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Omaha, Council Bluffs and surrounding area. Click the map for more detail.

Customer Feedback

"I am still amazed at how well this method works, and keeps working. People who have spent years doing the “goose yuck two step” are delighted to see Nebraska Goose Patrol arrive—they stop to watch them work and want to meet the dogs. They have clean walk ways, greens and sports fields."

"In the end, there is no way to clean up the goose droppings as cleanly and economically as simply not having the geese on your turf and walkways in the first place!"

"The true magic of working Border Collies is not that they come onto a property and scare the geese away forever and forever. The magic is that the consistent use of a goose trained Border Collie will continue to work. Chemicals wash off, Mylar balloons and streamers become a part of the scenery."

"Canada geese smugly get out of the way when we chase them or throw things at them. But the geese have no choice but to respond to what is truly a predator. A predator they know can catch them. The geese cannot get used to or learn to ignore a living breathing predator, that stares at them and approaches them. This is a predator that follows them into places that used to be safe. The instinct of survival is overpowering."

We can help

Are Canada Geese making your life miserable? Are they destroying your grass, leaving horrible amounts of droppings and feathers, chasing visitors and clients?

Nebraska Goose Patrol provides environmentally safe, humane Canada goose control with specially trained Border Collies, to the Omaha metro area.

With a call to Nebraska Goose Patrol, you can get answers to questions or arrange for a free no obligation demonstration of working Canada Goose Patrol dogs on your property.

402-250-8300

The Problem

Canada geese. It's not just a problem of too many geese, but a problem of geese in the wrong locations—on golf courses, business parks, in public parks, and on school sports fields.

Each adult goose produces 1 to 1 1/2 pounds of droppings per day. These droppings aren't just something we don't like to step in. Quantities of goose droppings are detrimental to the grass itself, and any bodies of water they are washed into, causing algi bloom.

Canada geese habituate to chemicals, pyrotechnics, fences, noise makers, plastic swans and streamers—and no longer deter so easily. Chemicals can be toxic to the environment or nontarget species and some are not biodegradable. and most need frequent re-aplications.

While grazing, an adult goose can destroy as much as five square feet of grass each day.

Most control methods for Canada geese are economically prohibitive to landowners, businesses, and homeowner associations, or are aesthetically unappealing. They also tend to just be temporary, since the geese soon habituate to them, and will no longer leave.

The Solution

The Nebraska Goose Patroll Border Collies provide environmentally safe, humane Canadadian Goose control with working Border Collies.

The single most effective method of Canada goose control on a specific property is through the use of specially trained Border Collies to herd or haze the geese away.

The use of goose-trained Border Collies to haze geese from a property is now legal eight months out of the year.

The use of specially goose-trained Border Collies to move geese from your property is humane, and Nebraska games and parks Department approved.

Nebraska Goose Patrol Border Collie dogs are quiet workers, goose friendly and environmentally safe. Their training continues year around.

Fortunately, nobody ever told the Canada geese how safe these dogs really are. A Border Collie’s body language looks like a hunter—we psych the geese into thinking there are dangerous predators on your property! They go away naturally.

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