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Dog Poop Scooping in Ennis, TX

Dog poop scooping for Ennis yards, in the railroad town known for its Polka Festival and bluebonnet trails. Family-owned, from our home base in DeSoto.

A customer's shepherd mix waiting in its backyard

Family owned & operated · DeSoto, TX

Your Ennis pooper scooper.Not a franchise.

Booty Scoopy is a husband-and-wife business up the road in DeSoto. Brandon and Christina started it in 2025, two blue heelers included, and when you call or text, you reach the owners. They're the ones in your Ennis yard.

Southeastern Ellis County, the polka and bluebonnet town at I-45 and US 287. Pick once a week, twice a week or four times a week, or start with a one-time cleanup, and see your price on the spot.

  • Family owned in DeSoto
  • No contracts, ever
  • Treats for your pups
Who we are

Brandon & Christina, Co-owners

Brandon standing beside the Booty Scoopy SUV, lettered We Scoop Dog Poop

New customers

$25 off your first month.

Start any recurring plan in Ennis and your first month is $25 off. We also give discounts to veterans, teachers, first responders and seniors.

Brandon and Christina's two blue heelers balancing poop-shaped Booty Scoopy treats on their noses
The family heelers under the If it smells like Booty, you need a Scoopy billboard

Why choose Booty Scoopy

Why Ennis picks Booty Scoopy.

  • Family owned and operated in DeSoto
  • No contracts, ever
  • Weekend service available
  • Tools sanitized between every yard
  • Waste double-bagged and sealed
  • Your gate double-checked
  • Pickles treats for your pups
  • Discounts for veterans, teachers, first responders and seniors

Your Ennis pooper scooper

Dog poop scooping in Ennis.

Ennis sits in southeastern Ellis County, fourteen miles southeast of Waxahachie, where I-45 crosses highways 34, 75 and 287, about 25 minutes south of downtown Dallas. It's one of the towns on Booty Scoopy's service list. We're a family business from DeSoto, owned and run by Brandon and Christina, so when you call or text (469) 383-8899, you reach the people who do the scooping.

Every visit covers the whole yard, every pile. We double-bag the waste, knot it and sanitize the bags before they go in your trash can, sanitize our tools, boots and buckets between yards, and double-check your gate on the way out, so you don't need to be home. Pick once a week, twice a week or four times a week, or start with a one-time cleanup. There's no contract, weekend service is available, and new customers get $25 off the first month.

Ennis allows up to four dogs per home without a permit, and a full house fills a yard fast. That's when a weekly or twice-a-week scoop makes the biggest difference. If the patio or dog run still smells after we scoop, our enzyme deodorizer breaks down the odor, and we scoop artificial turf too.

Out and about

Where Ennis dogs play.

Parks, trails and dog areas in and around town, with the dog rules from their own pages.

  • Lions Park

    1200 Lampasas Street

    An 18.5-acre park with a half-mile paved walking path around a big pond, plus the Ennis Library's Story Walk. A good loop for a leashed dog.

  • Kachina Prairie Park

    1816 W. Baldridge Street

    A 35-acre nature trail beside Lake Clark Park, on a rare stretch of undisturbed Blackland Prairie. The city says you can spot bison from the trail.

  • Veterans Memorial Park

    2301 Ennis Parkway

    Nineteen acres with soccer fields and a paved quarter-mile walking path through a bluebonnet prairie.

  • Bluebonnet Park

    201 S. US 287

    A 47-acre park and athletic complex with a large fishing pond and a three-quarter-mile walking trail beside it.

Good neighbors

Ennis's dog rules.

  • Pick it up immediately

    Sec. 4-26, added in November 2023, makes it unlawful to let your dog poop on public property or on private property that isn't yours. Cleaning it up immediately is a defense, so in practice the rule means picking up right away. If the dog was running loose when it happened, the code treats that as evidence the owner allowed it.

  • Fines

    Sec. 4-26 sets no fine of its own, so the city's general penalty applies: up to $500 for most violations and up to $2,000 for violations of public health and sanitation rules, with each day counted as a separate offense (Sec. 1-14).

  • Leashes in city parks

    In Ennis parks, pets must stay on a leash no longer than 6 feet at all times, and pet waste must be picked up and disposed of properly.

  • No running at large

    Off your property, a dog must be on a leash, chain or other restraint strong enough to control it (Sec. 4-1 and 4-3). A tethered dog must not be able to reach within five feet of a street, alley, sidewalk or public right-of-way unless the area is fenced, and an unleashed dog on school grounds is a public nuisance (Sec. 4-21).

  • Four dogs per home, and yearly rabies shots

    No more than four dogs per residence, not counting puppies under four months, unless you hold a $10 multiple pet permit from the health department, issued after an inspection and renewed every October 1 (Sec. 4-12). Dogs and cats three months and older need a rabies vaccination every year from a licensed veterinarian, and you must show the certificate when asked (Sec. 4-57 and 4-58).

Why it matters here

Water has been part of the Ennis story since the railroad days: the railroad made the town its northern division headquarters only on the condition that Ennis supply its water, and the city built its first lake for that in 1891. On the west side, 156-acre Lake Clark has a park with a fishing pier, a land jetty and a boat launch. Less than a mile south of the city limits lies Bardwell Lake, formed in 1965 by damming Waxahachie Creek, which flows down from Midlothian and Waxahachie and on into Chambers Creek in Navarro County. Scooping the yard keeps what the dogs leave behind from washing toward that water when it rains.

Booty Scoopy on Google Maps

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Home base: DeSoto, TX. Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)

We also serve, in Ellis County: Red Oak, Ovilla, Oak Leaf, Midlothian, Waxahachie.

A little local history

Ennis, then and now.

  1. 1871

    The Houston and Texas Central Railway reaches the area. The community that grows up along it is named for an early railroad official, Col. Cornelius Ennis.

  2. 1872

    Capt. W. G. Veale picks the townsite in May, and Theo Kosse lays out the streets in August. The Ennis post office opens the same year, with J. M. Dickson as postmaster and railroad agent.

  3. 1873

    Ennis incorporates in November. At its first election, in April 1874, Charles Pannil becomes the first mayor.

  4. 1891

    The Houston and Texas Central makes Ennis its northern division headquarters, on the condition that the town supply water for the railroad. The city builds the first of three lakes for it in 1891, then more in 1895 and 1940.

  5. 1930s

    The Bluebonnet Trails begin, drawing visitors every spring when the fields bloom.

  6. 1965

    Lake Bardwell is completed for flood control, water storage and recreation, after Waxahachie Creek is impounded on November 20.

  7. 1967

    The Ennis Polka Festival is founded to celebrate the town's Czech heritage.

  8. 1968

    Ennis Municipal Airport is completed.

  9. 1986

    The Texas Motorplex opens as a racetrack for professional and amateur races.

Local pet care

Pet businesses in Ennis.

Vets, groomers, shops and shelters in town. We just handle the other end.

Around town

Things to do in Ennis.

  • Ennis Polka Festival

    Every May since 1967, thousands of visitors come to celebrate the town's Czech heritage.

  • Bluebonnet Trails

    A spring tradition since the 1930s, held in late April and early May when the bluebonnets are in bloom.

  • Rails, Bales, and Bluebonnet Trails walking tour

    A free audio tour of historic downtown Ennis that plays on your phone. It starts at the Ennis Welcome Center, 201 NW Main Street.

  • Texas Motorplex

    The racetrack founded here in 1986 for professional and amateur races. Visit Ennis also points to Big O Speedway and the Galaxy Drive-in.

  • Lake Clark Park

    A shoreline park on 156-acre Lake Clark with a playground, picnic gazebos, a fishing pier, a land jetty and a boat launch. Catfish, largemouth bass and crappie are in the lake.

Google reviews

What our customers around Ennis say.

5.0 · 74 Google reviews(opens Google in a new tab)
  • “Communication” × 19
  • “Professional” × 18
  • “Friendly” × 12
  • “Treats” × 9
  • Breianna L.

    “⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great experience with Booty Scoopy! They did an amazing job cleaning up the yard and made the whole process super easy. I also loved the little extra touch, they left a cute bag for my dogs with little poop-shaped treats 😂💩🐶. That was such a fun surprise! Great service, attention to detail, and I’ll definitely continue using them. Highly recommend!”

  • Thanks for the love, neighbors!

  • L. R.

    “Excellent experience! Brandon was professional and down-to-earth. This company checks all the boxes: great pricing, fantastic communication, and they even loved on my grand-puppy! Highly recommend them for their stellar customer service.”

  • Karla G.

    “Really pleased to support this family-owned business who also supports their community! Timely service and friendly. Exactly the weekly support we need to take care of our dogs and lawn.”

    Dee J.

    “Great job every time they came out”

  • Jessicca T.

    “I used Booty Scoopy for the first time this Sunday, and plan on using them for a long time. Very affordable, friendly, and great customer service/communication.. even left some treats for my baby!! The smell.. IS GONE.. barely any flies! I know I was told it may take a couple of treatments to see a difference, but I was able to leave my back door open and not get attacked this morning. I absolutely recommend Booty Scoopy! Thank you… all hero’s don’t wear capes! 🤣❤️”

  • Daniel A.

    “Great service! And they’re very communicative! Will continue using them!”

    Joe M.

    “Great communication, was able to be accommodating, followed instructions regarding scope of work well, and work was done thoroughly and well!”

  • Katherine B.

    “They've done amazing🙏We struggle to keep up with the yard and it quickly becomes an issue with three dogs... We were able to clean up *some* every few months which obviously doesn't cut it. They got FIVE bags out of the yard on the first service. Absolutely incredible. Kind, professional and understanding. We're beyond grateful. Dogs loved the treats, too!!”

  • Amanda L.

    “Fast. Friendly. On time. Very communicative. I messaged them for a one time service with sanitation and Brandon showed up with 24 hours. Highly recommend!”

    Rachel B.

    “Fantastic job after first visit!”

  • Catelyn G.

    “BOOTY SCOOPY, was amazing! Brandon was all around awesome. Down to his customer service and was highly informative. Very punctual and efficient. Brandon was very helpful! Overall, my experience was a 10/10 ! 🫶🏼 I will be working with BOOTY SCOOPY weekly! Thanks again BOOTY SCOOPY!”

  • EYEAM B.

    “Very wonderful experience. Very timely and professional. Highly recommended”

    Melissa C.

    “Best Customer Service. From one small business to another this means everything. A special Thank You for the gift left for a dog. Definitely will recommend to everyone.”

  • Brandi P.

    “Highly recommend Booty Scoopy! We have 4 dogs and with the summer heat coming I knew I was going to have a problem with the smell. As well as not having the time to pick up gayer them myself. The process was super easy to start. Quote and sign up online was the best. Customer service and communication was also 💯. I have already referred them to others!”

  • Sydney C.

    “They had a busy week, even though they couldn’t make it on Friday he updated every day until he could get out here! Quick visit too! Will 1000% be using him regularly!”

    Susan G.

    “Great experience! This is the service I will keep!!”

  • Lanesha T.

    “Brandon did an excellent job and was very sweet, professional, and great with my dogs! they absolutely loved him! I also forgot to include the front yard on my initial request, and he came back the very next day without hesitation to take care of it. I really appreciate his professionalism and willingness to go above and beyond. I would highly recommend him for pet waste cleanup services!”

  • Brandi W.

    “Booty Scoopy did an awesome job!! My yard looked amazing!!”

    Seannitta H.

    “Great service, communication and prices. Highly recommend to those who’s looking for a company that take pride in their work/services and also making their costumers happy !”

  • Danielle D.

    “Booty Scoopy has changed my life for the better! Working two jobs I was stressed out weekly trying to get the yard cleaned in time for lawn services. Now my yard is cleaned twice a week and ready for every mowing. 😊 As an added benefit, I also have additional time to spend playing in the yard with my two Boxers.”

  • michaela K.

    “SO GLAD I MADE THE DECISION TO USE THEIR BUSINESS!! Awesome prices, amazing work and very friendly! Sends you a text when they are on the way and leaves the yard spotless! You won’t regret it!”

    Betty I.

    “Brandon, thank you so much for the service provided. You did a superb job. I am so happy. Thank you for following up. Highly recommend this service, very professional and friendly. Thank you again.”

  • Carrie B.

    “I was looking for help cleaning our yard so my daughter could play and so that we could have no fear of her getting into somehting she shouldn't. I was incredibly pleased with the service provided. Customer service is phenomenal and our yard looks amazing! I'll always recommend them to anyone needing a little extra help in the yard maintenace department!”

  • Keisha W.

    “I am so amazed at how clean they left my backyard. I am so thankful to have chosen this company for my services. I plan to be a customer for a very long time! Thanks so much for your service!”

    Kesha C.

    “Booty Scoopy is a lifesaver. They’re reliable, thorough, and my yard has never been cleaner. If you have dogs and want your weekends back, this service is absolutely worth it”

  • Lanz

    “So happy to of found booty scoopy. A local and family owned business. Great service and communication! The extra plus are the dog treats. My pups absolutely loved them! I look forward to continuing doing business with booty scoopy.”

  • Lindsay A.

    “Brandon did a wonderful job for our first service last week. Very happy I found this company and looking forward to working together.”

    Bill M.

    “Booty Scoopy doesnan excellent job and take special care and making sure the gates are closed and there are no other issues that they see!”

  • Diane W.

    “Brandon came out and removed waste from my 3 dogs. Everything about this company was 5 star! He responded to my initial inquiry quickly. He arrived for the job on time and did a great job. Waste was double bagged and deodorized. Brandon was very courteous and professional. He even left a goody bag with treats for my crew! I’m a senior citizen and not able to clean up behind my pups like I used to, so I’ve signed up for regular service at a very reasonable price. I highly recommend Booty Scoopy for your pet waste removal.”

  • Bonita K.

    “Great service local family owned business. Clean and even got my fur baby a welcome bag of treats. I highly recommend”

    Lafamilia

    “Great and quick service! We meet Brandon and he was very nice, he got the job done. 10/10 will recommend this service”

  • Glenette

    “Our tech was so amazing and so good with my Remi. He was very thorough and made sure my dog did not get out of the gate. He played with my dog and tossed a toy around with her and even left her some treats! I definitely would recommend this service to any and everyone they are also very thorough and precise in their communications. Great company all around!”

  • Kelly M.

    “Brandon was so nice meeting him for the first time and left our yard looking amazing! My pups sure were happy!”

    PalomaV G.

    “He did a great job. I called them last week they showed up right away. Will be suscribing to their service weekly”

  • Ryan R.

    “Brandon is very nice and very professional.He returned every phone call to help me set up service. Not to mention his services for Booty Scoopy was great. He was out super punctually and took care of business like a pro! The pups will love their fresh yard. Booty Scoopy is highly recommended!!!!!!! Thank y'all!!!”

  • Beverly D.

    “Booty scooper service did a amazing job very efficient I would recommend to my friends Thanks Brandon”

    Craig L.

    “Brandon did a great job highly recommended to everybody it's a local business help support them!! 🙂”

  • Blanca R.

    “So glad I found this company. Their work is excellent, they had great communication and they accommodated with my needs. 100% recommend to anyone looking for this service. Definitely will be recommending to family and friends. I will continue to book with them. On top of everything I did receive a welcome bag that included treats for my dogs, which they very much enjoyed. Safe to say the whole family loved they’re work and our yard is great to play in without accidentally stepping in funny business.”

  • Fast T.

    “Thank you Brandon for servicing my yard and showing Meech some love . You done a wonderful job”

    Patric G.

    “Easy to communicate with, prompt, reasonably priced and did a great job. Definitely recommend.”

Frequently asked

Ennis questions, answered.

How much does dog poop scooping cost in Ennis, TX?

For most Ennis yards with one dog on a weekly plan, it comes to under $25 a scoop, billed monthly. Your exact price depends on how many dogs you have, how often we come and your ZIP code, and our quote shows it on the spot. New customers get $25 off their first month, and we give discounts to veterans, teachers, first responders and seniors.

Is there a pooper scooper near me in Ennis?

Yes. Booty Scoopy is a family-owned pooper scooper up the road in DeSoto, and we scoop yards in Ennis's ZIP code 75119. Put your ZIP code in the quote form and we'll confirm your street.

How often should I have my Ennis yard scooped?

Once a week suits most Ennis yards: nothing piles up in the Texas heat, and the yard stays ready for kids, guests and the lawn mower. Homes with several dogs do best twice a week, and big packs four times a week.

Do I need to be home when you scoop my Ennis yard?

No. Just leave the gate unlocked. We walk the whole yard, double-bag and knot the waste, put it in your trash can and double-check that the gate is latched before we leave.

Can I get a one-time yard cleanup in Ennis?

Yes. A one-time cleanup gets a yard that's gotten away from you back to clean, before a party, a move or a new puppy, or after a long weekend of trips to Lions Park. Pick "One-time cleanup" in the quote to see the price.

Do you scoop artificial turf in Ennis?

Yes. We scoop turf, pads and gravel dog areas and apply our enzyme deodorizer, which also works on lawns and patios that still smell after a scoop. We don't steam clean or deep wash turf.

Is there a contract for poop scooping in Ennis?

No. There are no long-term contracts with Booty Scoopy: start, pause or cancel anytime, with no cancellation fees.

Who will be scooping my yard in Ennis?

Brandon and Christina, the owners. Booty Scoopy is a husband-and-wife business up the road in DeSoto, not a franchise, so the people you call or text are the people in your yard.

What is Ennis's dog poop rule?

Sec. 4-26 makes it unlawful to let your dog poop on public property or on private property that isn't yours, unless you clean it up immediately. The general penalty runs up to $500, or up to $2,000 for public health and sanitation violations.

How many dogs can I keep in Ennis?

Up to four per residence, not counting puppies under four months. More takes a $10 multiple pet permit from the health department, issued after an inspection and renewed every October 1.

Where can I walk my dog in Ennis?

Lions Park's half-mile path around the pond, the Kachina Prairie trail, Veterans Memorial Park and the trail at Bluebonnet Park are all good walks. Keep your dog on a leash no longer than 6 feet and pick up after it.

What shots does my dog need in Ennis?

Dogs and cats three months and older need a rabies vaccination every year from a licensed veterinarian, and you must show the certificate if animal control or the police ask.

Still have questions? A real person answers.

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