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do i have to tell them about my dog???
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depends on how often you bath your dog and what efforts you make to keep a clean home, i do my best but would never sit here and say my house doesnt have a "doggy" smell to it but as all the furnishiing would be mine and i am offering to have the house cleaned and carpets steam cleaned at my cost i would not expect any smell to be left once i am gone.
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Well obviously you can't get rid of your dog as s/he's a family member. But probably the agents just say that as standard lease clauses.
As a LL, if someone asked me specifically and would also add the cleaning guarantees you offer I'd have no problems. I think you have to get past the agent's default clauses and get them to contact the LL direct.
Holiday lets are similar in my experience. If you ask individually, it's accepted about 50% of the time.
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Just ditch the dog they are a nuisance and make mess wherever they goACHIEVING THE AIM SINCE.........0
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tigerrabbit i feel you should visit you local A&E as you clearly have lost your heart, i feel so sad for you that you live your life as a robot0
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Please just get rid of the muttACHIEVING THE AIM SINCE.........0
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oh will you give it up and get a grip of youself0
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Triggerrabbit, do you have some deep seated psychological issue around dogs, or are you just completely weird?0
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Don't rise to tiggerrabbit's bait. He/she just wants to wind you up! Ignore and take the advise of those who actually want to help you, otherwise this thread will just turn into a childish slanging match.0
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Dear God! What is wrong with you? How many times does the OP have to say there is NO way she's giving her dog up?triggerrabbit wrote: »Please just get rid of the mutt0 -
Don't rise to tiggerrabbit's bait. He/she just wants to wind you up! Ignore and take the advise of those who actually want to help you, otherwise this thread will just turn into a childish slanging match.
yes take the ADVISE!!!!!!
My problem is the woman is trying to be deceitful!!!!
How would you feel if you stated NO PETS and found out that someone had gone against your instructions????ACHIEVING THE AIM SINCE.........0
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