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It’s great and I wouldn’t have been able to have a dog otherwise, back when I still went to the office.
I understand, if there are many dogs it can cause problems between them. My previous job requires all dogs to stay in the room and not run around freely.
Of course, if the dog is misbehaving or colleagues have allergies, then it’s simply not possible. If it’s a big company they could have a dog daycare.
If they dont make noise. And are generally welbehaved.. sure.
I’m all for it. Any problem dogs won’t be allowed back in, and it’s nice having man’s best friend in the office.
I absolutely love it cause it's such a fantastic break from the stress and frustration of working. Dog comes in and you just get to chill out and pet a dog for a bit while getting paid for it. But I could definitely see it being annoying if the dog was yapping all day or just being annoying. I haven't had a bad experience tho.
One or two well behaved dogs and it's awesome.
TIL Lemmy hates dogs?
My office allowed dogs, and the dog was always super chill and never made a sound. Honestly it sounds dumb, but it's good when I see a dog. It makes me happy.
Obviously a poorly behaved dog would suck. I feel like it's implied that bringing a dog into work means that the dog has to be well behaved.
I feel like it’s implied that bringing a dog into work means that the dog has to be well behaved.
Most people are as delusional with their dogs as parents are with their children. So no dogs.