Dog-O-Mat: Automatic dog-washing vending machine

Posted in Pets by Conner Flynn on May 19th, 2009

Dog-O-Mat: Automatic dog-washing vending machineJust look at that poor pathetic pooch. He’s in a “washing-machine”. A dog washing-machine. Yes it’s the Dog-O-Matic, a mini car-wash for dogs. It will rid your beast of flees with ease, so you can rest asured that Fido’s hair won’t make you sneeze.

Yes my friends, the Dog-O-Matic will clean the entire range of your pooch’s mange. Just take a gander at the lack of dander. Only takes one terrifying(For your dog) half an hour. It’s from Romain Jarry, who insists that the device is not cruel. He plans to introduce it to U.K. next year, and the dogs are worried.

Poor doggy. We need a Shamwow commercial on this thing.

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4 Comments to “Dog-O-Mat: Automatic dog-washing vending machine”
  1. Steve Says:

    hahaha . . . I own a San Diego vending company and have a hard time seeing this idea working for us. It looks a bit like torture and I have noticed that Americans are not exactly keen on subjecting their pets to this type of thing. Where would you place these machines anyway? I think this may be a “flash in the pan” idea.

  2. Benji Says:

    That looks just stupid. I don’t know why ANYONE (american or not) would go for that…

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