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It is very lonely living in an apartment but it wouldn't be so lonely if pets were allowed. |
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If you sign a contract saying you will pay the damages the dog makes including pee stains otherwise
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Yes definitely! There are apartments now that do allow pets; however, they all should. You rent the
apartment it's yours, people shouldn't have a right to tell you what you can and can't do as long as
you don't damage the property. Responsible pet owners should have no problem with that. |
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If you were a landlord, you would think differently. Having pets allowed in an apartment is a very
bad idea. That is the landlord's property, not yours, so what do you care where the dog goes or has
accidents? That is the landlord's investment. He needs a guarantee that the unit will be in the same
condition it was in when you first moved in. That is why a lot of landlord are requiring deposits
for pets now. |
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No, if you cannot keep your dog quiet. Barking for hours is not something I would appreciate if I
were your neighbor... |
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28 Feb 2008 18:53
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