Introduction

Many people think of Fido as a family pet, but have you ever considered that he can help you in the workplace? Here are some ways that your dog can make you more productive and happy at work:

Fido is a great way to break the ice.

Fido is an excellent way to break the ice. If you’re new to a workplace or have just started working with a group of people, Fido can help you make new friends and get to know your co-workers better.

If you’re feeling nervous about starting a new job, Fido can be a great ice breaker for making people feel comfortable in the workplace.

Fido makes for excellent table manners.

Fido will not steal food from other people.

He will not wolf down his meal, nor will he lick the plate clean after finishing it. Fido has been bred to enjoy eating in a civilized fashion and will show you proper table manners at all times.

Fido knows when it’s time to stop eating, thanks to his sensitive nose—if he detects that your plate is empty and yours alone, he’ll back away politely and wait for you to offer him some of your own food or share with him an extra tidbit or two.

If Fido is allowed on the table in the first place (please don’t let him), he won’t be tempted by crumbs on either side of your sandwich: He’ll only stick with what’s on his own side—but if there’s any crumb within reach of his paw, don’t worry: He’ll pick up that stray morsel without disturbing anything else!

Fido is bound to help you sleep better.

Here’s the thing about dogs—they’re so much better than humans. They don’t talk, they don’t criticize, and they will never make you feel anything but loved. This means that if you have a dog at home, you can count on them to help you sleep better. According to the National Sleep Foundation, having a pet can reduce stress levels and anxiety while also increasing your overall happiness. It’s no wonder that studies show that individuals who own a dog are less likely to suffer from depression or insomnia than people who do not own pets!

While some breeds may be better suited for helping with your sleep habits than others (think: labs), every pooch has something special about them when it comes down to being there for someone during those late-night hours of tossing and turning.

Fido can be a great teacher.

Fido can be a great teacher.

• He will teach you how to be more patient. When Fido is waiting for his food, he waits patiently and does not get frustrated or angry. If you are like me, your dog might have taught you that sometimes the best way to get what we want is by being patient and not giving up. It’s important for us as humans to learn this lesson because it can help in our personal and business relationships with others as well.
• He will teach you how to be more compassionate. When Fido has an injury or sickness, instead of feeling sorry for him or asking him why he doesn’t heal faster like other animals would do (like cats), dogs understand that everyone heals at their own pace, whether they have four legs or two feet! This attitude makes them very empathetic towards other creatures around them so they will naturally care about other people’s feelings which makes them extremely tolerant towards people even when they aren’t doing things correctly all the time—which makes them good leaders too!

Fido can be your personal fitness trainer.

Fido is an excellent personal trainer. He can help you get in shape, or he can help with weight loss. He can also help you stay healthy and feel better about yourself. You should definitely ask Fido to be your trainer!

Fido loves you unconditionally.

Dogs are known to be man’s best friend. They are a great source of emotional support, and they’re always there for us when we need them most. Dogs can make us feel better when we’re stressed out or upset, and this is especially true if you have a dog at work with you during the day.

If you ever find yourself feeling overwhelmed by stressors in life—whether it’s something serious like an illness or death in your family, or something more mundane like bad traffic on your commute—you should consider getting a dog at work! Dogs have been shown time and time again to help people cope with stressful situations (like the ones mentioned above), so they’re perfect companions not only at home but also while working together outside under pressure conditions like these too!

Fido can become an expert in customer service.

In order for Fido to become a customer service expert, you need to teach him how to understand the needs of customers. The first step is teaching him how to listen and respond appropriately to what people are saying.

You can start by having Fido sit down with you while you talk on the phone with a customer who has an issue they want resolved. As he watches, have him practice making eye contact with you while saying “yes” or nodding his head when he hears something that makes sense or sounds important in some way. You might also want to give him a treat from time-to-time if he does well!

Another thing that will help Fido learn about customer service is watching other dogs interact with people. If there’s no one around willing volunteer their pup for this task (and it’s okay if there isn’t!), take Fido along with you when visiting friends or family who have dogs of their own—the sights and sounds of fellow pets acting as representatives should be enough fodder for imitation!

Of course, your employer must consent, but they may just want to bring Fido into the office, too.

You might think that bringing your dog to work would be an obvious no-go, but if you ask your boss in the right way, they might just go for it. There are a few things you should do if you want to bring Fido into the office:

• Ask permission first! It’s always polite to check with your employer before bringing any pet into the workplace. Make sure they’re okay with it and understand how important Fido is to your life (and vice versa). If they’re hesitant, don’t despair! You can still bring Fido along—just make sure he stays in his carrier or crate while at work so he doesn’t bother anyone else or get too distracted by all of those delicious treats nearby.

Conclusion

If you’re still not convinced of Fido’s value, then let us just say that we think he can help you in any job. He has the potential to be a loyal companion, a good listener and an expert at customer service. He also loves giving hugs, so why not give him one?