Well, when will the Aqara smart home give me food.
He was showing off his masterful use of the Aqara button. Cat+button+AqaraC1. 🥰 .
And this is a video of him looking for a button to feed himself. The button was hidden in a decorative candle🤣
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The angry face of disapproval of your idea of smart home that limits the access to food the cat can see.
But generally speaking, what’s your opinion on this feeder? I was thinking of getting one for my dog
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This is great!!!
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For your information, the Aqara pet feeder has been working flawlessly since 2022.
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What kind of dog do you have @cezary806?
For my dog ( 25kg) I only used it to give goodies!
But now I moved it to my gf‘s cat to feet her daily , plus extra feed when we are on a short trip
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A mini poodle, 5.1kg. And very picky eater, she will eat very reluctantly or leave food for later if the texture is not ok. It’s also the reason why she won’t fetch you thin plastic things, like anything wrapped in plastic (wrong texture). But she likes spicy food
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BTW ! As @gafich10 mentioned- mine also works flawless from the scratch- 
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So maybe you can it a try … and maybe you also will be able to train her like @gafich10 cat
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Oh, yes, she’s also a circus dog, very often walking on two legs to see what are we cooking. But unfortunately afraid of heights and unstable platforms (you should see her face when we put her on a cardboard box, 40cm of height), but we can try
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Hey… the Circus show will just for posting a video here ! So go for Aqara points 
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Here’s my dog using a box as bed
Here’s my dog afraid of a box
I don’t have a picture of her on a box, because we took her down quickly (she was literally frozen)
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Haha ! Nice … cute one ! So I will wait for the first video of her representing Aqara 
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OMG so cute!!!
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The only video I have of her interacting/being aware of Aqara products is her learning how the U200 works.
She looks at the lock while it’s unlocking and knows it’s unlocked after two rotations. Here you can see her looking at the lock and readying herself to go out when it completes the second rotation (and looking at me like “why are you not opening this, can’t you see it’s already done unlocking?”)
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Haha ! Nice … so get ready to train her with the Pet feeder 
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Hello, the Aqara wireless switch attached to the bottom of the floor is perfect for you. You can draw a bone for the dog on it🤣
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I was thinking about it, but I think I’ll pass. We tried to teach her how to use talking buttons so she could press “walk” to show us she wants to go pee, but unfortunately we work from home and she learnt to abuse it.
She pressed “walk” when she got too few attention. One time she thought of a game - she presses “walk”, we go out, 1-5min later she turns back home, she presses walk, jumping happily we go out again.
And she pressed “food” when she was not hungry, just wanting to have what we were cooking.
And the worst part is when you told her “no” repeatedly she just lost interest in the buttons. But after the first “no”, she tries another button. “No” - another button. The brute force way of getting attention Until she stopped using the buttons almost completely, because of the “no”s
But I think she would love an LED strip under her doggy bed.
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