Ahoy!

Dudley the macro Husky is of course, an extremely large woofer. So large, his main water source is a constantly running stream in a large river. Enough for his giant tongue to come down and lap at it, with no fear of draining the river than if he were to simply use a large container for water that would need to be constantly refilled.

Duds after waking from his numerous naps (there's nothing much other to do when you're a giant dog haha) always has a parched throat so to keep the insides of his muzzle nice and hydrated he makes way to his drinking spot, bends down, and haves at it. The loud splashing heard by any creature within a mile radius. You best stay out of the water when the Hoosky is having a drink, his vigilance goes down when getting his fill so he won't even notice if you get sucked into the whirlpool of fluids traveling into his very thirsty maw XD

The cold water must feel nice and be refreshing. Hopefully no foreign debris like rocks or even trash found it's way into the doggo. Not great on the squishy insides lol.

The water helps Dudley keep his breath from smelling too bad either, a dry mouth and his diet makes for a rank assault onto the nostrils so tell him to simply drink water if you can't stand the draft coming from his food intake area haha.

Beardsley is well aware of his giant friend's knack for loud and messy drinking, always making his way over when he sees the big dog walking to his water fountain. Though the sight of being behind the mountain dog bent downward gives you a view that you will not forget XD

At least the big guy isn't shy about it, he's incapable of wearing any clothes anyway and at this point there's more the small Australian Shepherd has seen than hasn't about his macro friend. Plus Dudley sits more than he stands, he needs a rather comfy seat to endure all of that and also if anything is stuck to his rear Beardsley can let his friend know haha.

That part of the river is untouched by other large wildlife - they all know what happens when they venture within a arms reach of a large hungry dog. They'd rather take a trip down stream thirsty than risk getting grabbed!

Personally though if I was hiking some wilderness and saw a giant canine I wouldn't care, no matter what happens at least I got to say hi and be right up close to one XD

I tried my best to create some perspective here, it's a bit of an older drawing compared to now but I think I did better than I thought! Also I'm trying to give Dudley a more cuddly appearance and I love it, he's soft in more ways than one. I do feel his hands are bit too big, but hey next it’ll be better lol.

Farewell!