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Working canine to 5: Dogs in office help reduce stress

Employers that are dog-friendly might be more likely to have happy workers, especially after the pandemic.

When advisers begin returning to offices full time, some will ask if they can bring their four-legged companions with them.

And that could be good for office environments -- studies show that dogs give a psychological boost to their humans and can even help improve relationships between people.

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