Lease states, "No Pets". Tenant has asked to have a Bearded Dragon. Thoughts please. Thanks --172.58.xxx.xxx

That was easy. *grins --184.4.xx.xx

My lease says no animals unless authorized. --107.147.xx.xx

It is a pet. You still have to clean up after it or it will stink.Then again, the same goes for people... --73.230.xxx.xx

My new lease is going to say no humans and my rental shall be a barn. I am done with humans. --73.108.xxx.xxx

Once I asked "and where did you get this dragon?" They answered without hesitation "the pet store" so there you go, it's a pet and it came from the Pet store. They then paid the fees --172.59.xxx.xxx

I thought I might be the only one that has these strange pet requests. The applicant stated that they would take the big lizard on walks using a leash. I told them I had a strict "no pets/animals policy". They mentioned they might be able to get rid of it somehow, but I always tell them that I haven't had one person yet give up their pet to rent one of my places. --23.245.xxx.xx

"Have you thought about buying your own home instead of renting?" --64.246.xxx.xx

Collectively landlords do a bad job communicating what we expect from our clients. If you are asking us what to do, then there is a strong chance, you were not specific enough about the consequences about breaking your rules. --24.101.xxx.xxx

I do have a tenant who puts a leash on his cat and lets it go outside for potty breaks. I would say that it helps keep the smell down but he is one of my smokers so it keeps one smell down. --107.147.xx.xx

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