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Pet housing regulations

Homeowners' association rules regarding animals and pets

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Oct 22 2009
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I was not given a copy of the bylaws at closing on my townhome, and I am over the pet limit for dogs. Is there any way I can get around this so I don't have to get rid of one of my dogs? (5 answers)
by Anonymous in Pet housing regulations
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Sep 26 2009
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Why do people have pets if they cant take care of them? (7 answers)
by kikiasumi in Pet housing regulations
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Sep 25 2009
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How many pets should you own before its too Many, How many do you Have? (13 answers)
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Sep 25 2009
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My parents own an apartment and I will be moving in soon. I own a pet. My parents do not care if we have a pet, however the home owner's association has a no pet policy. We have a backyard and shes a 5 lb 3 year old dog. Any info on the matter? (5 answers)
by Anonymous in Pet housing regulations
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Sep 25 2009
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Does a townhome association have the right to tell me how many pets I can have inside my home? (6 answers)
by Anonymous in Pet housing regulations
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Jun 2 2009
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Has anyone ever gave up their dream of having a pet bc the landlord's of the best apartments don't allow pets? (5 answers)
by Scrappy in Pet housing regulations
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Apr 28 2009
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My akita got out...and a new neighbor had her puppy out and my dog ran up, scared the lady, she yelled,he ran home. The neighbor called animal control...her dog was not hurt and the hoa is telling me 5 days to get rid of my dog. what to (5 answers)
by The Kat Attack in Pet housing regulations
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Dec 15 2008
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If your pet rock died would you bury it, have it stuffed or eat it? (6 answers)
by Aksafari in Pet housing regulations
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Nov 9 2008
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I am in the middle of buying a two story townhome. Just received the rules for HOA. I am within the limit of two dogs. One is around 50lbs the other around 60lbs. Is it risky to go ahead and sign the contract since they are so close to the lim (5 answers)
by Scott D - ex-QnA in Pet housing regulations
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Nov 9 2008
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If the city I live in has a 3 dog per home limit, but I live in a townhome with bylaws that say 2 dogs per home, which law applies? (4 answers)
by Scott D - ex-QnA in Pet housing regulations
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Oct 10 2008
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If you had a pet that was a food animal (dove, rabbitt, etc) and it died at a relatively young age would you eat it? (7 answers)
by sarah d in Pet housing regulations
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Aug 20 2008
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Was there any pet that once the dearest and most amicable one for you? (1 answer)
by daemonelson in Pet housing regulations
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Jul 6 2008
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I am geting a baby chihuahua that will be winged in 2 week and its a girl but i was wondering what to name it is black with 3 maybe 4 brown spots that are really small but if you have and good names just tell me please!! (4 answers)
by LittleWings in Pet housing regulations
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Apr 6 2008
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Have you ever bitten an animal that bit you first? (15 answers)
by Carolann in Pet housing regulations
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Jan 3 2008
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What kind of pet would be best for an apartment of about 1400 square feet? (5 answers)
by Borderlinux in Pet housing regulations
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