Can all dogs used this - even Pugs? Just wondering if my dogs face will fit in to this enough to drink from it?
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Our dog is a Labradoodle. He has a big face, but he has no trouble drinking water from the Gulpy. It's agreat item and we use Gulpy every day. We have three of them. �
1779625
I think your pug would be able to drink. My English bulldog has no problem.
1779626
I don't own pugs but my dog doesn't have a very long nose and she drinks just fine from it. If its a matter of width you could hold it at any angle and it will still work.
1779627
I can't say for certain that this dispenser will work for a Pug, but I think it would be fine. I would estimate that the dispenser part that the dog drinks from is approximately 3 1/2 to 4 inches wide; the dog can access it from the end or either side. If you fill it with water, then the dog doesn't really need to put its face into the dispenser; it's more like the dog could simply get near it and lap the water up with its tongue. I hope I'm describing this clearly.
1779628
I think it's more of their tongue that is used, so a pug shouldn't have a problem. I tilt it down for my dog anyway.
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I have a 2 year old pug. He between 17lbs and 19lbs. This dog carrier was too short and too small for him. I think if your dog is small, it might work. I bought Masion & Trade's 28" wine red portable house crate carrier cage kennel. It's perfect for him. I would highly reccomend this product to anyone.
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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.
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I sincerely doubt it. I got it thinking it would keep my 18 pound Shih Tzu mix out, but he sticks his head underneath and knocks the top off to get the Goodies. Gross! If it had some sort of clips to keep the top on, it would probably do the trick, but your pugs probably have short legs and I think they could get in easily.
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I'm not sure if it would be a problem for pugs. He would need to use his tongue to help get the food. There may be another style that works better. My corgi does well with it, it was a lifesaver while he was on prednisone, but he is not short nosed.
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I'd say so, depending on how messy of a drinker you've got there. Just beware of the chunks of food that may get dropped on the plastic as well. Once they mix with the splashed water, it can get a little yucky. I have to scrub this thing fairly regularly, but it comes with the territory. It's a great set of bowls, especially for taller dogs.
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I think it's a matter of how often you want to fill it. The small size should work fine for your pug. I have the small for two dogs and a cat. The dogs are Yorkie and a Morkie which are about the size of a pug. I highly recommend this fountain. My cat was scared of it for about two days but quickly got used to the gurling noise. It's not loud, just spooks the animals at first.
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According to my Vet, yes. You can use the spray, collar & defusier together. Just make sure when you use the spray you let it dry before you expose your animal to it. According to Co., the alcohol has to evaporate. We have a pug who is very hyper and unfortunately these products didn't work. Hope this helps.
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Depends on his size. I bought it for my chihuahua. I have not used it yet, but I would think if the pug is a smaller one, you should be okay. Hope this helps.
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i have a 7 pound Yorkie and I use it for her bed. She is able to stand up and it is pretty roomy for her. I originally bought it for my 15 pound cat because it has the wheels on it. I think if you want to use it to transport your pug around and it is in the upright position then he would be ok. If you wanted to use it as a bed, it would depend on how tall he is since it is about 12 to 14 inches tall. I really like it.
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My pug is a male and he's about 16 or 17 lbs. He's had surgery and pees through an opening behind his penis (and dribbles now) and so we don't have to worry about it fitting over the penis - so it works for him. A small won't cover up the penis tho.
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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.
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Because of the depth, I think a Pug would need to be able to fit its muzzle into the opening, which to me seems like it would be a tight squeeze.
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Anna, unfortunately I'm not sure how it would work with flat-nosed dogs. I purchased it for a poodle and it worked absolutely fantastic! AND, it works great for cats too. I'm not sure how the fit would be for pugs. I'm so sorry I can't answer your question.
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This is a not a hard pacifier like a bone, it is made of a softer material that is enjoyable for puppies to chew on that are still teething and do not yet have there deciduous teeth. If you put treats in the toy your pug will also spend time enjoying licking them out, or chewing on the toy. I would get a smaller toy for a pug, the one I purchased was really big for my puppy, but he loves it, do not get me wrong, however, there is no way that he could suckle on it if he wanted to. I am not sure if the smallest size would fit that need either. I would check and see if they have a "toy" size for this binky, and that may fit your pug's needs better. I hope that helps answer your question. If not let me know :-) Jeannette
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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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I have a German Shepard with a long snout and a smaller version of this, because she only drinks smaller amounts of water at a time while hiking. The flexibility of the bowl allows for her to access the water fairly easy, as you can hold it for them and the material lets the water lay in the bowl in such a way that she wastes very little. I would say this size would be good if your dog will drink a lot and with a shorter nose there should be no issue regarding the accessibility to the water. You just may have to hold the bowl so all the water collects in a corner when it gets low. I really like it. Easy to carry; compact. I have a German Shepard with a long snout and a smaller version of this, because she only drinks smaller amounts of water at a time while hiking. The flexibility of the bowl allows for her to access the water fairly easy, as you can hold it for them and the material lets the water lay in the bowl in such a way that she wastes very little. I would say this size would be good if your dog will drink a lot and with a shorter nose there should be no issue regarding the accessibility to the water. You just may have to hold the bowl so all the water collects in a corner when it gets low. I really... » Read More I have a German Shepard with a long snout and a smaller version of this, because she only drinks smaller amounts of water at a time while hiking. The flexibility of the bowl allows for her to access the water fairly easy, as you can hold it for them and the material lets the water lay in the bowl in such a way that she wastes very little. I would say this size would be good if your dog will drink a lot and with a shorter nose there should be no issue regarding the accessibility to the water. You just may have to hold the bowl so all the water collects in a corner when it gets low. I really like it. Easy to carry; compact. « Show Less