Dog Water Bottles: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. Humans have domesticated animals for thousands of years. The earliest known relationship was a twelve thousand year old human skeleton which was found with its hand on a small wolf cub. While many have assumed the positive health impact of owning dogs, research into the topic was scarce until recently.
Fact #2. Most dog owners get more exercise than people without them. Energetic dogs often need walks and hikes to keep them happy. This, of course, makes the person exercise more. One investigation looked at a large sample group, finding that dog owners who regularly walked their dogs were much less likely to be obese.
Fact #3. A recent study found that people with pets have significantly lower heart rate and blood pressure than their pet-free counterparts. The study concluded that simply because people believe pets to be important, significant cardiovascular and behavioral benefits are associated with this belief. If nothing else, this shows the power of the human mind to create a beneficial state in the body.
Fact #4. Hydration is key to a dog's health. It's a common misconception that simply panting means a dog is thirsty. Panting is actually the main way dogs regulate the temperature of their bodies. That doesn't mean they won't gladly accept a drink from a dog water bottle on a hike though. Dogs thoroughly enjoy water.
Fact #5. As dogs have yet to develop the ability to speak English, the best we can do is to look for signs and symptoms of their body's dehydration, and be prepared with water. The common method of pouring water into a cupped hand may be futile, as dogs scoop water into their mouths using the back of their tongue. A dog water bottle has a much larger chamber than a cupped hand, and is much more convenient.