Pros And Cons Of Bringing Dog To Work Programs

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.

Dogs, in my opinion, make very wonderful pets. Allowing a dog into a workplace makes sense in some ways, but I would definetly not support it. People who support the idea claim they would feel more relaxed, have less stress, and be more

Although it would be nice for dog owners to bring their pet to work with them sounds like a good idea some employees might be alergic to the dogs. In addition to being alergic some employees could have had past experiences with a dog, like being bitten or chased by one and may be anxious around dogs. Furthurmore, dogs are usually very unsanitary and could spread bacteria or diseases throughout the workplace just by licking.

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

Next, you need to think about your co-workers and your enviroment. in the work place the dog may become a distraction and lead to less working and more play. in the, "in support of bringing dogs to work" paragraph he states. researchers have found that when pet owners interact with their dogs, they experience a sense of well-being and feel less stress and anxiety."

I support our decision on Bring Your Dog to Work program. I think it could be a really good idea. Especially, for those who have no pet sitters at home. It can be a real productive thing, if people took it seriously.

I believe that having dogs in a work place may be more of a nuisance than a benefit. Not all dogs are behaved well or responnd well to new enviornments. Also some people are allergic to dogs which would cause a whole new hassle of it's own because though some people may be less stressed the people with allergies suffer the whole time at work.

After reading both sides of supporting and againts it, there are many pro's and con's to the "Bring Your Dog to work" program. Both sides have great examples of how this program could work and how it could not work.

After reading the two responses from the employees about the "Bring Your Dog to Work" program, I belive that bringing your dog to your workplace should not be acceptable. There are many issues regaurding this idea such as; employees may be allergic to dogs, not knowing how your dog will behave around others, and the amount of attention they will need. These issues can prevent future problems.

The first reason I think it is a bad idea is that some people do not like dogs. Your co-workers may be allergic to them. Also you may have a co-worker that is scared of dogs. Companies are liable if the dog was to be alloud at the work place. One example would be if one of the dogs bite your co-worker, or another dog then the company could be sued by the person who was bitten or the other dogs owner.

First, having family that have been bitten by dogs and hearing there experience and trauma they received during the ordeal; puts me on a bias position. Eventhough, I personally have not gone through any threatning situation with a dog. I'am aware of how dogs can easily be irritated by many means, such as; rapid physical movements, loud noises, unfimiliar people and countless more. Bringing a dog to work, might seem like a good idea to some; and I do try to understand dog lovers' standing on this issue, and the benefits of bringing there dogs to work. But the risk outweight the benefits.

While I understand the advantages, having dogs in the workplace could be detremental to some employees. Due to my own experience in the working enviorment. When I see a dog near me I become very excited and distracted, therefore breaking my consentration. Some employees may be distracted however some may not.

First of all,not everyone likes dogs or is comfortable around them.Like many Americans,I am allergic to dogs. My co-worker Greg is anxious around dogs because he was once bitten by a friend's dog. Companies are legally required to provide a safe, healthy work environment for their employees. Allowing dogs in the office is likely to cause physical or psychological distress for some employees,creating an unhealthy workplace for them. Further,dogs are unsanitary and occasionally spread disease to humans. they may bring in bacteria that could get into our office,kicthen, and our food,or they may

Almost every dog in my life gets excited very easily, and it is hard to get them to calm down. This will create a problem for the employees trying to do their job. Having pets at work is simply a distraction for the owners of the animals, and everyone else around them as well. Your dog may be well behaved at home, but bringing it into an environment it doesn't recognize, around people it doesn't recognize, is careless. You can not predict how your dog will react.

First of all, If there were to be a bring your dog to work day than it might not be a good idea. In the seccond response the text states "not everyone likes dogs or is comfortable around them. Like many americans, I am allergic to dogs" I totally agree with this. We would have to send out forms to the parents asking whether the child is allergic to dogs or if they're scared of them. If some of the kids were scared of dogs that would be a big violation right there. Parents would be calling in and asking all these questions about the pets and most likely complaining. In my