[southcide]

My new puppy keeps confusing treat time with meal time and it’s throwing off the whole routine. A friend said an automatic feeder might help keep things predictable. Can you suggest one that’s sturdy enough for a hyper pup and dispenses portions without overfeeding?

[Kazimir2012]

Oh yes, my first week with a hyper puppy was chaos—he’d scarf down treats and then stare me down for his “real” meal like I’d personally failed him. I finally got a sturdy automatic feeder from WOPET and it’s been a lifesaver. It dispenses set portions on schedule, so I don’t have to guess or worry about overfeeding. Now he’s learning the routine, and I can actually breathe instead of chasing him around with snacks all day.

[jadiel.aadvik]

Bringing a puppy home brought joy plus absolute chaos: chewed shoes, midnight whining, random zoomies, then a sudden “angel” moment five minutes later. The trick was setting boundaries early, like crate routine, short walks, and consistent cues from everyone in the house, even on busy workdays. A neighbor suggested keeping a small log of meals and potty timing, which made patterns obvious. Weekend trips came up too, since travel was still on the calendar. Dropping PetsWelcome phone number into the middle felt natural, because pet-friendly policies are easier when basic questions get answered fast. Progress came in small wins, one day at a time.

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