Labradoodle & Goldendoodle Forum
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I work at a university and take Chance to campus to hang out with students from time to time. But dogs aren't allowed inside buildings for the most part. I have some wonderful dog sitters--students who are very experienced with dogs and who miss the pets they had to leave behind at home. Works for me and works for them.
Sometimes Charlie gets to go to work with me. It great and all, except a few items that you should consider before making it a day in/day out plan.
The next question is: will your dog have the personality for a work environment? If I was evaluating, it would be: does your dog get along with all people, 99% of the time? Is your dog somewhat "laid-back"-- you don't need a high strung dog running amok, jumping on people, eating garbage and lunches, peeing on the floor, etc.
I think the barking thing varies. Charlie seems to be one of the more vocal ones, but he's certainly not doing it all the time.
I work at the University of California, San Diego in a physics lab and Camus goes to work with me. There are other dogs on campus and occasionally we meet up for play time. I enjoy having him with me and even though he is not what I would call a people dog, he does have his favorites, especially the Prof. I work for (who gives him banana) and one particular grad student. I can be off leash in many areas, which is a real plus since he can run, play, roll in the grass, and be comfortable around lots of people, noise, activities - the benefits of being able to bring him to work have been wonderful. He even has an official photo on the wall with all of the other lab members and his name is on my door plate. My boss even includes him in his powerpoint presentations that he prepares for invited lectures around the world. A very special doodle! (and, I am a very lucky doodle mom!)
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