Stainless Steel Pet Water Bottle, 24-Ounce, Puppy Paw Print Design

I had one of the smaller ones and it got left on an airplane so had to get another one. I have another type and dont like it as much, it seems like he slops more water. This one drips a little but that is to be expected. He had no problem learning how to drink from it. I put ice in it with the water and the stainless steel seems to keep the water pretty cold. I like the larger size, the other one was a little bit to small for my large dog.

Lightweight, colorful, functional, this water bottle is a great doggie gift or buy one for your own pet! The bottle opens in two ways: To fill it, unscrew the main top, which you can also pour water into and use as a cup for drinking. The smaller cap unscrews to reveal a "floating ball" that when your pet's tongue touch it, it will push inward and release water...just enough to carefully disperse enough water to quench thirst. Repeated tries release more water w/o it spilling. Great idea for walks, rides in the car or just keep handy near you on the couch, if your dog might want a quick drink. Really makes a great dog-owner gift! And there's a spring-type fastener like one you would use for keys at the top of the bottle, so you can hang it.

I like the size of this bottle which is one of the reasons I selected it. I bring my dogs on long walks so this is great. It is very easy to clean and use. The top cap once and awhile get misaligned so have to start over again before you seal it up. Check it before you put it into your bag or pocket. Water does leak out from around the metal ball as other people has mentioned. In a way this is a good thing well at least for my dogs. When I went to give them a drink and they saw the water dripping they immediately knew what to do to get the water. One thing to consider will your dog drink from it. Some dogs like drinking more from a bowl than a dripping bottle. One of my dogs is stubborn when he come home from a walk with his tongue hanging out he doesn't go toe the water bowl. So I have to call him over and put some water on my hand and drip it on mouth so he starts drinking then he drink the water. With that in mind is why I picked this bottle and he does drink from it. I let water drip into my hand to start then my stubborn one starts drinking from the bottle. He gets it now.

This is a great product. You just have to learn how to use it. I have a very picky doodle who would rather die of thirst than drink from a water bottle, but he will drink from this if you do it right. I hold the bottle over my cupped hand. He then drinks from my hand and controls the flow of water by licking the ball in the opening of the bottle at the same time he is drinking from my cupped hand. He just did it on his own, naturally. The only issue I have with the bottle is that the lid does not keep the water from leaking out. So you have to have the bottle upright at all times, particularly when carrying it around.

I have a 5 month old husky/german shepherd who LOVES to go for walks, but the Florida heat/humidity make it tough. I needed a way to carry water on our walks so we could stay out more than 20 - 30 mins. I love this bottle! Easy to fill, she can drink from it easily, and I keep it in the fridge so the water is cold. No worry of chemicals leaching from plastic, and it's cute! I throw it in my little knapsack and off we go! I also found the best prices on this brand of bottle, here on Amazon.

terribly designed. the water drips out as soon as it is placed upside down or at an angle. None of the dogs that i have tried it with (all different breeds) will drink from it as a consequence. the water drops on there nose, or face prior to drinking. freaks them out. total waste of money

This water bottle is of decent quality but is meant for outdoor use only (unless you don't mind water dripping on the floor.) As the dog drinks the water and pushes the roller ball back into the bottle, the water drips everywhere! As a result, its hard to have him drink in the car or at someone's home if he's thirsty. Additionally, you should anticipate a bit of a training period before your dog gets the hang of it...at least I had to "teach" my dog to drink from the bottle. The first few times he just sat there staring at it, it was actually quite funny!

Really cute and handy. I love this keeps my dogs from getting thirsty on our walk.