Any bulldog owners test this out? I'm worried about her head size and whether she'll be able to reach all the food in the bowl.
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I don't have a bulldog but the bowl doesn't pop down too far and it is rather wide. It also does pop down two times so if her head doesn't reach all the way down you could just pop it down once :)
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I have a GSD and it is not ideal for her. She has to lean down a good bit to eat. She is a fairly tall dog though.
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I'm not sure. The apron around the feeder is not terribly wide. If you dog has long fur, I suspect that you will still have water on the floor.
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I have been wondering about that myself, as the family English Bulldog tore part of it off, attempting to get at the food! Have you tried contacting the manufacturer? I think that is what I will do!
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We bought the 3" for our 30lb adult corgi. Even that size is too big for her to get in her mouth (which she only tried until she figured out the point). It holds 1/2 her food, which allows us to add supplements to the other half of her food in the bowl.
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I have a 3.4lb yorkshire terrier and she hasn't been able to squeeze through. She's not overly adventurous though. If your little guy is pretty adventurous, then I would be worried about him trying to squish through, but in general I think it is fine for our tiny little ones.
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I would think so my dog that uses it is a bully pit she does just fine they use there tounge to grab the food.
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I think your pug would be able to drink. My English bulldog has no problem.
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I have the spiral one and I feel that it holds 2 cups perfectly. My idea of perfect is that with two cups the food only goes half way up the bowl (I want my pitbull to work for it a little bit! :) ). But I feel that you can probably do 3 cups just fine. If you are really conflicted, I can try adding 3 and let you know how it looks. Just let me know. Btw~ I use IAMS dry dog food to feed my dog.
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I ordered the purple bowl and my dog ( 60 lb. stray) was a gobbler in two minutes flat with a cup of dry food. Now he takes his time and eats a bit and goes back for more. I am more than pleased with the bowl, I don't know about the other styles. Hope this is helpful.
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I use mine for a purebred boxer, but he is not flat nosed. My other boxer, also purebred is quite flat nosed and has used the bowl before. I think a French Bulldog could probably use it. It has little rubber feet at the bottom which will help with grip to stay in place. If you have a place where the bowl won't slide around this would help your dog get the food from the bowl. There is also a metal bowl with a single large bump, this would be another option....it's what my other boxer uses all the time (the flatter nosed boxer). No matter which bowl you choose, your dog will master it in time and will eat from it with ease. I use mine for a purebred boxer, but he is not flat nosed. My other boxer, also purebred is quite flat nosed and has used the bowl before. I think a French Bulldog could probably use it. It has little rubber feet at the bottom which will help with grip to stay in place. If you have a place where the bowl won't slide around this would help your dog get the food from the bowl. There is also a metal bowl with a single large bump, this would be another option....it's what my other boxer uses all the time (the flatter nosed boxer). No matter which bowl you choose, your dog will master it in time... » Read More I use mine for a purebred boxer, but he is not flat nosed. My other boxer, also purebred is quite flat nosed and has used the bowl before. I think a French Bulldog could probably use it. It has little rubber feet at the bottom which will help with grip to stay in place. If you have a place where the bowl won't slide around this would help your dog get the food from the bowl. There is also a metal bowl with a single large bump, this would be another option....it's what my other boxer uses all the time (the flatter nosed boxer). No matter which bowl you choose, your dog will master it in time and will eat from it with ease. « Show Less
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I am noticing as she gets heavier it is starting to sag more even unopened. Have thought of reinforcing it with something. I don't think it would hold a 22# dog as it said it would. I think to extend it, it might help to close the extra zipper which gives it a little more room. Still happy with it and she loves it. She weighs about 10# now. Think it would work great for a tiny breed. She is a 4 mo. mini schnauzer.
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I liked mine, and so did my dog! :) He had surgery and the elevated dishes helped so much. But he is a chihuahua, but yeah it would proabably take a bigger dish.
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There is a rubber ring on the bottom of the bowl to prevent movement, as well you could place the bowl on top of a conventional bowl. Although, I am not certain of how stable it would be. If she doesn't typically push her bowl around when she eats...it should be ok. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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I don't have a camera to take a picture right now (phone's out of commission), but my 70 pound border collie mix has no problem with eating from the dish while it's sitting on top of his raised food/water feeder. And he's pretty thorough while trying to get all of the kibble out :)
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very good made like it a lot...but I have a yorkie it is a perfect size for him.He has room to move around I don't think your bulldog would.
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Yes, it would be way too small. Check out the Neater Feeder. They come in medium and large sizes - more suitable for your dog, I believe.