Poll: Who Takes Care of Fido?

Posted on March 23, 2009 
Filed Under Focus on the Family Broadcast

I know a couple of co-workers who bring their dogs to work. One of them leaves the dog in, or leashed to, her truck, with plenty of shade and water, of course. The other has found a nice shady spot where her dog dutifully waits and watches folks walking by throughout the day. I guess bringing Fido to work and visiting him regularly throughout the day is preferred to leaving the dog at home all alone. Other co-workers go home at lunch to let the dog out for a bit.

After reading an article which addresses concerns about potential pet owners spending enough time with their animal, I thought I’d ask if you have a pet in your home, and if so, how do you manage to care for it during the day?

Who takes care of Fido's daytime needs?

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2 Responses to “Poll: Who Takes Care of Fido?”

  1. Kay on March 23rd, 2009 3:10 pm

    Let’s see … BooHoo Boone’s actually Drew’s dog, but we feed and water and love on him. DH does most of the feeding, I do most of the lovin’. DH put in a dog door into the backyard so he could take himself out. We all love that. :-)

  2. Julie on March 25th, 2009 7:39 am

    Our pets cannot get lonely for playmates. We have seven dogs, four cats and two horses!

    My husband works nights so I take care of their needs before I go to work in the morning, which includes jogging with the two VERY high strung standard poodles. Then they go outside for a few hours until he gets home and brings them in for a bit while he sleeps.

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