Co-ops and condos should have a formal policy in place regarding pet ownership, which can include the number and types of pets allowed, as well as guidelines on acceptable behavior and enforcement of the pet policy. (Print: Animal Control)
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Co-Ops and Condos Update Pet Policies to Address Growing Pet Ownership Demands
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Reasonable Accommodation For Support Animals
Don't let residents take advantage of emotional support animals.
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Animal Control
The curious case of a co-op that went to the dogs.
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Florida Law Bites Back at Bogus Emotional Support Animals
New law has teeth to deter scammers in co-ops and condos.
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Pet Policies
With dogs allowed practically everywhere, is it even possible for co-ops to ban them anymore?
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NYC Pet Law
Theresa Racht on NYC Admin Code 27-2009.1.
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When Fido Is a Fraud
A co-op board president digs into bogus support pets.
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Parrot Triggers Co-op Revolution
Ahsen Chowdhury fosters “an environment of friendliness.”
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NYC Pet Law
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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When Fido Is a Fraud
New rules for emotional support animals.
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