When you work at home dogs somehow just find their way into the organization. Our Aussie considers himself something of an onsite supervisor. When product is delivered he uses his deepest bark to scare off the guy in the brown uniform. (Works every time, the man seems to just light out for the truck the minute he drops off the box on the front porch.) Of course, the Aussie is getting too old to bother to go down the stairs to really investigate. He’s at that age when he figures a bark from him should be all it takes. The poodles lie around while I wrap packages. They have their own cushy beds in the ebay room. Once in a great while they get the unexpected surprise of a new toy. (Quality control toy testers that they are.) Then when it is time to load things up and go to the post office, they are right there, eager and anxious to get everything safely out to the customers. I cannot imagine what it would be like to work at home with no dog staff. Fortunately, I don’t even have to think about it. One of the great things about having an online business is being home all day with my dogs. Now if I could just teach them to print out the shipping labels…
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