[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

ROFLMAO

[stainlessbanner]

Boss thinking: "Bringing my 120lb rotty to work might increase production."

[llevrok]

Bill's dog

[newgeezer]

I like dogs, especially big, lovable dogs. But, this idea or trend or whatever it is, is just plain dumb.

Leave your dog at home. If necessary, get your dog a nanny or take the dog to a kennel.

If that's good enough for your kids, it's certainly good enough for your dog.

[ecurbh]

Homer ~loved~ it when I took him to the office last month!

[Grammy]

I have a friend whose dog goes to work with her every day. She works in an outdoors store, and the dog has his own name tag. He even has a spot in the window where he can go nap if he wants to.

[HairOfTheDog]

Ping!

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[afraidfortherepublic]

My Golden Retriever comes to work with me every day and has his own office where he snoozes behind a baby gate that he could clear in an instant if he wanted to. Of course my husband and I own the company.

But, all the employees and customers seem to enjoy Max, and he gets a lot of attention and treats.

[Xenalyte]

I would totally work for a company that would let me bring the Dread Boston Salty.

Hell, I'd probably take a pay cut to do it. I love having that little guy around.

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

I should have explained why I think it is funny.
I had brought an animal back from Bolivia and I was talking about it to a friend that worked for a different company.
She asked me to bring it over. I showed it to her and after cooing and ahhing over the animal, she asked me to bring it in so others could see it.
The animal was about 2 months old and it ran around and climbed over several metal shelves that held rubber bins holding printed circuit cards in various stages of completion.
Pepe had marked all of the bins.