Water Water Everywhere...

08/02/2011

Water Water Everywhere...

Awwwww.

Cute, right?

UNTIL YOU LOOK AT MY KITCHEN FLOOR.

Every time George gets a drink of water (the bowl is around the corner in the breakfast room), he dunks his whole face in and then just lets it fly while he races from one thing to the next. It's adorable.

And gross.

I don't think I'll tell his future people about his drinking problem...

Posted at 10:37 PM in Animals, Dogs | Permalink

Tags: dogs, George

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I hate to be the one who keeps thinking George belongs in YOUR house ... but he did bring you flowers ... and opening your heart to that new love, is probably helping you open your heart and ready your soul for aNOTHER new love ... anyway ... it keeps nagging at my heart and head, so I had to say it. xo

Posted by: yogini cowgirl | 08/03/2011 at 03:29 AM

I have a dog that does that now, and my late Vizsla was a professional water dribbler. I always say they start drinking at the bowl and finish halfway across the kitchen. These dogs are seriously busy.

Posted by: Brenna | 08/03/2011 at 05:54 AM

LOL I hate it when pets have a drinking problem. I guess there's no 12 step for them huh?

Posted by: Chris | 08/03/2011 at 08:52 AM

I had a pit bull that would completely submerge her head into the bucket of water and shake her head -- tipping the bucket over. I had to get one of those spiggots like for a hamster that they lick to get water because she wouldn't have any water during the summer! Crazy dog...

Posted by: Debra Keighley | 08/03/2011 at 09:12 AM

I agree with yogini!I think George is perfect for you.I know you can't keep him but this New Yorker is hopeful that George finds a home (with you!).

Posted by: Amy | 08/03/2011 at 04:15 PM

this is what i see: moose would lie, george would swear to it.
total frat move

Posted by: jerie b | 08/03/2011 at 07:19 PM

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