Your dog turns the water on himself.
Step-On Dog Water Fountain — a paw pedal for your garden hose. He steps, water comes up. He steps off, it stops.
“Received in good condition and works perfectly.”
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- Paw-pedal valve — he turns the water on, not you
- Runs off a garden hose or a threaded outdoor faucet
- Two-way splitter included, so your hose keeps working
- Painted-iron plate, 8.6 in across, on four rubber feet
- 1.1-inch spring valve shuts the moment he steps off
What’s in the box
The pedal fountain plate (painted iron, 8.58 × 8.34 × 1.96 in, 3.2 lb), a 39-inch braided connecting hose with threaded fittings, and a two-way hose splitter with two independent shut-off levers. No tools needed.
Size and weight
Plate: 8.58 × 8.34 × 1.96 in. Product weight 3.2 lb (1.45 kg); shipping weight 3.9 lb. Connecting hose 39.4 in (1 m).
Shipping and returns
Free U.S. shipping, delivered in 3–8 business days from a U.S. warehouse. You have 30 days from delivery to request a return; approved refunds go back to the original payment method within 10 business days. Full terms in the refund policy and shipping policy.
Outdoor use and winter
Built for outdoor use on a hose line. The body is painted iron and it will weather over a season. Disconnect it, drain the line and bring it inside before the first frost — freeze damage is not recoverable.
The problem
The outdoor bowl is empty by two o’clock.
Or it has leaves in it. Or the sun has been on it since ten. Or he knocked it over an hour ago and nobody was there to see it.
An outdoor water bowl only works when a person remembers it. On the days you are out, or working, or simply not looking at the yard, your dog waits for you to notice.
This hands that job to him. The pedal sits at the end of your garden hose. He steps on it, water comes up. He steps off, it stops. That is the entire mechanism — no reservoir to fill, no battery, nothing to switch on.
How it works
Three connections, and then you stop thinking about it.
- 1Split the tap.
The two-way splitter screws onto your outdoor tap. One outlet keeps your normal hose, the other feeds the fountain, and each side has its own lever — so you are not choosing between watering the garden and watering the dog.
- 2Run the line.
The included 39-inch braided hose goes from the splitter to the plate. Set the plate flat on grass, patio or decking. Four rubber feet stop it sliding when he leans on it.
- 3Let him find it.
The plate is 8.6 inches across with a raised paw graphic on top. Underneath is a 1.1-inch spring valve: paw down opens it, paw off shuts it. Most dogs work it out within a few minutes of watching you press it by hand.
You set the flow. The splitter levers adjust how hard the jet comes up, and shut the fountain off completely when you do not want it running.
8.58 x 8.34 x 1.96 in. Roughly the footprint of a dinner plate, standing two inches proud of the ground. The connecting hose is 1 m / 39.4 in.

What arrives
Three parts. No tools.
- The pedal fountain plate — painted iron, 8.58 × 8.34 × 1.96 in, 3.2 lb
- A 39-inch (1 m) braided connecting hose with threaded fittings
- A two-way hose splitter with two independent shut-off levers
Ships from a U.S. warehouse; shipping weight 3.9 lb. It connects to a garden hose or a threaded outdoor faucet. If your tap does not take a standard hose fitting you will need an adapter, and one is not included.
Product reviews
What buyers said about this product.
4.91 average across 11 reviews collected through Judge.me. Ten of the eleven are five stars. The one that is not is the third card here — we left it in, because it tells you something the other two do not.
“Received in good condition and works perfectly.”
“Perfect, thank you very much, fast shipping, best regards.”
“My border collie didn’t really like it in the end. but the product is quite good and at least it doesn’t have water leaks. It comes with two jet nozzles and a small hose with adapters.”
Reviews for this product, collected and displayed through Judge.me.

Before you buy
Three things we would rather you knew now.
- It lives outdoors, on a water line. The body is painted iron and it will weather. It also has to be disconnected and drained before the first frost — a freeze is the one failure this product genuinely has, and nothing covers it.
- Not every dog takes to a pedal. Most work it out in minutes. Some never bother. If yours is that dog, the 30-day return window is there for it.
- You need a tap or a hose to run it from. There is no reservoir and no pump. If there is no outdoor water where you want it, this is not the product for you.
Free U.S. shipping
Delivered in 3–8 business days from a U.S. warehouse. No customs bill, no six-week wait. Shipping policy
30-day returns
Thirty days from delivery to request a return. Approved refunds go back to the original payment method. Refund policy
Stock already in the U.S.
Orders ship from a U.S. warehouse, not from overseas. That is why the delivery window is days rather than weeks.
Questions
The things people ask first.
Will my dog actually figure it out?
Most do, quickly. The usual method is to press the pedal yourself a few times while he watches, then leave him to it — the raised paw graphic gives him something obvious to put a foot on. Some dogs take a day. A few never bother with it at all, and that group is real: one of the eleven product reviews above is from exactly that owner. It is why the 30-day return window matters more here than on most products.
What does it connect to?
A garden hose, or a threaded outdoor faucet, through the two-way splitter in the box. If your outdoor tap does not take a standard hose fitting you will need an adapter, and we do not supply one. The connecting hose in the box is 39 inches, so the plate sits close to the tap unless you run it off the end of a longer hose.
Can I still use my hose?
Yes — that is what the splitter is for. One outlet stays on your normal hose, the other feeds the fountain, and each has its own lever so you can shut either one off independently.
How hard does the water come out?
You set it with the splitter lever, the same way you would throttle a hose. Open it a little at first and see what he is comfortable with before opening it further.
What happens in winter?
Disconnect it, drain the line and bring it inside before the first frost. This is an outdoor product sitting on a water line: water left inside it during a freeze will damage it, and that is not something a return or a warranty covers anywhere. Treat it as a spring-to-autumn fixture.
Will it rust?
The body is painted iron sitting outdoors in water, so expect the paint to weather and expect surface marks over a season or two. It is not stainless steel and we are not going to tell you it is.
How long does delivery take, and what does it cost?
Free, and 3–8 business days, shipped from a U.S. warehouse. It does not come from overseas.
What if I want to send it back?
You have 30 days from receiving it to request a return. Approved refunds are issued to the original payment method within 10 business days. Full terms are in the refund policy.
Do people buy more than one?
Two or more takes 15% off, applied automatically in the cart. Front yard and back yard is the usual reason; the other is buying one for someone else’s dog.
Step-On Dog Water Fountain
Ready when he is.
$79.99 · free U.S. shipping, 3–8 business days · two or more, 15% off
★★★★★ 4.91 average across 11 product reviews
Add it to the cart30 days to change your mind
If he ignores the pedal, or it is not what you pictured, you have 30 days from delivery to start a return.
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