Dogs need water too

Do I know how dogs need to drink, I am sure most owners know dogs need to drink and drink the do... City dogs often find water in many many places that we would never consider drinking ... like this young doggy finding his fountain of youth in a fine cold porcelain dish. His owner often polishes it and protects it by sitting on it and even cuddles it on nights she has been laughing out loud keeping the neighbors up.

Less fortunate city dogs must resort to public drinking fountains such as one might find in a park or along the street. These dogs are often glad to have this water.

Others need to settle for lakes, ponds and pools to find a drink.

While other dogs must resort to tricks such as drinking out of a creation designed to turn on only when the would be drinker presses his nose against the magic button. Humans find this very amusing to watch the smart little puppy getting a drink.

Some dog owners even teach their loved pets finer living. They teach them how to live with the human to the point we almost forget they are our four legged friends. Our best friend at times but none the less a dog.

When humans begin to get all nature freaky pets find themselves doing the strangest thing for a drink of water. This is truly disturbing behaviors dogs must endure. I have chosen to devote my life to the study of this bizarre ritual.

I have seen humans drizzling water bottle while some poor doggy needs to guess when and how much water will be allowed to quench their thirst.

Still others only allow a cap full of water at a time.

Other tricky humans use modified bed pans as wilderness drinking containers.

But then there is the most bizarre of all the human behavior, the "Larissa move" for her doggy Woody. Larissa denies this behavior but often forgets the world is full of cameras. She assures everyone she is normal and Woody, her best friend would never stand for such behavior. He has his own bowl -- or does he?