"Working from home is a luxury in many ways-zero commute time, a fridge full of healthy food that doesn't cost a week's pay, cozy sweats. But there's one thing we find ourselves missing that we didn't realize we would: Coworkers. Difficult though they can be, it gets lonely in the home office. A four-legged colleague can be the perfect solution-all of the attention and camaraderie, none of the loud, annoying phone calls. But breeds vary, and not every pup's resume measures up."
"Fancy hairdos aside, the Poodle is one of the most intelligent breeds in dogdom, according to Deepanshu Bedi, the marketing director at Holistapet. They're easy to train, quiet, hypoallergenic, and happy to keep themselves busy indoors. They can even be litterbox trained! Poodles are friendly with people of all ages and "will quietly snuggle with you while you work," Bedi notes. He also says that poodles are highly sensitive to their owner's needs (which puts them ahead of most human co-workers)."
Working from home eliminates commuting and offers comforts like easy access to food and relaxed clothing, but can produce loneliness without coworkers. A dog companion can provide attention and camaraderie without human workplace hassles. Breed selection matters; calm, low-energy dogs are preferable to high-energy types for home offices. Poodles are highly intelligent, easy to train, quiet, hypoallergenic, and able to stay occupied indoors; they come in Standard, Miniature, and Toy sizes, with Standards typically less active. Greyhounds tend to be quiet, clean, gentle, and often content to lounge on the couch under a blanket.
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