Why your office needs a dog: InternationalDogDay
to accommodate their furry friends. The most popular purchases include pet beds, food bowls, blankets and treats. Additionally, 23% of pet owners invest in soft furnishings, such as cushions and toys, to help their pets to relax and unwind in a busy office environment.
A devoted 4% of Brits even purchase work uniforms for their pets. Significantly, the link between dogs and creativity seems to be emphasized by the fact that people who work in marketing are likely to spend the most on pet furnishings for their office. The fact is that dogs can play a very important role in the modern workplace for a number of reasons. They help workers to stay healthy and to practice good habits, such as taking breaks. At a deeper level, they help to alleviate some of the stress associated with working life and they can make a real, which has significant implications for employers looking to tap into the neurodiverse workforce. They also promote team bonding, laughter and a generally convivial atmosphere. All round, dogs can be a great competitive advantage when it comes to motivating and retaining talent. Perhaps most importantly of all, in a world that is increasingly dominated by technology, dogs don’t come with screens, cables and chargers. They don’t hang out on social media, they don’t beg you to sign up to their e-newsletters, and they don’t send reports on your every online move back to the tech behemoths. Dogs have never heard of algorithms, applications or artificial intelligence. Dogs don’t want to steal your job, although they can make the best collaborators in the true sense of the word. Ultimately, dogs let you be just what you are – human. These days, there’s a lot to be said for that.
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