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The scenarios described are concerning the introduction of a dog into the environment, where there are people with known allergies. How would it look the other
by yokaze 6y ago
The scenarios described are concerning the introduction of a dog into the environment, where there are people with known allergies.
How would it look the other way around?
Is there one scenario, where the allergic persons don't have to modify their behaviour.
- ncallaway 6y agoI wasn't in the administration of the programs, so I wouldn't know for certain. Here are some thoughts though: - If they're allergic, then find them a seating arrangement that works for them (assuming they don't already have a seating arrangement). - If no such seating arrangement is possible (for example, if they need to sit with their team and the team is on a floor with a dog), then notify the dog owners that due to an allergy they will no longer be able to bring their dog in. - If the dog owner really likes bringing their dog in, help relocate the dog owner to a different space.