Great invention for a dog...
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Andy M.
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Good for both dogs and young children!
plumies
Senior Cook
Oh wow, my Sydney would love it because she is a ball hound. Can't get enough of chasing balls.
Jeekinz
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Buck
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Maybe I can get Katie to buy one of those for me. I love simple, repetitive tasks.
expatgirl
Master Chef
What a fun looking toy for an active dog! Now if it would only launch DH's clothes across the room so that he would run and pick them up and put them in the basket himself!
jeninga75
Sous Chef
Lol, I saw "Dumpalink" and then pdswife saying "hope there's no windows around" - you don't even want to know what went through my mind!
Anyway, really neat. That dog really seemed to enjoy that. Unfortunatly it would probably terrify Aspen lol.
Anyway, really neat. That dog really seemed to enjoy that. Unfortunatly it would probably terrify Aspen lol.
In the Kitchen
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Are they available or did this person just do this specifically for his own dogs? This sure is great. Especially when you can tell the dog never tires and doesn't care how the ball got to the end of the hallway? Didn't miss the owner at all. Do you think you would have to supervise the dog when this is working so he wouldn't get his nose caught in the firing barrel. Seems the dog wanted to make it fit in there perfectly. What a smart little dog. Dogs are great. If you see them for sale let me know. This guy could market them for sure.
Are they available or did this person just do this specifically for his own dogs? This sure is great. Especially when you can tell the dog never tires and doesn't care how the ball got to the end of the hallway? Didn't miss the owner at all. Do you think you would have to supervise the dog when this is working so he wouldn't get his nose caught in the firing barrel. Seems the dog wanted to make it fit in there perfectly. What a smart little dog. Dogs are great. If you see them for sale let me know. This guy could market them for sure.
SixSix210
Senior Cook
That's awesome... *wonders if he could build one and rig it to hurl halloween candy at trick or treaters....*
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Constance
Master Chef
Maybe I can get Katie to buy one of those for me. I love simple, repetitive tasks.
I think Katie probably has better things for you to do.
I think Katie probably has better things for you to do.
You're right, Connie. Taking out the trash is a simple, repetitive task, isn't it?
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Constance
Master Chef
Washing the dishes is a good one, too.
SixSix210
Senior Cook
If I had one of those machines...taking out the trash and doing the dishes would be a breeze
DrThunder88
Senior Cook
Great invention for a dog? I'm surprised a dog could invent anything!
That is a hilarious contraption. The wiener dog makes it even more hilarious (as they often do). My weasel dog, however, does not chase balls anymore and is afraid of loud, electric motors. Oh well. It's still an effective doggiesitter!
That is a hilarious contraption. The wiener dog makes it even more hilarious (as they often do). My weasel dog, however, does not chase balls anymore and is afraid of loud, electric motors. Oh well. It's still an effective doggiesitter!
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