worked.
Know your ground
The rake's teeth are built to pull cleanly from soft and loose ground alike — here's the honest map:
GrassThe home field. Teeth comb the blades, tray catches everything the first time.
Dirt & bare patchesRake pulls without digging in — no scooping soil along for the ride.
Gravel & small rocksTeeth ride over stone where flat shovels jam and flip.
Leaves & garden debrisOff-season second job: the same rake-and-tray clears beds and walkways.
Three tools, one wall
Same doctrine in every box — long handle, rust-proof metal, one-trip tray. The differences, honestly laid out:
| Standard Set | XL Metal Set | Rake & Spade Set | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tray size | 6.5" × 6" | 9" × 9.5" | 9" × 9.5" |
| Tools in the box | Rake + tray | Rake + tray | Rake + spade + tray |
| Best for | Small yards, daily rounds | Big dogs, big yards | Multi-surface, multi-dog duty |
| Hard-surface spade | — | — | Included |
| Handle | 36" | 36"+ | 36"+ |
The whole chore, in four moves
- 1
Lift it off the wall
The handle hangs by the back door — no gloves, no bags, no ceremony.
- 2
Walk the yard once
The tray holds more than any bag, so the whole lawn is one lap, not five.
- 3
Tip it in the bin
Straight from tray to trash — your hands never enter the conversation.
- 4
Hose it, hang it
Rust-proof metal rinses clean in seconds and drips dry on the wall.
Word from the yards
We write these yard reports ourselves, in our customers' spirit — the star counts on every product page are the storefront's real ones.
GTGreg T.Two labs, quarter-acre yard
Fifteen years of grocery bags and regret, ended by one tool. The spade handles the patio, the rake owns the lawn, and my back has formally forgiven me.On the Rake & Spade set →
DRDana R.Senior shepherd, gravel run
Every plastic scooper I owned died on the gravel. The metal one just rides over the stones and picks clean. Two years outside in the weather — zero rust.On the XL Metal set →
SKSam K.One beagle, small city yard
The standard tray is exactly right for a small yard — one lap, one tip into the bin, and the hose does the rest. It hangs by the gate looking like it means business.On the Standard set →
PMPriya M.Three fosters, rotating cast
Foster house math: more dogs, more yard, zero patience. The XL tray means I go to the bin once. The push-pin assembly survived being taken apart for a house move, twice.On the Rake & Spade set →
WBWalt B.Bad knees, good dog
I bought this the week after knee surgery. Thirty-six inches of handle means the ground and I keep a professional distance now. Should have done it years ago.On the Standard set →
EVElena V.Doodle, autumn leaves everywhere
Secret feature: it's also the best leaf-and-debris grabber I own. The dog contributes, the maple contributes, one tool cleans up after both.On the XL Metal set →
Shop talk, short version
Yes — that's the metal build's whole argument. The rake's teeth ride over gravel and small rocks and pick between them, where flat plastic claws jam, flip or fold. Gravel runs are where our reviews get evangelical.
Thirty-six inches and up, depending on the set. Long enough that you scoop standing fully upright — no stretching, kneeling or bending. It's the single spec we refuse to shave.
Standard is 6.5 by 6 inches — a small yard's daily round in one pass. XL is 9 by 9.5 — big dogs, big yards, one trip to the bin. Both keep high walls so cargo stays aboard.
The moment your yard includes hard surface: patio slabs, concrete runs, decking. Teeth can't grip slab; the flat spade scrapes it clean. The three-piece set carries both edges.
The long-handle pooper scooper, done properly
A pooper scooper earns its keep on three measurements, and we obsess over all of them. Handle length first: our sets run 36 inches and up, which is the difference between scooping upright and folding yourself over every deposit in the yard — the reason bad backs and bad knees are our most loyal customers. Tray volume second: the standard 6.5-by-6-inch tray suits a small yard's daily round, while the 9-by-9.5-inch XL tray carries a big dog's whole weekend in one walk to the bin. Build material third: our rakes and trays are metal and aluminum, rust-proof by construction, which is why a Pawler lives outdoors on a hook year-round while plastic scoopers crack in the cold and flimsy stamped-metal ones fold on the first rock.
The rake-and-tray design is deliberate. Claw-style grabbers force you to aim, squeeze and hope; a rake pulls cleanly through grass, dirt, gravel and small rocks, and the high-walled tray keeps the cargo aboard while you finish the lap. For hard surfaces — patios, concrete dog runs, walkways — the rake-and-spade set adds a flat edge that scrapes where teeth can't grip. Assembly is push-pin, not twist-lock, so the handle doesn't slowly unscrew itself mid-chore, and cleanup is a garden hose and gravity. One tool on the wall, one lap of the yard, and the worst job in dog ownership stops being a job worth dreading.
Put the job on a long handle.
Every set ships from the partner storefront — pick your tray, hang it by the door, stand up straight.