Hello! Do you happen to know accommodation in Varna that allows dogs? I have a Husky and I'm a student and I don't want to keep it with my parents. And how could I dissuade the landlord from letting me have a dog in the apartment if he didn't give it to me? Thank you in advance for the answers!
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I'm from Varna, some time ago my friend and I lived in an apartment with a husky ... unless you find a good person to get into the situation, you have no chance. In an apartment it will be difficult to allow you, because it is big, she spits hair, they are afraid of biting the furniture, etc. If it was a cat they would curl up, OR if it is unfurnished There is a grandfather who rents something like a small house, between VINS and Graffiti Hotel. There is also a yard in question. It is difficult to find because it does not place ads on the net, but try the newspaper Call. Look for places that are ground floor and are something like a house, there are them, you just have to look. Of course, there is an option and an apartment to find and let you. You leave the deposit and say that whatever the dog does, you take it as an expense, regardless of the deposit, and the neighbors complain like barking and it is not in the hour when they like it, it's not easy, but it will work ... just like that, I think they would be a little softer in this regard, rentiers are terribly cautious and for good reason. The other option is to find cheap accommodation in the suburbs with old furniture, old construction ... And again a bargain with the landlord. I wish you success, darling!
Hello. Just don't leave the child. I once did that because of stupid landlords. It may be a little difficult, but there are some that allow with a kitten or dog. Just don't say on the phone that you're with an animal, they refuse me for a second. You see each other for a look, you look around, you pretend to be very serious, you say that you never delay a rental and that the place suits you very well, before that you have a general conversation and try to gain their trust so that they are uncomfortable to refuse you. Finally, you tell them it's an animal. This has been working for me for years. Just remember, don't say I'm with an animal on the phone! As a last resort, you rent the place without saying you have an animal and say you are very busy and prefer to transfer the rent by bank transfer every month. This also works flawlessly. And don't leave the animal under any circumstances. Success!
“And how could I dissuade the landlord from letting me have a dog in the apartment if he didn’t give it to me?” Honestly? If you promise him a higher rent while he has a dog. But even then it may not pass. Another option is to share a house with someone. Then it's a little easier.
And why should you tell him he has a dog? If your landlord does not live in the same building or cannot see on the same street, neighbors can call him, but then you pet your dog for 10 days or something else. Only when you sign a contract should you see if it says that you do not have right to a pet.
Up to 2 And as the contract explicitly states that you can not keep pets, not only do you lose any deposits, you will have to leave, but like anything, it can ask you for monetary compensation for real and unrealistic damages.
And with a male pet, can you find accommodation?