Yeah.... till you have to get down on hands and knees to scrub that sink!!

Cute...but I'm imagining the mess/flooding if a child or even a smart pet turns the faucet on and walks away.

It's okay, they cut and bound a little piece of carpet to fit around it, it'll absorb the overflow. :) Think there's under cabinet, I mean countertop, lighting there?

Oh, I'm sure it could be a total disaster given the right circumstances. For a time in my life, like a decade, I had show dogs so I had usually had 5 terriers (terrors) in my home. They are smart and busy little dogs. All it would have taken was for one of them to go, "Hey look what you can do!" and that game would have been up. Water everywhere! LOL

That is wrought with peril! Cute, but no. Just no.

I will fill multiple bowls throughout the day, thank you ;-)

OMG I love it!!! With two dogs, I can appreciate it hahahaha

I see it has an overflow hole. But really, isn't it easier to clean the bio-film by putting a dish in the DW and putting out a fresh bowl, than getting down to scrub the doggie sink, and bending to empty and fill it every day?

Just, No.

Plus I'm sure I'd figure out a dozen ways to trip over it even in the corner like that.

That's what I was thinking, cpartist, or I could see myself passing by with something draggy that would catch on it and wreak havoc.

Cute...but I'm imagining the mess/flooding if a child or even a smart pet turns the faucet on and walks away.

Good point; however, if you choose the right faucet, you could have the spout near the floor and the control up at counter level.

I could actually see a low mounted commercial water fountain that has the push bar so the dog would have to learn to turn it on and then it turned off.

My dogs are not bright enough - they would die from dehydration.

Very cute, but as others have said, no thanks to the cleaning! Much easier to wash a water bowl than to scrub that sink.

Where did they faucet that tiny?

You all may laugh, but I've been trying to imagine something like this that could constantly drip for my cats!!! I live in an area where water is precious so would never waste the water, but if I knew of a way to have it drain outside and be reused for plants (without it being an absolute fortune), I would definitely do it. I currently have recirculating pet water fountains for the cats, but they make so much noise and constantly have to be readjusted so they don't rattle.

My cats would love it...I have one who will only drink out of the bathroom sink...he likes fresh "running" water. He directs me to the sink when he's thirsty...and by direct I mean trying to kill me by cutting me off at every corner. If I had an out of the way place to put something like that I would....I have a house full of four legged babies.

hehehehhe

I'm a head of that game.
I have a motion sensor faucet installed in my MBR for my cats. It's in the 2nd sink, along with a "real" faucet for me.

Weezel, Mine do the same thing. One will sit on any sink and MEROWWWW at me if I don't turn it on while I'm in there. The problem is that he'll also only drink from any of them if I'm in the room with him. Hence the motion sensor, since I've walked away and come back hours later to find the kitchen or something still dripping.

Building for the cats, I'm trying to figure out how to reconfigure my laundry room to save gray water, without killing the plants in the garden outside that room. I think bleach is bad for greenery. :) But I figure I only do laundry once in a while, and use my DW even less (monthly, maybe. I have a ton of dishes) so why not recycle the water!

I like that little sink idea. Perhaps a motion sensor down there would do the trick! It's awfully cute! :) I wonder if the mom can turn it off and on with her foot?

On my cabinet builder's website, I saw this photo of a dog dish stand - complete with granite to match the counters! But it looks like the bowls come out for easy cleaning.

Weezel, one of my cats also dashes down the hall and cuts me off, but she runs to the shower and not the sink. I let it drip for a few minutes until she can watch it go down the drain. Oh what fun she has!!!

CEFreeman, You might just be a genius!!! A Little sink on the floor with a motion sensor faucet, and place a little saucer at the bottom of the bowl. The water is only on when they are there, The little saucer of water if for the ones who ones who can't figure out how to turn it on or don't want to drink the stream of water,, and it will never overflow. Can you set the flow rate for a motion sensor faucet so it just drips and doesn't go full blast? I really want this!! It would be like having a fountain but with almost no noise and all I'd have to do is clean out the sink.