Poo Squad picks up dog poop in Buhler, KS. Your local Poo Squad crew comes from Poo Squad Hutchinson, about 11 miles down the road, and the location is locally owned by Andrew Ehling. We scoop Buhler yards weekly, every other week, or one time, so you don't have to.
Buhler Backyards, Minus the Landmines
You know the drill. You step out back with your coffee and spot three fresh surprises before you reach the grill. Then one more by the gate. We know dog poop. Unfortunately.
Buhler is a small town with deep roots. Mennonite families who came from Russia in the 1880s settled much of it, and about 1,325 people lived here at the 2020 census. That's the kind of place where your neighbor notices your lawn. And you notice theirs.
Our pooper scooper service from Hutchinson, KS covers Buhler with the same care as every other town on our route. We walk your whole yard, check the corners and fence lines, and pick up every pile we find. You get your yard back. Your shoes stay clean.
Where Buhler Dogs Live and Play
Buhler packs a lot into a small footprint. The whole city covers well under a square mile. Older homes sit along the streets near Main Street and Avenue A. The city also points to a newer residential development with fresh home sites for families. Melody Lane, on W 4th Ave, adds manufactured homes to the mix. Wherever you live in town, the parks are close.
Wheatland Park
Wheatland Park, at 5th and Parkside Drive, is the big one. It has a walking and biking path, a pond, a gazebo, grills, a soccer field and a disc golf course. The Buhler Swimming Pool and the Buhler Wellness Center both sit inside the park at 525 Parkside Drive. So does the Wheatland Park Ballfield Complex, home field for Buhler High School baseball and softball. Its varsity baseball field has the only turf infield in Reno County.
That path makes a nice loop for a dog walk. Just remember the ballfields fill up during the season. Nobody wants to find your dog's contribution next to the bleachers.
Becker Park
Becker Park sits at the corner of Avenue A and Buhler Road. It's smaller and full of kids. You'll find a playground, a wheelchair accessible swing, picnic tables, restrooms and a shelter house with a fireplace that you can rent. It's a good spot for a short walk on a leash.
The city lists trash receptacles at both parks. So bring a bag, and you'll have somewhere to toss it.
Buhler's Dog Rules: What We Know and What to Ask
We'll be straight with you. We couldn't find Buhler's animal code online in a form we could quote. So we won't guess at section numbers or fine amounts. The city posts its newer ordinances on the City of Buhler website. City Hall is at 219 N Main St, and you can reach them at 620-543-2253 for the exact wording on leashes, dogs at large or pet waste.
Until then, the common sense version works fine. Keep your dog under control when it's off your property. Pick up after it in the parks and on your neighbors' grass. Don't let piles stack up at home until the smell drifts over the fence. Curious how towns usually handle this? Our guide to fines for not picking up dog poop walks through it.
What Poop Pickup Costs in Buhler
No mystery pricing. Here's what our pooper scooper service in Hutchinson, KS charges, Buhler included:
- Every other week: $21.70 a month for 1 dog, or $24.70 a month for 2 dogs.
- Weekly: $52 a month ($12 a visit) for 1 dog, or $60.67 a month ($14 a visit) for 2 dogs.
- One-time cleanup: $35 for 1 or 2 dogs.
Weekly suits most homes with a dog that spends a lot of time outside. Every other week fits a smaller dog or a yard that doesn't see much action. Not sure which one you need? Read how often you should pick up dog poop in your yard. Or see how these numbers stack up in our pooper scooper cost guide.
Late Winter in Buhler: The Big Reveal
Winter pulls a sneaky trick on Kansas yards. The cold keeps you inside, but the dog still goes out. Then the snow melts, and there it all is. Weeks of it. Maybe months. That's why late winter and early spring are the busiest time of year for us.
A one-time dog poop cleanup clears the backlog in a single visit. A regular plan keeps it from piling up again. And no, the spring rain won't take care of it for you. Here's what really happens to dog poop in the rain.
Sunflower Season and Summer Days Around Buhler
Each year, from about mid-August into mid-September, the Kansas Maze Sunflower Festival opens at Gaeddert Farms, 13209 E 82nd Ave. People come for the photos and the wide open fields. If you want to bring your dog, check with the farm first.
Summer in Buhler also means pool days at Wheatland Park, ball games at the complex next door, and evenings out on the disc golf course. That's a lot of time away from home. Coming back to a clean yard after a long day? That's the good part.
When back to school rolls around, schedules fill up fast. That's a great time to hand the scooping off for good and get your evenings back.
Let Your Local Crew Handle Buhler's Mess
Ready to stop playing hopscotch in your own backyard? Your local Poo Squad crew at Poo Squad Hutchinson would love to take your Buhler yard off your to-do list. Take a look at our residential pooper scooper service, or call us at (620) 322-0522. We handle the mess. You get the yard back.