Dogs In The Workplace

I, along with the author of, "Against Bringing Dogs to Work," believe that dogs should not be allowed in the workplace because they can be a distraction or harm other employees or property.

I am quite the animal lover and I believe this idea should be well thought over. Not everyone would agree with this idea to have your dog in the work place do to alergies or they could even be afraid of your dog. To help

First of all for the pros, workers would be able to be just alittle more relaxed with they're dogs in the workspace as they keep them comfortable and less worked up. It can be very stressful while the wokers work on projects or big tasks so with them there by they're side the workers can have a sense of happiness while they pet or play with they're dogs. This can also help workers that work very late in the night or have to leave early in the morning since they wont have to worry about what they're dog is doing or if its hungry or not. With the workers happy and able to play with they're dogs the workspace would become more happy

In certain work places i do belive dogs can be a positive energy and a relaxing company to have around the work place. In my own experiance at school some of the teachers bring theyre dogs to work, the dogs are very quiet and nice which helps me feel relaxed and able to reduce stress in the classroom. Another reason i am in support of the bring your dog to work program is beacause, in the article it states that theyre are studies showing that bringing your dog to work can increase the work productivity and workers have a sense of relaxation also more people experience a sense of well

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I Believe and support the idea of bringing your dog to work, I think it is a wonderful idea, they have many beautiful reasons why you should.

Deciding whether or not I should agree with dogs being allowed in our work place was very tricky for me. I appreciate your desire to make sure every employee feels comfortable and stress-free at work. Also, I adore dogs and would love to able to have my furry-friend alongside me all day long. However, after looking at the pro's and con's, I'd have to say I do not agree with this idea.

I think that dogs should not be aloud at the workplace for a few reasons. One its very unsanitary, not all dogs are properly trained and could go to the bathroom at any point they feel like it. Also dogs are for the most part aggresive and territorial, granted some aren't like this but a lot of dogs are. So if you have a lot of dogs in an office area there could be a lot of barking and growling which would cause distraction throughout the work day. Another reason I think this isn't a good idea is because workers who do bring pets in will have to always be paying attention to their animal, as well as their tasks at work and productivity will more than likely go down. Lastly I think that it's a bad idea to bring on thiss policy because there

Dogs are great animals, but there is a time and a place for them. By allowing employees to bring their dogs to work you are setting the buisness up for failure. Dogs bark, need constant attention, need food, water, to be walked and many more things. People will be far to distracted to actually accomplish anything at work, which will hurt the company.

Scientific evidence proves benefits of having a dog that can improve your life. To prove in the article, “17 Ways Your Dog Will Improve Your Quality Of Life,” Wang wrote, “Studies show that talking to and petting your pooches are often accompanied by lower blood pressure, and that means a lowered risk for a myriad of different illnesses.” (2015) This shows that having a dog can officially lower your blood pressure. This can result into a lower risk of getting a wide variety of illnesses involving high blood pressure. Simple things like just petting your dog can prevent major illnesses. Another reason why dogs can happen your health is in the article it says, “Dog owners have a much higher rate of recovery from being sick than non-dog owners. In fact, humans with pooches who suffered from heart attacks were twice as likely to fully recover than those without!” (2015) This shows that having a dog can also improve your immune system by strengthening it. This helps you recover faster than the average human being. Therefore, people that own a dog have a much stronger immune system that will allow them to recover faster than this without a

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As both a dog lover and a working citizen, it is my opinion that dogs should not be allowed in a place of work. Although it may cause some employees more happiness at work, I believe that it would be more of a distraction than anything else. Although I cherish my pets deeply I have many reasons for my position that dogs should not attend our workplace.

I think we can all agree that many workplaces can be stressful at times and having your pet there would certainly help ease tensions for the owner. Personally i think its a great idea for myself but would never expect an employer to allow me to do so. The possible advantages to that are not likely to outweigh the chances that

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In the end, I support the "bring Your Dog to Work" program. I think it will have a positive affect on the office and the employees. Also, if the program is put into effect, it's not manditory that the employee bring their dog to work. If the owner believes that it's not a great idea, they can leave they're dog at home. It's their choice. Overall, I believe bring your dog to work will creat a more relaxed and productive environment in the office. I believe the problems, if any can be worked through and a positive outcome will