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I’m definitely a dog person; to be honest, cats kind of give me the creeps. That said, I’m not sure I’d be super excited to work at a company that allowed employees to have their dogs at work.
I know, research shows that dogs in the workplace make employees happier and more productive, but I’d worry about my purse getting chewed or my lunch getting eaten by a hungry pooch.
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