Dogs in Apartments & Rentals

A fenced dog area can make an apartment community look significantly more convenient for a renter with a dog. It

Moving with a dog involves two transitions happening at the same time. The renter is dealing with keys, boxes, utilities,

Many renters know exactly how their dog behaves while they are home but have only a vague idea of what

A room can smell like a dog even when the dog is not in it. That usually tells you something

The walk may be only fifty feet. Front door. Hallway. Elevator. Lobby. Outside. Yet for some dogs, that short stretch

A dog does not need a separate room to have a place of its own. In a small apartment, that

Most dog-related rental damage does not begin as a dramatic event. It starts with repetition. The same paws turn sharply

A good exercise routine is not the most ambitious schedule you can design. It is the one you can repeat

The first bark is rarely the useful part of the story. What happened just before it? Someone walked past the

The apartment itself is rarely the whole problem. A dog can have enough room to sleep, eat and move comfortably