A pet waste bag retainer and organizer system that allows for a roll of bags to be retained by a tail portion of the system, wherein the tail puts an internal pressure on the cavity or core of the roll bags. The system further including a retaining portion for the carrying of used pet waste bag, thus helping the user to not have to carry the used pet waste bag until it can be disposed of. The retaining portion includes an opening designed to allowed a knotted bag to pass therethrough and down a retention slot having retention protrusion extending into the retention slot that helps secure the pet waste bag while transporting.

An apparatus for collecting and temporarily storing animal waste such as dog droppings includes a portable storage container with a pivoting lid movable between an open position and a closed position to keep contents dry. The container is adapted to receive and secure thereto a removable liner bag for easy disposal of the waste. A handle attached to the container pivots the lid open and closed with one position exposing the interior space from above for ease of adding and removing liner bags. A removable waste scooper is suspended from an outer wall of the container. The user need only touch the handle and a scooper when depositing droppings into the bag. The lid extends over an upper mouth of the container to prevent water from rain or sprinklers from seeping into the inner space. Custom compostable liner bags may be provided with lobes that are captured within bag retainers on front and rear walls.

Scoops for picking up pet waste including a first arm pivotally connected to a second arm at a pivot end, wherein the first arm and the second arm define a collection region distal the pivot end, the second arm being configured to pivot relative to the first arm between an open position and a closed position, the collection region being configured to encompass the pet waste in the collection region when the second arm is in the open position. In certain examples, the scoop includes a coupler configured to facilitate forming a knot in the pet waste bag. In some examples, the scoop includes a container configured to store pet waste bags. In some examples, the scoop includes a latch configured to selectively restrict the second arm pivoting relative to the first arm.

A scooper assembly has a scoop container attached to the end of a hiking stick and a bag-retainer for retaining a roll of waste collection bags. The container is configured with a set of teeth that extend out from the bottom of the inlet opening and an outlet opening on the back of the container is configured for dumping feces from the container. The container is configured to retain a bag around the back outlet opening. The bag-retainer has a slot for pulling the end of the roll of bags therethrough, bag-teeth to aid in tearing a bag off from the roll, and a cleat and tray for holding a filled bag. A light-mount is configured to allow positioning of a light in any direction and a detachable rake may be alternately used to collect feces. A receptacle for personal articles and for pepper spray is provided.

An animal waste storage pouch; the animal waste storage pouch includes a pouch-body, a fastening-mechanism and at least one bag. The animal waste storage pouch attaches to a pet collar, leash, harness, etc. and therefore attaches the animal waste storage pouch to a pet. This enables the pet to carry and store bagged waste until a convenient location is reached to dispose of the bagged waste.

The present invention is a dog waste container for holding pet waste, bags, sanitary items and other dog walking needs. A thin nylon piece or material that is attached to the plastic device may be shaped like a fire hydrant. The nylon component forms a loop strap with a clasp that can be attached to a dog's harness, leash handle or be held by a user. The device has two separate compartments. The top compartment has a twist off top and drop down holding area for waste bags and the bottom compartment is the inside area of the device where the waste filled bag is paced and contained. An outer mesh pocket is available for keeping sanitary wipes, hand sanitizer, or any other items that need to be ready accessible.

A system for collecting and containing pet waste, including a carrying case having a first surface and a second surface, wherein the first surface is substantially opposed to the second surface. The carrying case having a first pocket and a second pocket, each of the first and second pockets having on opening and each of the openings are disposed on the first surface, where the first and second pocket extend between the first surface and the second surface such that at least a portion of the first pocket overlaps a portion of the second pocket, and a through hole that extends through the first and second surfaces and is configured to receive a pet harness. The system also includes a scooper retained in one of the first and second pockets of the carrying case and one bag retained in one of the first and second pockets.

A collection device for objects in the form of a handheld claw comprising receptacles into which a user can insert fingers to move the claw into an open or a closed position, a lever which locks the claw in a closed position once the claw closes around an object, and a holster for securing the device to a belt or other object. The claw is configured to accept a bag and to releasably secure the bag around the object.

A waste bag dispensing and storing assembly for use while walking a pet includes a shell that defines an interior space. The shell has a top that is open. The top is configured to insert a used pet waste bag into the interior space. A lid is hingedly coupled to the shell proximate to the top. The lid is configured to selectively couple to the shell to close the top. A hole is positioned in the lid. The hole is configured to position an end bag of a roll of bags that is positioned in the interior space so that the end bag protrudes from the shell. The end bag is configured to be grasped in digits of a hand of a user to extract the end bag concurrently with positioning of an adjacent bag in the hole.

A pet waste bag retainer for use with pet waste bags, which includes a receiving section and a retaining section, with an optional fastening receptacle. The receiving section is oriented with an opening for the insertion of a portion of a pet waste bag. The retaining section is oriented to removably retain therein one or more pet waste bags.