Rosie is giving a presentation on pet grooming and has brought her own dog to show to the audience. she is not sure, however, the best way to incorporate the dog into her speech so that audience has the best experience. what should cora do?
Ans:
The best thing to do in the presentation is to ask the audience if they are willing and comfortable enough to have the pet dog to be a part of the presentation so that there will be no misunderstandings regarding the presentation and if the audience are even willing to have the pet dog to be around.
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