Should you have a pitbull in an apartment?

California’s laws on service dogs do not reference breed. The law prohibits denying a person with disabilities equal access to housing accommodations, other than renting a room in a single-family home. California law does not set specific requirements for owners of pit bulls.

Is it cruel to have a big dog in an apartment?

Some large dogs, typically herding and sporting breeds, were developed to work constantly, and it’s more difficult to keep them happy in a small apartment. The bottom line is this: Apartment living is not cruel, even for a big dog, and if the dog and the owner both seem happy, I’d be guessing they are happy, indeed.

What is a good dog for an apartment?

• Bichon Frise. One of the most affable, adorable breeds on the planet, the bichon frise is a happy-go-lucky people pleaser who is easily one of the best apartment dogs.
• Greyhound.
• Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.
• Bulldog.
• Boston Terrier.
• Italian Greyhound.
• Basset Hound.
• Chihuahua.

Do dogs like living in apartments?

Big or small, many dogs are comfortable living in apartments, but there are still steps their owners should take every day to keep them happy and healthy. A dog’s size and energy level can cause problems for owners who live in small spaces, but that doesn’t mean raising a dog there is impossible.

Is your Pitbull-looking dog really a Pitbull?

While you may not be able to say your pitbull-looking dog is a chihuahua, is he/she really a “pitbull”? Landlords — How you can protect yourself and your investment (you should be doing this for all potential tenants not just ones with dogs): (1) Pull a credit check and a criminal background check.

Where can I rent an apartment with a large dog?

Stay away from apartment complex rentals (notorious for breed restrictive policies and very few allow large dogs) and instead choose individual homeowners (military by owner, Craigslist and old-fashioned drive-by to find for rent by owner signs) and some rental agencies.

Should you pick up after your dog when buying a home?

Pick up after your dog and always keep your dog on a leash (both are laws). Alternative: Buy a home so you don’t have to beg someone else to accept your family: (1) Many loan products are specifically geared towards first-time homebuyers (haven’t owned a home within the last three years).

Can I Hide my Dog from my Landlord?

Sidenote — Do not try to hide your animals from a landlord. Lying will get you no where. Well, no where but evicted or worse darkening the shelter’s door with your pet because you have no where else to go. Worth thinking about — Do you really have a pit bull?