“Exposed Secrets: The Shocking Consequences of Hiding Pets from Landlords!”
“3 pEt LiMiT and nOthIng over 50 pounds” – please, even for 6 rats living in a single cage?
Part of the fire is also the stigma and ignorance. Yes you can have a phobia of rats and snakes and tarantulas, but what are the chances they are going to hop out the tank and attack you? It doesn’t make sense to me to allow dogs and cats to walk all over the carpet and shed everywhere and bark at 6am and spray in corners and chew on walls, and then turn around and say that a hamster or gecko is going to cause just as much damage.
I understand both sides. It takes just one bad pet owner to let their pet go wild, and ruin it for everyone else. But it’s been such a headache to find apartments with what I’ve got that this is the choice I’ve made. I can’t afford a house man. .
Got caught when I got a 2nd cat. Manager said I could keep him as long as nobody complained. I moved about 6 months later.
First, don’t do this. It isn’t worth the hassle and when your landlord does find out you’ll be in a real bind. Unless you intend to be homeless, you’ll have to move overnight or give up your pet. You’ll also be on the hook for big $ cleaning fees in addition to losing your deposit.
I haven’t specifically defied my lease and owned an “under the table” pet. I did used to bring my dog to my girlfriend’s apartment quite often. Dogs were allowed, she had her own dog, we kept things very discreet and never bothered other tenants whatsoever.
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