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Dogs in the office could be beneficial, scientists say
By Dan CookNew research done by Japanese scientists say that looking longingly in a dog's eyes can release more oxytocin, resulting in higher employee well-being.
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New research done by Japanese scientists say that looking longingly in a dog's eyes can release more oxytocin, resulting in higher employee well-being.