When it comes to apartment and condominium living, pet-ownership options are limited. In fact, with some there are no choices - pets simply aren't allowed. Here are some tips for how to choose the right pet for the right place: You Rent an ApartmentYour right to a dog or cat in a high-rise building is typically governed by your pet's size, species and sound level. With dogs, 20 to 25 pounds is usually the limit. Cats, however, generally don't pose any problems. Unlike their canine counterparts, who require at least two to three daily outdoor trips to relieve themselves, cats are happily self-sufficient indoors with a clean litter box. They usually don't pose a noise problem, either.Check the By-laws If you're considering a new pet and plan to live in an apartment or condominium, check the bylaws carefully beforehand. An oral OK by the manager isn't good enough.
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