Does this have a squeaker of any kind of hole that water could get into while washing?
1382258
Yes it does that is why we suggest that the toy be wiped down with a damp towel if washing
2032408
Is a pretty small opening. The water constantly bubbles though so he could probably get his paws wet by tapping on white part where the water comes out. It comes up through a small tube. Honestly, though, I'd stay away from this one. I had a hard time keeping it clean. This was the outside waterer and I had to really scrub it every week to get the slime and mold out. There are better ones out there. I have a blue and white one from doggit I use inside that's much easier to keep clean. The one advantage to the one pictured is its fairly heavy and hard to tip over.
1664110
Yes it has the inner ring that prevents leaking. (It will leak if the ring isn't pushed all the way down)
643477
Easy to clean. My wife puts it in the regular wash with our other dog bedding. Our dog is incontinent and did have an accident. The inner layer looks like a plastic type of material, but I'm torn on whether it is intended to be water proof. His urine did not get to the padded shell. Not sure how it would have been if we did not intervene right away though...
25400
No it has it's own liner. But a little trick is to put a sanitary napkin pad in it and then if pooch pees, you just throw that sanitary pad away and use the diaper again. If you don't put in an sanitary pad when pooch pees because it goes in the liner that is actually sewn in the diaper you need to wash it immediately. You can't just hand wash it because you won't get all the pee out and dog will get a rash - so always machine wash rather than hand wash. And...don't dry in the dryer but air dry instead. Repeated drying in the dryer will dimenish the absorbancy of the pad they have permanently in the liner. hope I'm explaining myself clearly for you. No it has it's own liner. But a little trick is to put a sanitary napkin pad in it and then if pooch pees, you just throw that sanitary pad away and use the diaper again. If you don't put in an sanitary pad when pooch pees because it goes in the liner that is actually sewn in the diaper you need to wash it immediately. You can't just hand wash it because you won't get all the pee out and dog will get a rash - so always machine wash rather than hand wash. And...don't dry in the dryer but air dry instead. Repeated drying in the dryer will dimenish the absorbancy of the pad they have... » Read More No it has it's own liner. But a little trick is to put a sanitary napkin pad in it and then if pooch pees, you just throw that sanitary pad away and use the diaper again. If you don't put in an sanitary pad when pooch pees because it goes in the liner that is actually sewn in the diaper you need to wash it immediately. You can't just hand wash it because you won't get all the pee out and dog will get a rash - so always machine wash rather than hand wash. And...don't dry in the dryer but air dry instead. Repeated drying in the dryer will dimenish the absorbancy of the pad they have permanently in the liner. hope I'm explaining myself clearly for you. « Show Less
198093
No it doesn't. And my dog who is obsessed with water does not like this pool:(. Glad I bought the cheaper one
408045
Yes! Just this past weekend I rounded up the stuffed dog toys and put them all through the washer and the dryer. The beloved Squeaky Duck, as its know around here, came through perfectly and still squeaks even though I washed hot and dried fully.
822712
No. It has a hole for the tail and will not catch poop. But I know a woman who can make you cloth diapers with Velcro. You just put a maxi pad in it and then dispose of them and the diaper would be washable. All she needs is the measurements of your dog and cost of materials. Those work very well. I have a few.
1613597
The liner itself will not let water pass through it, but it will not stop the water from going around it if your dog happens to have enough water on them to leave a puddle.
315403
It does have a water seperator. Probably not the best quality, but it does have one
494029
Yes, there is a removeable valve that is on the inside of the lid. It comes out easily for washing. They are also easy to find when they need to be replaced. These are some of the best sippy cups out there, they do not leak!
1518315
Not that I know off. Although clean up may be a little messy since you can't Immerse it in water......
1098875
Yes and I only know because I've forgot to take it off when I let my dog outside. Some poop gets on the diaper and some was inside it. Not fun. FYI--These diapers must be used with a pad of some kind inside as they are not waterproof.
856249
Yes it has a hole like a regular chuckit ball, but the material seems to be denser. Our shepherd and rottie haven't destroyed it in a year!
1646588
No the wet wubba doesn't squeak but I believe the regular original wubba does.
16582
No, it does not. Also, makes lot of running water noise and the paint chips off within weeks. Stay away! Spend more more money and get a brand name.
1396665
There are holes in bottom of the floor for water to get out. And there are grooves that are part of the fake flooring that channel water toward the holes. I haven't tested it yet though.