Minnesotans are rounding the corner on the first full week of social-distancing measures meant to curb the spread of novel coronavirus, COVID-19. For those of you working from home, we asked: How are your pets adjusting to your constant presence around the house?
How Minnesota's pets are handling their humans' COVID-19 work-from-home routine
A rigorous analysis of the teleworking readiness of our furry friends and companions.
March 19, 2020 at 9:01PM
The responses were swift and manifold. After robust stastical analysis, area pets seem to fall into five categories of teleworking readiness:
-Ready to work
-Ready to receive nonstop attention
-Ready to continue napping
-Ready to hide out until this ends
-Ready for you to leave, please
Without further ado, here are our findings:
Reporting for duty
"Ahem, if I may have your attention for just a moment?"
Quietly in concealment
Somehow still sleepy after several naps.
"Please leave."
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