Not for a kitchen, but we have a booster bath in a workshop. Above the sink, we installed a shower head pipe, so we can switch between sink faucet and shower head. When we bath the dogs, we screw a coil-type garden hose onto it, and use a trigger garden sprayer.

Does that all make sense?

If you installed a hand-held shower and a diverter valve you would have what you want.

I was also going to suggest a hand-held shower and valve. I wish my dog could/would fit into a sink for bathing. Something like this: Delta Hand Shower. This one is a little more expensive, but seems to include more components (including the control and maybe the diverter): Delta Roman Tub Handheld Shower. I think it's fantastic to be able to build in a dog washing station that works for you.

I would never put my dog in one of those Japanese dog washing stations you linked. She would be incredibly traumatized. When I bathe my dog, I'm right there encouraging her, scrubbing/massaging her, usually giving her treats, and keeping water/soap out of her eyes and mouth. She would be just as upset as that husky in the video to be put in an enclosed space, only to be hosed down from every direction. No thank you.

This post was edited by pricklypearcactus on Tue, Sep 10, 13 at 17:11

Both of the Delta shower heads look good, but I need a faucet too, plus I need a really long hose.

The faucets I found have two holes too. I only want one. Plus this is a wall mount.

Here is a link and a picture of what I would like. It seems like the commercial sprayer could be put with a regular faucet or an add on faucet, but what do I know about plumbing? LOL

I couldn't believe a dog washing machine. The last video shows a cat inside it. It's a wonder it didn't have a heart attack. Poor thing. I wouldn't put my dogs in there either.

Here is a link that might be useful: faucet with sprayer

First of all I couldn't watch after the first video and I only watched part of that coming back to it at the end. I noticed the girl had a tough time getting the door open. I think they look dangerous.

Have you talked to your plumber? I would think they would know what was available. My plumber has seen everything or can come up with options. Wolverine Brass is a faucet company with an excellent reputation and they sell commercial as well as residential faucets. Not high style but check out their commercial line on their web site. Only a licensed plumber can access their products. Made in USA too.

Here is a link that might be useful: Wolverine Brass catalog web page

Have you looked into the Rinse Ace 3 way pet faucet sprayer. Looks like you could use a regular faucet, change out the aerator and attach the hose when needed. There is a video for the product in the link below

Here is a link that might be useful: Pet washing sprayer

I should say that I actually have the Rinse Ace 3 faucet sprayer that badgergal linked. I have an old shower without a handheld shower (that is due for a remodel in the near future). My dog has developed a skin condition in her old age requiring regular (ideally weekly) bathing (and she's a 100lb dog). I attached it to the bathroom faucet and the hose reaches across the toilet and into the shower with plenty of length. There is an adapter that goes onto the faucet that you leave on and then you just clip in the sprayer.

How much length do you need exactly? If I was working in a sink (even a large one), I wouldn't want the hose to go too far or I'd likely end up soaking the room. My KWC pull out faucet has quite a long hose. I use it to fill up camping water jugs and buckets on the floor from time to time. And I'm pretty sure I have it restricted.

Enduring, thanks. I am downloading it now.

Badgergal, I have used one before, but I am wanting something more permanent.

Pricklypear, I have big dogs too with tons of hair. We have a dog washing tub for them, but I need a 9' hose to reach from laundry sink into the garage where we will fill it up. We have carried buckets since we moved here and I am tired of carrying them. LOL When finished we will open the valve and drain through a garden hose. Our dogs get their muddiest in the winter. Some days they are covered in muddy icicles when I get home. I have to bring them inside to melt the ice and the floor gets tracked up. With the washing tub in the garage, which can be heated, we can clean them up there. Sounds like a great plan to me anyway. LOL. But I need a 9' hose.

Well the download is complete and it won't open. I will try again later.

I found a 104" sprayer hose and a 144" sprayer hose. I think either hose would work. The 12' one may be too long.

Can anyone tell me what else I need to put with the sprayer hose? Can it go with any faucet? Thanks, peke