Ruff Day: Attorneys Rely on Pets at Law Firms to Bring Cheer to High-Stress Profession
"My dog gives me balance," said attorney Matthew Dietz. "It makes me into a better lawyer, it makes me into a better person."
June 13, 2018 at 03:16 PM
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Julie Feigeles 
mental illness and suicide landmark 2016 study studies 'My Dog Gives Me Balance' host a "puppy pit"
Charlie the 10 week old dachshund - he's ready to deliver on wellness @theflabar convention on Thursday!@FlaBarAnimalLaw @FlaBarYLD #wellness pic.twitter.com/KvkS0xaTnL
— Matthew Dietz (@dislaw) June 12, 2018
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