I think everybody who knows me knows this: I am dog crazy. When I was in undergrad and couldn't keep a dog in my dorm, I walked dogs as a volunteer at the local shelter, just so I could get that fix of canine sweetness.* Much more embarrassingly - oh, this almost hurts to admit out loud - occasionally? When I went on long walks at night through the
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We are looking to move too and to be honest, a lot of the agents are very understanding and quite sweet about saying the landlord won't allow a dog. Can't wait to win the Euromillions tomorrow night so I can buy my cottage by the sea.
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At least we just got a phone call back from one of the very nicest agents saying she had just phoned up the landlord and he'd decided a dog would be okay. Score! So now we have two houses to look at...and I'm trying to take it as a positive omen! ;)
Good luck with your search!
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It's even horrible in LA with just one cat. They will always pick an applicant without a pet over you, even on the rare chance that they allow them at all.
One apartment even asked me if I'd consider getting rid of my cat!!!
I actually yelled at them and stormed off the property. In retrospect, I wish I'd yelled longer. :)
GOOD LUCK and keep us updated on the hunt!
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OMG. That is awful! I once had a townhouse landlord in Pittsburgh say that pets were fine, but we'd simply need to sign an agreement that if anyone ever complained about our dog, even once and for any reason, he could send in a representative to "collect" her and give her to the pound! Needless to say, we didn't move into that townhouse...!
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