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Originally Posted by Andrew Sacco
I do something similar to Garry. But I straddle my setter from behind, put a bottle with a nozzle (like Portland spring water) into the pouch on the side of her mouth and while holding her head level gently squirt it in there until while she gulps. If I use a collapsible bowl it is a PIA to get level, it collapses, she steps on or I do and the water is gone. If I just let it drizzle out she looks at it like an idiot. I may try the hat thing Dean, I wonder how well my hat will hold water.
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Andy, due to the 4 tiny vent holes in the crown some water leaks but not an appreciable amount. And for an eager thirsty dog she’ll get easily 80% of the water you pour in.
Extra bonus on a hot day your head cools off a little when you put your wet hat back on.
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