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Good morning. This is Laura. Welcome to the new corner office. The podcast with strategies for

succeeding in the new world of work. Where location and hours are more flexible than in the past.

Today's tip is about how to work more effectively when your dogs are accompanying you to work.

While a few organizations allow people to bring dogs to the office, it's been a fairly rare

perk. But with millions of folks suddenly working from home for the first time in this era of

social distancing, lots of people are now sharing office space with pets. Who care about as much

as toddlers do, that you're making an important presentation. I don't have dogs myself,

but my friend Lowell, who does sound production for both this podcast and before breakfast,

has two dogs and has some great tips to share. As he notes, your dog is going to be thrilled

that you are working from home. Your dog likely believes that this will translate to extra

attention. Your job is to satisfy this need while maintaining space to focus. Lowell says that the

old adash goes that a tired dog is a good dog. So here are a few tips for keeping your dog

tired and happy. First, a morning walk will do wonders to expend some of your dog's physical

and mental energy. It will benefit you as well by getting you out of the house for some exercise

and outdoor time. And days when it's raining or you don't have time for walks,

you can stimulate your dog's mental energy. Food is a great motivator. Instead of serving up

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