Is this big enough / good for large dogs? I have 2 goldens, 1 is around 110lbs and the other one is a puppy who I am assuming will be at least 80-90lbs. I currently have the Drinkwell Big Dog fountain which is ok, but a nightmare to clean.
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I have one dog who is maybe 40 lbs and he drinks a lot of water. Always having to refill. So for 2 large dogs I would say no not big enough. But it is easy to clean.
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Wow you must have a large dog. My golden weighs 97 lbs. and it fits him . That is alright the collar measures 1 in. in width and as long as your longer collar is that width you should have no problem...
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I bought it for my 4 dachshunds and they love it. It takes a lot of water so I'd keep a tarp over it to keep dirt out because it sucks to clean (it's so big). I might fear his nails might cut the bottom because it's rubber. And he might splash water out if he jumps on hve sides because that's how you drain the pool. However, it's a great pool and you could get into with your dog! Just make sure you check it for damage right away. Amazon is usually really good but mine had a tear from the factory I believe. But no one else has complained so it seems it's not common
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We have 8 cats so I clean the fountain every 3-4 days and change the filter every other week. Besides drinking, they wash their feet and leave litter in the bottom of the bowl, which does not filter out. Lighter-weight particles seem to filter out okay. I hate to say it will work for you and you find out it doesn't. Maybe someone who has dogs can give you a more definitive answer.
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My large Golden approx. 80 pounds is fine....he is often joined by my Standard Poodle on the table....I do not encourage this, just the way they are...so for 2 minutes here and there it is holding an additional 58 pounds...seems stable in those moments
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I got this for my 15 year old golden & we love it. Now she gets to come with us on walks. I highly recommend it. I think it would work great for what your dog needs. Make sure you order the size you need. It wasn't easy to find the size when we ordered ours - it took some looking.
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I really want to know which one to buy, also. I have two 80 lb. Golden Retrievers (and a psycho cat that shows up occasionally LOL). Does anyone have advice on the differences between the two models, and/or which is better? I have an average sized house; 3 bedrooms & 2 baths. All rooms, except the kitchen and baths, are carpeted. And of course, I have the two large (and always shedding) Goldens!
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My golden needed restriction for surgery and he weighs 70#. I think I bought large which helped him to spread out. If u plan on using as a Dane gets bigger large would be better. Depends on weight too. If he weighs around 50, maybe could get by w medium.
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I bought a large for my 2 labs. It is a good size for them. However, I only use this toy for water retrieving.
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The bubbling water is pretty much the same as shown in the photo. This is the best fountain I have ever had. I have two large hairy golden retrievers that love to get dirty and this fountain stays clean! I highly recommend it!
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I have a siberian husky and both my sisters have small dogs. Jack loves his fountain and drinks from the top. When my sisters bring their dogs to my apt. they drink from the water fall on the side. Everyone is happy. I think your dogs will love it as much as ours do.
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Water does come in but my Lab and Bernese Mountain dog love it.......their large dogs the lab is 80+ lbs and the Berner pup is 73 at 5.5 months. this is my second season and it is holding up wonderful! I love this product and I am purchasing another one now as both dogs fight over it so they each need their own!
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Well.... it is fabulous for my 35 pound dog.... for the big guy.... 94 pounds..... you can do it but you get water all over.... it's ok for spot watching but for an all over bath.... it's a mess!!! :) I do LOVE the dog bath but better for a smaller dog! :)
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I have a pretty slobbery old pit mix who drools a LOT, especially after he stands in front of the fountain and lets the drool fall out of his mouth into the reservoir, and the water stays nice and clean and still flows perfect! You may need to clean it a little more often with two big drooly pups- I clean mine about once a month. I absolutely love mine and have had it over a year and a half. Just be careful with the little plastic pieces that you have to take off to clean- I have never had a problem but have heard they can break if you aren't somewhat careful. Hope this helps!
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This is a HUGE bottle! 1 will last for a long time. I have been using it for the past 2 months and I would way I have used less than 1/6th of the bottle. I have a 16LB dog and I use it every day.
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We have two of these Store N Feed double bowls - one for our 4-1/2 month old golden and one for our four year old golden - we keep the water bowl filled next to the food dishes - remove the food dishes when they are finished and leave the water. These are adjustable so you can raise them up to whatever height your dog is. They work great - much better than just putting the bowls on the floor.
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I have to be honest here...I've thought about buying another one just for the dog, but I think it would be a complete nightmare! It might hold enough water for both. But, thinking about my dog, I change her water regularly and even more in the summer or just needs changing because she's a dog! My newer puppy is about 60 pounds, but I've seen her with her doggie daycare buddies, and it's a mess. I can't imagine unhooking it, cleaning it, plugging it back in, etc., multiple times during the day. And, cleaning and changing the filter(and that could get expensive), I wouln't. Sorry, I hope that helps! Good luck! I have to be honest here...I've thought about buying another one just for the dog, but I think it would be a complete nightmare! It might hold enough water for both. But, thinking about my dog, I change her water regularly and even more in the summer or just needs changing because she's a dog! My newer puppy is about 60 pounds, but I've seen her with her doggie daycare buddies, and it's a mess. I can't imagine unhooking it, cleaning it, plugging it back in, etc., multiple times during the day. And, cleaning and changing the filter(and that could get expensive), I wouln't. Sorry, I hope that... » Read More I have to be honest here...I've thought about buying another one just for the dog, but I think it would be a complete nightmare! It might hold enough water for both. But, thinking about my dog, I change her water regularly and even more in the summer or just needs changing because she's a dog! My newer puppy is about 60 pounds, but I've seen her with her doggie daycare buddies, and it's a mess. I can't imagine unhooking it, cleaning it, plugging it back in, etc., multiple times during the day. And, cleaning and changing the filter(and that could get expensive), I wouln't. Sorry, I hope that helps! Good luck! « Show Less