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In the forefront of a growing trend in American workplaces, Liz
Palika and Jennifer Fearing have written the definitive guide to
creating a business environment where employees' dogs are welcome.
DOGS AT WORK presents the tangible benefits of dog-friendly
policies in employee morale, staff retention, and increased
human-animal bonding and provides step-by-step advice on obtaining
management buy-in, setting fair procedures and protocols, and
dealing with any concerns once dog-friendly policies are in place.
DOGS AT WORK also includes detailed advice on how to prepare your
dog for the office environment and case studies on how dog-friendly
policies have succeeded at two nationally known organizations. Liz
Palika is an award-winning writer who specializes in the topics of
dogs, cats, and other pets. She is a Certified Dog Trainer and a
Certified Behavioral Consultant living in California. Jennifer
Fearing is chief economist for The Humane Society of the United
States, in Washington, D.C. In 2003 she left a consulting career to
devote herself full-time to celebrating animals and confronting
cruelty. She has been cited as an expert on dog-friendly workplaces
in the Christian Science Monitor, the Colorado Springs Gazette, and
the Washington Post. February 2009 Update: Dogs at Work was named
one of wowowow.com's "Westminster-Quality Dog Books" of 2008 by
BARK Editor in Chief C. Kawczynska, and Dogs at Work coauthor
Jennifer Fearing appeared on Sacramento's KXTV Ch. 10 on January
30! Then Jennifer and Liz Palika were quoted extensively in a USA
Today article (Feb. 25), "Dogs Allowed: Creature Comforts at the
Workplace," by Sharon Peters. "A can't-miss guide to creating a
pet-friendly workplace."---Gina Spadafori, Pet Connection.com ISBN
978-1-934785-01-0 212 pages 41 black and white photos 7 1/2" x 9
1/4" - softcover Publication date: November 2008
