Pick the right rhythm
One or two dogs in a normal yard usually fit weekly service. Bigger packs, smaller spaces, and daily kid traffic benefit from twice weekly.
THE NO-BS YARD GUIDE
LESS MESS. MORE BACKYARD.
A few practical habits make the yard easier to use—even before the Nanny arrives. No lifestyle sermon required.
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FIELD NOTES / STLSIX FIELD NOTES
SMALL MOVES. CLEANER YARD.
Keep the gate boring
Working latches, clear access, and dogs safely inside make every service faster and safer.
Don’t let winter stack interest
Snow can hide the evidence. A post-thaw rescue followed by a regular route is the cleanest reset.
Clean before deodorizing
Odor treatment is a finishing move. Physical waste removal always comes first.
Prep for backyard people
Schedule the cleanup before parties, open houses, landscaping, or any day you plan to use the whole yard.
Watch the high-traffic zones
Fence lines, favorite corners, and the path from the door often need the closest inspection.
YOUR MOVE
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