When installing the Doggie Dooley waste disposal system, select a site away from the house, tree roots, lawn mower path, and a location where there is never standing water. Try to locate an area low in clay content and check for proper drainage first.

Before you install your Doggie dooley waste disposal system, check if the area contains lots of clay because dog waste disposal units do not work as effectively in soils with heavy clay content. This can be done by digging a hole and testing it for proper drainage. Add 5 gallons of water after digging the hole and if the water drains completely in 48 hours, the dog waste disposal systems should work properly.

The Doggie Dooley Waste terminator (digester powder) can be used with the Doggie Dooley waste disposal system, especially if dogs are fed with premium foods such as Iams, Science Diet, or Eukanuba. The Doggie Dooley Waste terminator will help aid in breaking down your dog's waste faster.

The digestive action of the Doggie Dooley waste disposal system starts at 40° F and increases as the temperature rises. When temperatures drop below 40° you will want to stop using of the unit until it warms up again. When it is warm enough simply re-start the dog waste disposal unit by adding water, stool, and digester powder.

Doggy Dooley digesters install in the ground to provide quick easy cleanup for any lawn. These type of dog waste disposal systems work like a home septic system that use enzyme and bacteria action to turn pet waste into a ground absorbing liquid that does not harm the environment. Just drop in waste, and add water and digester, and wait for the digester to work. The dog waste disposal unit is ideal for most soils with clay being the exception.