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I have a SERIOUS PROBLEM with this device!!!!!!!!!

Here in Arizona, this fountain would scald/blister my dog's tongue every time he tried to get a drink, from June through September.

Bad idea!

That's a very good point.

Here in ND, if located on the North or East side of the house the heated water might not be as large an issue as you have. However, we would have an operational issue about 6 months of the year.

After the first time, I bet he would learn to wait a few seconds for the water to cool down.

My dog would let it run until a sticky mud puddle was made, then she'd roll around in it.

Woof?

You pretty much can't lose with a device that keeps your dog happy and healthy.

I thought that was the responsibility of the pet owner. Why have a pet if you don't want to put the time in to care for it.

Yes I know it's not that bad, but what's next, pet TV so you don't have to spend time with your pet?

<grumble> <grumble>

_{Jack - A pet owner}

We went out of town for a few days, and had to board our dog, Clyde.

One of the options offered by Bark Avenue, in addition to play time was to have a TV in your dog's kennel. (They only played Disney Channel so as not so excite the dogs)

To jack(4) "what's next, pet TV so you don't have to spend time with your pet?"
and
lyn(5) "...a TV in your dog's kennel. (They only played Disney Channel so as not so excite the dogs)"

I can't have been the ONLY person to have seen THIS on the news awhile back:

Dog_TV : http://dogtv.com/Page/whatisdogtv

It had to happen, I guess.