Anyone else’s dog harass them while they’re workin
Oh Brodie what a special dog you are.
I work from home and my labradoodle always wants to play. He brings me his toys while I’m presenting on calls.
🐕 “Mommm… look at me! I’ve got my baby, come play with me. Look! Look at me!”
But look at that face 🐶 how can I say no. I play with him for a little then he passes right now. Working remote is the best because I get to dress coming, be home and have my dog by my side.
Does anyone else’s dog do this to them while they’re working from home?
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Working from home is often filled with both joys and challenges, especially when you have a playful dog like a labradoodle vying for attention. Many remote workers experience interruptions from their pets, who might bring toys or demand playtime during important video calls. To navigate these distractions, consider setting specific play times or creating a comfortable space for your dog nearby. This way, you can focus on your work while ensuring your pet feels loved and engaged. Training your dog to recognize certain cues, such as working hours or 'quiet time', can also help in minimizing disruptions. Engaging in short play sessions before work may allow your dog to expend excess energy, making them more likely to settle down during critical work hours. Remember, the bond you share with your dog contributes to both your well-being and theirs, so finding the right balance is essential for enjoyable remote work experiences. Join discussions in online communities to share your experiences and discover how others manage the delightful chaos of working alongside their furry companions.
My pup will constantly try to pull or swat my hands away from my laptop when I work from home😅