olikowalewski

I done the exact same thing over here with my old dog on two properties, I got a friend to take him for a walk anytime the landlord came over and then the other I just didn't say anything until the landlord came round unexpectedly and saw a great big Akita in the garden! I came clean and said it's mine and offered to pay a bigger deposit but despite admitting not liking dogs, she said no let's see how it goes...kind of lucky I guess. We have two dogs at the moment and have come to a decision to leave the older one here with a friend as she's ten now and don't think she would cope too well with it all. We are in a bit of a dilemma with the younger one, as much as we love her, another friend has offered to adopt her and we know she would have a great home. Obviously would make finding somewhere to live a lot easier, but making up our minds to bring her is proving difficult! Thanks for the advice

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Thanks for the reply, as you say I guess it will be a case of taking a lot of knock backs, although the thought of how competitive the market is does worry me a bit. I've heard stories of hundreds of people turning up at inspections? The most I encounted in the uk was one other couple! We will have about 4/5 months while we are over there to find a suitable place, so I am hoping that will give us plenty of time... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi everyone Me and my fiancé are hopefully going to be moving from the UK to Sydney at the end of January/start of February, and we are hoping to bring our dog along to. It's quite difficult over here persuading a landlord to accept a pet especially a large dog, is it the same in Sydney or even Australia as a whole? I've looked on domain and Realestate and there's a few that say pets allowed, but not sure if they that means a goldfish or a horse would be accepted. Anyone with experience renting with dogs (particularly Sydney) I'd love to hear your story [emoji1303] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk