The Story

Every yard needs a Sheriff.

Out here on the Farmington frontier, there's a menace loose in the backyards — and one lawdog sworn to stop him. This is their story. It's also, technically, our business model.

Sheriff Wyatt
The Hero

Sheriff Wyatt

The finest lawdog in Davis County. Rides with a scooper on his hip and a fresh bag in his pouch — one per yard, always, that's the code. Named for the greatest lawman of the Old West.

"On my badge and on my bone: no one steps in anything. Not on my watch."

Never misses a client yard. Ever. That's not marketing — that's the oath.

Billy the Turd
The Outlaw

Billy the Turd

The most wanted mess-maker in the territory. Gleeful, slippery, always one lawn ahead of the law. Leaves his calling card wherever dogs roam — and tips his hat when the Sheriff scoops him up.

"This ain't over, Sheriff. It'll NEVER be over."

Fun fact: Billy narrates his own legend. Read it in the storybook.

The Code of the Yard

How the frontier works.

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Protected territory

Every client yard is under the Sheriff's protection. Billy can't touch it — the founding counter on our homepage is literally the count of protected yards.

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The lawless frontier

Yards without a Sheriff? That's Billy country. He rides free out there. We don't judge. We just offer protection.

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The gate pic

Every story ends the same way: gate latched, yard clean, photo sent. Proof the Sheriff rode through.

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The hat tip

Billy always escapes to squish another day. Which, honestly, is good for business — his, and ours.

A stranger's ridin' into the territory soon... keep your eyes on the sky. 🪶

Sheriff Wyatt and Billy the Turd poolside
Spotted in the wild

Sightings from the frontier.

Sheriff Wyatt and Billy the Turd at sundown
Yard signs of the frontier

The propaganda war is real.

He strikes at dawn. We clean up by noon.
The outlaw himself

Billy the Turd.

Billy the Turd, wanted outlaw

Armed with nothing but audacity. Wanted in three counties. Squishes at dawn.

Caught brown-handed.
The Posse

The Neighborhood Watch

Every good Sheriff has deputies. These fine ranch hands keep an eye on their own spreads.

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