According to hmf.com this rose is not available in the US so you probably won't get many responses here. I suggest you try this post on the European Rose Form as Petit Papillon appears to be only sold in Europe.

I have two dogs and generally they eat within 3 feet of each other, sometimes sharing, sometimes not. Each has their own bowl and their own place...at least to start. After a little bit, they usually end up checking out each others bowl. The female came to us with mild food aggression, but we trained her to wait for her food for her food and stood between her and my other dog while they ate. Food is no issue now, except when the cat is eating...it is fun to make the dogs sit and see the yearning in their eyes while she takes her time. When she leaves the bowl it is a dash to see what gift she may have left. Here are my pups, Chewie and Savvy: and the cat (we call her Angel-Devil) p.s. as far as the feeding station on the island, I look at it (it's really pretty) and wonder how messy it would look after about a week in my house. My dogs are actually pretty neat eaters, but around the water bowl is messy--they drip alot!

Holà , Nadine! Ici dans ma fraîche Belgique, je viens de récolter tous mes cynorhodons -15 jours d'avance cette année-. Inutile d'attendre jusqu'en Décembre que les oiseaux les mangent... A propos des "déchets", des "chétifs", je ne partage pas non plus l'avis des "pros", qui, il est vrai, n'ont ni beaucoup de temps ni assez de place. Je ne jette jamais un semis, même noir de Marsonia, chétif, mal formé etc, avant quelques années. En effet, des fleurs diformes peuvent devenir superbes sur une plante de trois ans, mieux "musclée" pour les nourrir ; une sensibilité aux maladies est le plus souvent l'indice d'une préférence pour des conditions de culture particulières (mi-ombre, sol frais, ou le contraire). A l'hybrideur amateur de les découvrir! J'ai pour l'instant un semis issu d'une reconstitution -supposée- du croisement qui a donné "Géant des batailles". C'est un petit truc rikiki, 11 centimètres de haut, tout blanc d'oidium tout l'été (plus rien maintenant), des folioles de 0,5 Cm de long....et des fleurs minuscules, semi-doubles, noires, oui, vraiment noires avec des reflets bruns, et des étamines jaunes qui ressortent d'autant plus. Et du parfum! le désespoir du parfumeur, bien que pour l'instant je l'appelle "Dracula" (humour belge). N'importe quel pro flanquerait celà au compost dans la seconde ; pour ma part, je vais le bichonner ququ années avant toute décision, rien que pour cette couleur et ce parfum. Et ce temps me permettra de savoir où et comment le cultiver pour éviter l'oidium! Bien amicalement, Pete.

@KW PNW Z8 - I totally missed the photo until you pointed it out!! She looks like a little doll! Sam is a really good boy - I’ve had him since the day he was born. I used to have his mom (a tiny yorkie poo) and dad (small yorkie). My daughter’s raised one of his siblings - unfortunately, his little sister passed away a couple years ago - bad vet. Very sad. I’m okay with bathing them separately - I’ve already been doing that for the past year or so. It takes too long to bathe Ella! I can get Sam in and out of the bath in like 4 minutes so I just do him first now. Ella‘s ears are pretty funny - everyone says that she looks like a polar bear. She has the best disposition. I actually was a foster mom for her and her brother. I wasn’t planning on keeping her. My mom had passed away unexpectedly- and she was the only thing that could make me smile. She’s the happiest dog I’ve ever met.