Four Paws Wee-Wee Pooper Scooper Set

At first, I was in love with this scooper. It would easily glide under the steaming pile, pick it all up in one big swoop, and it would actually stay on the scooper until I could fling it over the fence (no, I did not throw it into the neighbor's yard, we have woods in the back). Well, I don't know how that worked so easily at first, but if you have grass with roots that climb like we have in Florida, forget this thing. It constantly gets caught on a stubborn root, and when it gets stuck all your little turds that were so neatly lined up on the rake, are back in the grass. Except now they're not in one pile, but flung all over the place so now you get to hunt for them. So you try again, one turd at a time but once again, the rake gets caught, and each time this happens, you fear that the poop will come flying your way right as the rake tears through whatever it holding it back. What's worse is that the rake will actually twist and bend in all kinds of funky shapes from always wrestling with it, and now you have a rake that has 3 prongs coming together to a point, all stuck together, and two bent the other way with a huge gap in between. Now you get to try and balance a turd on the narrow point of 3 prongs before it falls through the gap, which it always does anyway. So you stab the little monsters. Sometimes this works, usually you just split them in half and now you went from having one pile, to a pile in 5 different locations, to a pile in 10 different locations cause each turd just broke in half. If you're still an optimist like I am, you think you can fix this and you try to just bend them back, right? Well, you'll never get them aligned exactly the way they were before, AND you get to have the fun of scraping the poop off of each prong first. Long story short? Don't bother unless you have the kind of peach fuzz grass that puts nothing in the way of these eager poop prongs. Instead, you'll end up playing poop hockey like I do daily. You just use the prongs like a hockey stick and try to have fun by flinging them through, or over, the metal fence. At least it's good for that!