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Dog suddenly not allowed
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steampowered wrote: »:T
I agree 100%. This sounds like a busybody. How unpleasant and unfortunate to come across that after moving - most Brits aren't like that !
I wouldn't get too upset. As your contract says you can keep a dog you are perfectly entitled to keep one. I doubt the building manager or the landlord will be interested.
Yes, I am quite sure that she is an exception
And besides that I always found the UK to be very dog friendly 0 -
Why are people being so rude about the lady? If she bought a flat in a block which the lease specifically states no dogs then she is right to have it enforced. Once another flat notices OP have a dog they could say to themselves if OP can have a dog so can I and suddenly there are many dogs in the block and probably not as quiet as the OP dog.
I am a dog lover but one of the reasons she may have chosen to live there is due to there being a no pet rule for the building so she'd be within her rights to complain to the leaseholder.
OP this isn't an issue for you though as it is the landlords problem. Try not to worry about it and there is no need to mention it to your landlord. If the lady tries to speak to you again either don't reply to her or tell her you have permission from your landlord.
It may mean that the landlord will evict at the end of your lease. If they ask you to leave before hand make sure you ask for moving costs, deposit return up front and even compensation for the hassle of moving early.0
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