[nagdu] Fisher has a drinking problem

[Tracy Carcione]

Maybe he's a natural dipsomaniac.  But excessive drinking can be a sign of
diabetes, or kidney problems.
Tracy

> Hey, List. OK, this is funny in a way, but Fisher has a drinking problem.
> He has always chosen to drink lots and lots of water, then slurping the
> excess of it off his tongue by licking the unfortunate person who is
> nearby. So we have three dogs, and they share a water bowl. Kennel
> behavior has taken over, and Fisher is drinking too much. When I take him
> to the vet again, I may have him checked, but so far he has never had
> symptoms. Anyhow, this morning after we went out, I decided to keep him on
> leash for a while to let the others be sure to have a drink. Then I will
> let him loose. They definitely don't drink lots because when we are gone,
> a bowl of water can sit around all morning. So Fisher drinks the lion's
> share of it. Maybe he came by the name "Fish" naturally?
>
> CL
>
>
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