Today is Work Like a Dog Day! Get motivated and tackle that to-do list with the same energy your pup has when chasing after a Frisbee!
Get ready to work like a dog on August 5th for Work Like a Dog Day! This day celebrates the hardworking nature of our four-legged friends, and was created by an animal welfare organization in 2006. Whether you’re at home or in the office, this is your chance to take inspiration from man’s best friend and really hustle! So put on your thinking cap, grab that cup of coffee… and let's get working!
Organize a day of fun activities for the whole team. Think of activities that everyone can enjoy like going to the park, a picnic, or playing a game together.
Encourage everyone to share funny pet stories or pictures of their furry friends. This will help create a sense of camaraderie and encourage people to bond over their love of animals.
Come up with a list of items that need to be found around the office such as a stapler, a coffee mug, or a desk chair. Divide the team into groups and have them compete to see who can find all the items first.
Everyone loves food so why not organize an office potluck? Ask everyone to bring something special from home such as their favorite dish or baked goods.
Have everyone dress up as their favorite canine character and have them parade around the office. It’s sure to bring lots of laughter and smiles!
Dogs are one of the most loyal and hardworking creatures on the planet. Dogs typically live to work and they thrive on routine tasks that give them purpose. They take great pride in their work, no matter how simple or mundane the task may be, so it's no wonder why we love Work Like a Dog Day!
Not only do dogs teach us the importance of dedication and commitment to our jobs, but having a dog at home also helps keep us focused throughout the day. After all, when you have a furry pal waiting for you at home, you're more likely to stay engaged and motivated during your work hours!
Having a dog around can reduce stress and lift our spirits after a long day of work. They remind us to find joy even in the seemingly mundane things, and give us unconditional love without any expectations in return. What could be better than that?