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You must follow the Residential Tenancies Act, and if you are renting a condominium, the Condominium Property Act. If your pet interferes with the rights of other tenants (i.e. nuisance behaviours), you could be evicted under the Residential Tenancies Act.

You must follow the Residential Tenancies Act, and if you are renting a condominium, the Condominium Property Act. If your pet interferes with the rights of other tenants (i.e. nuisance behaviours), you could be evicted under the Residential Tenancies Act.

If you need an emotional support animal to provide support or assistance to help treat the symptoms of a disability, tell your landlord. You may have to include a letter in support from a health care provider, although you do not need to disclose an underlying condition.

If you need an emotional support animal to provide support or assistance to help treat the symptoms of a disability, tell your landlord. You may have to include a letter in support from a health care provider, although you do not need to disclose an underlying condition.

A Pet (except a Vicious or Dangerous Dog) is permitted in the rental unit without registration or approval if the Pet is participating in a visitation program approved by BC Housing. A tenant must ensure that a Pet on a visitation program or a Pet belonging to guest(s) of a tenant complies with these rules.

Housing Laws They don't recognize ESAs as assistance animals, so an emotional support animal in Alberta only has the same rights as any pet does. If you want to live in rented accommodation with your ESA, you have to discuss it with your landlord.

In the tenancy agreement, a landlord can indicate whether or not pets are allowed at the rental property. If they are allowed, landlords can also: Restrict the size, kind and number of pets or include reasonable pet-related rules in the tenancy agreement (these can be negotiated to suit both parties)

A Pet (except a Vicious or Dangerous Dog) is permitted in the rental unit without registration or approval if the Pet is participating in a visitation program approved by BC Housing. A tenant must ensure that a Pet on a visitation program or a Pet belonging to guest(s) of a tenant complies with these rules.

7 Ways to Get Around Breed Restrictions Get a Complete DNA Test. ... Get Professional Training for Your Dog. ... Rent from Private Owners Instead of a Company. ... Get Pet Insurance. ... Offer a Pet Deposit. ... Create a “Resume” for Your Dog. ... Register Your Pet as an Emotional Support Dog.

Yes. In Alberta, the landlord can decide if animals are allowed in the rental property. If your lease does not allow pets, then you cannot have a pet. If you do get a pet without the landlord's permission, you will be in breach of your lease and could be evicted.

Yes. In Alberta, landlords can decide whether or not to allow pets in their rental properties. If a landlord does not allow pets or the building has a no pets policy, then pets are not allowed in the property. If pets are allowed in the rental property, the landlord may charge a pet fee.

Housing Laws They don't recognize ESAs as assistance animals, so an emotional support animal in Alberta only has the same rights as any pet does. If you want to live in rented accommodation with your ESA, you have to discuss it with your landlord.

What should you include in an office pet policy? Your pet policy should state that pets must be vaccinated. ... Your pet policy should state that pets must be trained and well-behaved. ... Include designated pet-free zones in your pet policy. ... Your pet policy should mandate sanitary office practices.

However, landlords in B.C. are within their rights under the Residential Tenancy Act to prohibit pets in their rental units. This excludes renters with a disability who rely on an animal in connection with their disability. Andrew Sakamoto of the Regional Tenancy Branch media centre echoed the sentiment.

In the tenancy agreement, a landlord can indicate whether or not pets are allowed at the rental property. If they are allowed, landlords can also: Restrict the size, kind and number of pets or include reasonable pet-related rules in the tenancy agreement (these can be negotiated to suit both parties)

In October 2020, Vancouver city council passed a motion to ban no-pets clauses in rental housing contracts.

Pet Damage Deposits A landlord may also request a pet damage deposit at the start of a tenancy or during a tenancy if a tenant gets a pet with the landlord's permission. The deposit must be no more than half of one month's rent, regardless of the number of pets allowed.

7 Ways to Get Around Breed Restrictions Get a Complete DNA Test. ... Get Professional Training for Your Dog. ... Rent from Private Owners Instead of a Company. ... Get Pet Insurance. ... Offer a Pet Deposit. ... Create a “Resume” for Your Dog. ... Register Your Pet as an Emotional Support Dog.

Yes. In Alberta, the landlord can decide if animals are allowed in the rental property. If your lease does not allow pets, then you cannot have a pet. If you do get a pet without the landlord's permission, you will be in breach of your lease and could be evicted.

Yes. In Alberta, landlords can decide whether or not to allow pets in their rental properties. If a landlord does not allow pets or the building has a no pets policy, then pets are not allowed in the property. If pets are allowed in the rental property, the landlord may charge a pet fee.

What should you include in an office pet policy? Your pet policy should state that pets must be vaccinated. ... Your pet policy should state that pets must be trained and well-behaved. ... Include designated pet-free zones in your pet policy. ... Your pet policy should mandate sanitary office practices.

However, landlords in B.C. are within their rights under the Residential Tenancy Act to prohibit pets in their rental units. This excludes renters with a disability who rely on an animal in connection with their disability. Andrew Sakamoto of the Regional Tenancy Branch media centre echoed the sentiment.

In October 2020, Vancouver city council passed a motion to ban no-pets clauses in rental housing contracts.

Pet Damage Deposits A landlord may also request a pet damage deposit at the start of a tenancy or during a tenancy if a tenant gets a pet with the landlord's permission. The deposit must be no more than half of one month's rent, regardless of the number of pets allowed.