Do you think a 75 lb dog will be able to drink from the tallest setting? Or still too short? Can another bottle be attached on the back?
1836006
I have three Shih tzu.the biggest 16 lbs.right now it's on the second to last setting.Im pretty sure the top last setting will be fine for bigger dogs.you can probably figure something out to mount another bottle on the back,if needed.additional bottles can be purchased at your local pet store,but they tend to drip.
1836007
I don't know about a 75 lb dog...I personally have a small Shih Tzu - the transition to the bottle was a breeze, and he actually prefers it now! As far as attaching another bottle to the back - you would have to modify it yourself in order to do that - it's not made to accommodate two bottles.
1836008
I believe that the dog will not have a reach problem. I have three each 20lb dogs that go through almost a large bottle a day. one issue that may be of concern is that the plexi-glass bends forward under the weight of the bottle. I am considering anchoring the stand to a stud behind the sheetrock. With a dog that large the stand would likely be moved around a lot.
1836009
I doubt it, the water spout is about 16 inches from the ground at the tallest setting. You can try putting the stand on a box or crate to raise it higher. You might be able to rig it to take another bottle, but without raising the stand, it will only get you about 4-6 inches more height.
2032409
The drinking area is about 3" square. The water is fairly shallow so it would most likely be difficult for your dog to play too much.
1779625
I think your pug would be able to drink. My English bulldog has no problem.
1388986
You could make it work, but one problem I see is you will constantly be refilling it for that size animal. If that is not a problem, then you would be ok. I don't know how much water your dog needs, but if you were to leave for a couple of days he might drink it dry, which is not good for him, nor for your pump which you can ruin by running it out of water. Hope this helps.
1062639
Personally I think it's too small for a big dog, maybe a chihuahua but nothing bigger than a cat. I have two cats who absolutely love it and it works wonderful, but you'd be filling it each time the dog drank from it as it is just too small for a big dog.
1998175
Not sure what "larger jug" you are referring to as this one is already quite large. It is basically a jug with a narrow opening that goes down in the base. So, if it will sit in the base, could work fine. We have 3 pets drinking out of this, and it last at least a week. Hope this helps.
480341
you might be able to but just - it was a lot smaller than it appeared and our dogs are way too big. For them its more like a drinking trough...Imagine an old-fashioned baby carriage, the part where you lay the baby down, and that is about how big it is
1954245
I don't believe so. It did not come with any instructions or anything like that but I have a mid size dog and at first I put one bottle of water on each side it it wasn't a lot of weight for his frame so now he totes four bottles (2 on each side )and he doesn't seem to mind the increase at all. I would say It depends on the breed and the energy level of your dog .
1373286
I doubt it, it depends more on height and length of dog, my havenesse puppy is 5 lbs now and we are going to add to length to the bar, I have it extended as high as it goes and he can almost sit down. We have friends that also remodeled their bar higher. I like that it can be used anywhere and is constructed good and sturdy
1977538
There are three shelves at the top. The top shelf isn't covered, so any height bottle can fit. The other two shelves are pretty short, most liquor bottles will not fit there.
864277
There are two pockets about 5 inches deep that can hold up to two basic water bottles (store-bought: Aquafina, Dasani, etc). They are located on either side of the criss-crossed straps, but are open w/out zippers. Unless you're angled on a very steep incline or are running, they should be relatively safe from falling out. I can't attest to the 75L, haven't really measured the volume of the items I pack into it.
1695234
As long as they both can reach the bowl it should be fine. My Dachshunds drink simultaneously now and then and when the level drops enough that the valve opens water flows fast enough that they can keep drinking.
1368532
Yes. My grey has no problem with its height. He's a big grey, 80 lbs. Silly dog likes his water up but prefers food on the floor...in a bowl.
32688
Yes, the small one will fit under the large one. But you'll need to pull it out in order for your smaller dog to eat (and drink).
1332719
hello, yes a water bottle can be secured to the soft crate. I was wondering that myself when I bought this. I actually really like the crate as well! hope this helps!
1091928
I love that water bottle and you will too. I have two African Ridge Backs and although they are not as large as your mastiff they are a sizable dog. The dog will smell the water and lick it and from there he will know where he can get water from. If you put it outside and I did, do not place in or near sun as the metal nozzle will be to hot for them to drink from.I have my bottle hanging from there dog run, I got it because I got tired of mess the water bowl caused. You will need to order the larger one as I found this a bit on the small size for a dog as large as mine, so I order two. If you ever had a hamster as a kid, It is basically a hamster watering system just on a much larger scale. I love that water bottle and you will too. I have two African Ridge Backs and although they are not as large as your mastiff they are a sizable dog. The dog will smell the water and lick it and from there he will know where he can get water from. If you put it outside and I did, do not place in or near sun as the metal nozzle will be to hot for them to drink from.I have my bottle hanging from there dog run, I got it because I got tired of mess the water bowl caused. You will need to order the larger one as I found this a bit on the small size for a dog as large as mine, so I order... » Read More I love that water bottle and you will too. I have two African Ridge Backs and although they are not as large as your mastiff they are a sizable dog. The dog will smell the water and lick it and from there he will know where he can get water from. If you put it outside and I did, do not place in or near sun as the metal nozzle will be to hot for them to drink from.I have my bottle hanging from there dog run, I got it because I got tired of mess the water bowl caused. You will need to order the larger one as I found this a bit on the small size for a dog as large as mine, so I order two. If you ever had a hamster as a kid, It is basically a hamster watering system just on a much larger scale. « Show Less
1127013
You can configure it in different ways. I have mine set up to 18"W X 11"D X 9.5"H. With it loaded, the top of a bottle makes it approximately 12"H. You have plenty of space.