Doggy Dooley digesters install in the ground to provide quick easy cleanup for any lawn. Works like a home septic system by using 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. Ideal for most soils except clay. Each digester model includes installation instructions and a six-month supply of Doggie Dooley Waste Terminator.

Features:

• Convenient & sanitary
• Odorless & insect free
• Rate of digestion depends upon temperature. Digestive action starts at 40 degrees Ferenheit and increases as the temperature rises.
• Harmless to pets, lawns, & shrubbery

Never deal with pet elimination again. With the new Doggie Dooley systems you won't have to. Simply place the elimination in the in-ground Doggie Dooley. Meanwhile inside the Doggie Dooley the fast acting chemicals break the waste down. You'll never have to take out smelly trash bags again. Doggie Dooley utilizes enzyme and bacteria action reducing dog waste to a ground absorbing liquid.

Models:

Doggie Dooley 2000 - Up to 2 pets : Heavy-duty, pail-shaped, molded plastic that won't fade, split, or discolor. Designed to set into the ground with only the lid exposed. Handy foot operated lid-opening lever. Built-in overflow device. Includes a plastic shovel. Recommended for 1 large or 2 small pets. Complete unit measures 15-1/2" deep x 13-1/2" diameter. Scoop included.

Doggie Dooley 3000 - Up to 3 pets : Galvanized steel pail-shaped digester is designed to digest waste for up to 3 pets. Installs into ground with a 1" overhang so that only the cover is exposed. Heavy-duty plastic cover has foot-operated lid opener. Built-in overflow device releases treated liquid into the ground. This model has a larger tube for faster drainage. Complete unit measures 15-1/2" deep x 13-1/2" diameter. Scoop included.

Doggie Dooley 3500 - Up to 2 pets : Slightly larger than Model 2000 and pyramid-shaped. Durable plastic parts are stronger and much easier to assemble, and will not corrode or rust. Unique open-bottom system has no need for separate overflow device. Provides safe disposal of pet waste and control of odors. Handy foot-operated lid has an above ground area of only an 8" square. 16" deep x 17-1/2" wide.

Doggie Dooley 3800 - Up to 4 pets : Larger than Model 3500 and pyramid-shaped. Durable plastic parts are stronger and much easier to assemble, and will not corrode or rust. Unique open-bottom system has no need for separate overflow device. Provides safe disposal of pet waste and control of odors. Includes handy foot-operated lid and comes with an expansion kit to increase capacity. 24-1/2" deep x 18-1/4" wide. Scoop included.

Choose the correct Doggie Dooley for your needs:

Models 2000 & 3000 - pail-style models require digging a hole 48" deep. Width of the hole is 14" in diameter for model 2000 & 15" in diameter for model 3000. These units have built-in overflow devices, which allow stool to digest within the unit and drain gradually through the overflow tubes. It is very important to add at least 1 quart to 1 gallon of water daily. If water is not added daily, the unit will start to dry out and will need to be started-up again with water & digester powder.

Models 3500 & 3800 - pyramid-style models require digging a 20" x 20" square hole. Depth is 14" for Model 3500 and 23" deep for Model 3800. Unlike the "holding tank" pail-style models, the pyramid-style Dooley's drain directly into the ground. Maintenance requires adding 5 gallons of water 2 times a week. Note: You can extend the capacity of the smaller 3500 unit by digging a 10" diameter by 12" deep hole in the center of the 20" x 20" x 14" hole. For multi-pet households, the 3800 has an expansion kit which extends the bottom of the unit and requires a deeper hole.

General Information:

These units do not work as effectively in soils with heavy clay content. To check for proper drainage, add 5 gallons of water after digging the hole. If the water drains completely in 48 hours, the unit should work properly.

The manufacturer recommends using Dooley Waste terminator (digester powder) with all units, especially if dogs are fed a highly digestible food such as Iams, Science Diet, or Eukanuba, or other premium foods.

Too much chlorine in your water can stop or slow digestive action. Leaving a pail of water in the sun will evaporate the chlorine. This could take from 1-2 hours, or up to an entire day if the chlorine level is very high.

Digestive action will start at 40 deg. F and increases as the temperature rises. When temperatures drop below 40 deg. you will want to discontinue use of the unit. When it warms up again, simply re-start the unit as in the beginning (adding water, stool, and digester powder).

Select a site for these units away from your house, tree roots, the path of you lawn mower, and an area of your yard where there is never standing water. Try to locate an area with minimum clay content and check for proper drainage first.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Which In-Ground Waste Disposal System is right for me?
A. There are many factors to consider when deciding on an In-Ground Waste Disposal System. The size and quantity of your dog(s) and the size hole that you want to dig are the main factors.

Q. What type of stool digester should I use with my Doggie Dooley System?
A. The Doggie Dooley System comes with the Dooley Waste Terminator which will work fine even if you feed your dog a highly digestible food such as Iams, Science Diet, Eukanuba or other premium food.

Q. What climate can I use a Doggie Dooley System in?
A. The digester in the Dooley Systems starts working at 40 deg. F and increases in effectiveness as the temperature increases. It will not work when the temperature is lower than 40 deg. F. If the temperature is below 40 deg. F, use hot water to activate the digester.

Q. What type of soil is best for a Doggie Dooley System?
A. The best soil is a soil that has good drainage with little to no clay and /or gravel.

Q. My soil has a lot of clay, can I dig the hole deeper than it needs to be and add gravel to it?
A. Digging a deeper hole and adding gravel will not help. Once the area with the gravel is full of digester and digested stool, then it will back up onto your yard.