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Thirteen Pounds, and the Can Never Stops Pouring
Two things are happening. A watering can has been left tipped over the edge of a barrel and is still pouring. A puppy is sitting next to it, watching. That is the entire scene, and it is the kind of piece people either want immediately or do not want at all.
If you do want it, the things that matter are the painting and the weight. The puppy is painted rather than left as bare cast resin, with worked fur and a face that has some character in it, which is the difference between charming and cheap on a figure this size. And at thirteen and three quarter pounds it is the lightest fountain in the range, so you can move it around the garden with one hand.
Twenty two inches means it sits low. Beside a path, at the front of a border, on a porch step, somewhere people come within a few feet of it, because a painted puppy at thirty feet is just a yellow shape.
What You Get With This Puppy Fountain
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Thirteen and three quarter pounds.
The lightest fountain we carry. One hand moves it, and putting it away for winter takes about a minute.
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The puppy is painted, not bare resin.
Worked fur and a face with some character in it, which is what separates a figure like this from the flat cast versions.
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A scene rather than a shape.
A tipped watering can and a dog watching it. It gives people something to notice rather than a silhouette to glance at.
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Warm light inside the barrel.
After dark the barrel glows and the puppy and the can read as dark shapes above it, which is more atmospheric than lighting the figure itself.
Low and close, where people pass within a few feet. Beside a path, at the front of a border, on a porch step, near a door. A painted figure needs to be seen up close to earn its keep. The scene faces one way, so point the puppy and the can toward where people come from. At thirteen and three quarter pounds it will move in real wind, so tuck it against planting or a wall rather than leaving it out in the open.
Puppy Fountain Size, Weight, and Materials
| Dimensions | 22 in. high, 13.8 in. long, 14.2 in. wide, 13.7 lb |
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| Material | Resin |
| Finish | Painted figure with faux timber and aged metal |
| Design | Puppy beside a pouring watering can on a barrel base |
| Pump | Included, recirculating |
| Power | AC plug in, 110V |
| Water flow | From the watering can into the barrel |
| Lighting | Warm light in the barrel |
| Water connection | Self contained, no plumbing required |
| Assembly | Fill it and plug it in |
| Recommended use | Outdoor |
Keeping This Puppy Fountain in Good Order
Puppy Fountain upkeep, in three lines
- Every few days Top up. The water must always cover the pump.
- Every 2 to 3 weeks Empty, rinse, wipe the pump screen, refill.
- Before the first frost Drain it completely and bring the pump indoors.
Top the barrel up as the water evaporates and flush the pump every two or three weeks. The painted puppy is the part to treat gently, so wipe it wi...
- 3 years Warranty against manufacturing defects
- 60 days Returns, no restocking fee
- Free shipping Continental US, from California or New Jersey
Questions About This Puppy Fountain
How heavy is it
Will the paint last
How big is twenty two inches
What breed is the puppy
Ships free from California or New Jersey, and it is covered for three years.
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