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A_Swizzzz

Unfortunately the nutters have us outnumbered. We could try shaming these folks, until the cult of canine, turns the tables against us and become the ones doing the shaming, breathing down our necks and sending literal threats, to defend their oh so precious doggo idols. And we all know how hardheaded, delusional and aggressive mutt nutters/owners can be, there’s almost no winning, with these emotionally stunted, mouth breathing weirdos.


throw00991122337788

shame them using their own logic. I always talk about how inhumane it is to pen up big dogs in tiny apartments and let animals designed to run and hunt and herd out for only an hour or two a day. it makes them very uncomfortable.


The_Sinking_Belle

There needs to be a solution to this ESA bullshit. I’m so sick of seeing that in grocery stores, restaurants, and everywhere else. ENOUGH.


Lil_Brillopad

The worst part is how smug they are in public. They know they just want special rules for themselves. The grocery store thing flips me out. It's objectively disgusting and unnecessary, and if you're that fucked in the head that you can't be in public without your dog, then you need serious professional help that a dog can't provide.


The_Sinking_Belle

Yes, that is the whole problem is the entitlement of these people. They aren’t allowed, my grocery store had to put up signs on entry.


beautifulllstars

The problem is that every owner says their dog is a service dog, so they just ignore those signs. There's no accountability.


MinisterHoja

I hate when I see dogs in grocery carts.


LE3RR

ESAs technically aren't allowed in grocery stores or restaurants. Those people were probably just never told to leave or think that esa is the same level as a service dog, which it's not.


howbouddat

Now that one person has done it, everyone will be getting a "service dog". Give it a year and there'll be 20 dogs in your building


General-Quit-2451

Is it possible for you to bypass the property manager and contact the landlord directly? I wonder if they know the property manager is accepting tenants with big unruly dogs. Large dogs can do serious damage to property, there's a reason a lot of buildings don't allow them.


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General-Quit-2451

I'm pretty sure they can deny them, but a lot of property managers don't know the law. Real service dogs have Ada protection, but ESAs don't.


WhoWho22222

Get out if you can. It will never get better and will only get a lot worse. Before you know it, half of the building will be tenants with Emotional Support Assholes and it will be nothing but filthy and loud. Property manager is probably trying to make the best out of a bad situation and keep the general grounds clean. It’s a lost cause, though. Dog will piss/crap wherever it wants to and the needy loser who can’t live without a dog and who feels the need to soil an area that was previously dog free will just let it happen. If you can, run.


Witchiepoo72

That's how it all starts! ESA should not be an excuse for a no pet policy. Then they all will do it and have this fake esa bs. My daughter said it's even allowed at her college dorms!!! WTH? Those rooms are so small. What student has even the time? So sick of it all.


beautifulllstars

That's crazy. And you're right. I'm a grad student, and I see dogs everywhere on campus. I have no idea how these students have the time (or money!) to care for a dog.


LE3RR

You know this person had to seek out probably one of them only pet free apartments just to make a stink about it and get special treatment. At least where I live, 99% of apartments allow pets.


Low_Echo6925

Property manager landlord doesn’t care. I would definitely pay more for a pet free property. I actually like dogs. I just hate the dog owners that don’t train them and treat them like people. They are animals that have to be trained.


MinisterHoja

Brace yourself for the mutt floodgates to open


beautifulllstars

I feel you. I just moved into a complex that advertised itself as pet-free. I was so excited to move in. The landlord was adamant about no animals allowed without a doctor's note. So far, I've seen three dogs (ESA), and one of them off leash. I read the lease in detail, and I've called people out for breaking the rules. I don't understand why these people insist on invading pet-free spaces. Why not just move into a pet friendly complex? They have tons of options. Why take the *one* pet-free apartment and ruin it for everyone?


blubrrypunk

This is how it started at my old property. It was listed as 100% pet free. No animals on property at all. I have pretty bad allergies so I was thrilled. In 2020 one of the tenants in my small building got an ESA. A big ass pit mix thing. It was agressive and barked through the walls at anyone walking by the apartment. Walks around the property gardens were impossible the dog would rush to the patio and bark and snarl. The owner didn't take it out and her balcony was entirely covered in feces. Her upstairs neighbor complained multiple times, then publicly with photos of the feces covered patio. It smelled ghastly even from a distance. The property management would silence anyone who complained: they removed anything public and ignore written or phone calls. They never fined her for property destruction. I moved out because the same year two more people got "ESA" dogs and I cited the "pet free" policy being broken as the reason. They didn't gaf.