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Take Your Dog to Work day 2 Years, 10 Months ago  
National Take your dog to work day... Go figure!!! How many are taking your dog to your job today?

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Re:Take Your Dog to Work day 2 Years, 10 Months ago  
There is a Teacher at Austin's school that brings her dog with her almost everyday. honeybear is is name and he is very popular . A couple of other teachers also bring their dogs with them to school often. they concider it the classroom pet just like a hamster or fish. I think it is a great idea. They just don't put kids in the class that have dog allergies.

 
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Re:Take Your Dog to Work day 2 Years, 10 Months ago  
I think that is a good idea for people to do that. But, at the job that I'm hoping to hear good results from on Monday I couldn't take my 2 dogs because it's at the nursing home. But, I would love 2 i know that they would love them. I have a poodle and a warmaraner.
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Re:Take Your Dog to Work day 2 Years, 10 Months ago  
I'm thinking my little almost 13 year old dog wouldn't appreciate this day! That would be torture on him!
 
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Re:Take Your Dog to Work day 2 Years, 10 Months ago  
what kind of dog do you have?
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Re:Take Your Dog to Work day 2 Years, 10 Months ago  
ilov~~

WHEN you get the job (THINK POSITIVE) then you just may find out that they DO have a Dog Program that in one way or another may allow you to bring your dogs, maybe one or the other.

It is a popular occurence for a Nursing Home to have Programs that bring Dogs in to visit with the Patients! And they just may ask Employees to bring their own Dogs!

I grew up across the street from a Nursing Home that does have a Dog Program and the Patients DO love the Dogs! Especially the 'bitty' dogs that can sit on their laps!

BE a Great Evening!
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