The craftsman created a dog feeding system via Twitter

Many owners of dogs, cats, and other pets are often not at home. Naturally, this causes some problems, including the need to somehow feed the pet in the absence of the owner. You can, of course, ask a neighbor, but there is a more interesting way out. A craftsman named Nat Morris created a rather complicated system for feeding a dog through Twitter.

No, the dog doesn’t eat tweets, it's just enough for Morris to send a tweet addressed to @FeedToby, and the system starts working. As you can see, this is a rather complicated project, the purpose of which is to throw a certain amount of food into a dog bowl. In general, both the dog and its owner are satisfied.
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At the very beginning of the system, the dog did not understand what it was and how it worked. But when a couple of times, passing by, the animal saw that the feed was pouring into the feeder (the owner watched the camera, and as soon as the dog approached the feeder, sent the corresponding tweet), it understood what was happening. Now the dog is coming to the trough and waiting. Morris sees a hungry pet, sends a tweet, the feed is poured into the feeder, the dog is full.

Here, however, there is another problem. The fact is that the dog needs to walk. However, here Twitter will not help, you need to either hire someone to walk, or do it yourself. What to do, not always high technology can solve absolutely all problems.

Via dailymail