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Animals In The Work Place

            
            
             Today I will be discussing a relatively new innovation that businesses have adapted into their work environment; the capability to have animals in the workplace.
             II. Introduction:.
             A. In some businesses it is not out of the ordinary to be greeted by a dog when .
             you arrive to work, or see a cat sleeping on your boss" desk.
             B. In today's society, animals have marked their existence in the workplace. .
             C. A survey conducted last year by the American animal Hospital Association .
             indicated that 76 percent of American pet owners feel guilty over leaving their.
             pets at home alone. .
             D. Having animals in the work environment offers benefits as well as downsides. .
             There are also guidelines that the employees pet must meet.
             III. Body:.
             A. An increasing number of businesses now allow pets in the office.
             1. Companionship other than people can be a tension-breaker and give a .
             different focus in the workplace.
             2. Having animals around makes the office more homey and comfortable.
             3. Animals provide comfort to people and offer a sense of relaxation.
             B. Specific guidelines should be enforced when bringing animals into the work .
             environment.
             1. Animals should be leashed or in a closed office or cubicle with a child .
             safety gate.
             a. Other employees may not take too kindly to your dog barging .
             into their office.
             b. Some employees may be afraid or allergic to animals. They will .
             need a designated "animal free" work area.
             2. Animals must be well-behaved and not aggressive toward people.
             3. Animals must be on a flea program and current on all vaccinations.
             a. It is important other animals aren't introduced to fleas that your .
             pet brought into the office.
             b. Keeping your pet on a flea program, such as Frontline or.
             advantage would be a requirement.
             .
             .
             .
             4. All animals must be housebroken.
             a. If an animal makes a mess, it is the owners responsibility to clean up.


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