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The dog bowl was invented in prehistoric times. It was developed by Oogar who made it by dishing out a big rock with a harder rock. He'd gotten sick of his pet dog Rover (probably a coyote) pushing meat all over the cave floor with his muzzle (snout). Oogar and Rover were the first to enjoy the benefits of a dog bowl.
And how do we know this 'Oogar' thing? I think someone a long time ago needed to feed his pet and gave the pet a bowl- the dog bowl is born.
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∙ 9y agoBowls have been used since the early Mayan and Incan tribes. Historians have found evidence of these ancient bowls while doing archeological digs.
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