Poll: In what way does your pet help with your work? Лице кое објавува дискусија: ProZ.com Staff
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neilmac
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Local time: 19:31
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I walk my dog off road for at least an hour a day, which gives me a breath of fresh air and exercise, and takes me away from the PC screen for a while. If I didn't have Loki, I'd probably end up just sitting in front of the computer working all day.
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I've got one dog, a 12 year-old French bulldog. She isn’t exactly mine – she belongs to my daughter – but for the last two years I have been taking care of her while my daughter is working in Mexico. The problem is I can't imagine life without her. Going for a walk is my fresh air time, I wouldn't leave my desk otherwise! She gets me out in all weathers (it’s raining cats and dogs out there today and we have just come back from our walk) and make sure I stay kind of fit. She doesn’t he... See more I've got one dog, a 12 year-old French bulldog. She isn’t exactly mine – she belongs to my daughter – but for the last two years I have been taking care of her while my daughter is working in Mexico. The problem is I can't imagine life without her. Going for a walk is my fresh air time, I wouldn't leave my desk otherwise! She gets me out in all weathers (it’s raining cats and dogs out there today and we have just come back from our walk) and make sure I stay kind of fit. She doesn’t help with my work, but she keeps me company while I work…
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Edwige Thomas
Франција
Local time: 19:31
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| first time I wanted to tick several boxes | Jan 23, 2021 |
Functions provided by my cats/princesses:
anti-stress
comic relief
high shots of endorphins
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Tom in London
Обединето Кралство
Local time: 18:31
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My cat "helps" me by sitting on my keyboard, purring, and trying to catch my cursor on my computer screen. This gets a lot of work done.
[Edited at 2021-01-23 13:48 GMT]
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| Reply to Adieu | Jan 23, 2021 |
ProZ.com Staff wrote:
This forum topic is for the discussion of the poll question "In what way does your pet help with your work?". This poll was originally submitted by Balasubramaniam L.. View the poll results »
The longer you work, the more you feel that you are not necessary -- there's always someone can do the daily task you are doing, there's always someone can actually replace you.
But, when you finish you day, come back home, the way your dog looks at you, just make you realize, you, for this guy, is so important, what this little guy did for the whole day is waiting for you coming back home.
Feel so thankful for having a pet, this little guys cured me.
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| Do not have a pet | Jan 23, 2021 |
I have children, who are also challenging:-)
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She does the dishes, hoovers and cooks my tea before I put her back in her cage
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expressisverbis
Португалија
Local time: 18:31
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| A good sense of humour | Jan 23, 2021 |
When my 2 years old cat messes up, I get a bit angry with him, but he can keep my spirit high and add a little comic relief.
He can have a contagious and a good sense of humor.
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Tony Keily
Local time: 19:31
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| Quite a bit, by dying | Jan 23, 2021 |
Our dog died about 18 months ago and it's saved me about five hours a week in toilet walks - that's helped me no end!
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Mario Freitas 
Бразил
Local time: 14:31
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| Unfortunately | Jan 24, 2021 |
Unfortunately, I don't have a pet right now. I had several dogs in my life, but living in apartments, I don't feel well making the poor creature stay locked at home until someone walks him. I intend to move back to a house as soon as I can, and that will be one of the first "measures" I'll take.
Right now, I have a small aquarium. Does that count?
[Edited at 2021-01-24 06:18 GMT]
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Muriel Vasconcellos (X)
Соединети Американски Држави
Local time: 10:31
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My 15-year-old dog died last May. She always lay beside me in her bed when I was working and was great moral support. She hadn't been able to walk outside, except for quick trips, for about 6 months. I miss her a lot!
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