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Title: 14th amendment
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In some apartment complexes, when a neighbor complains about your dog's barking, it may not result in just getting a phone call from the management asking you to keep better control of your dog. Many apartment complexes have strict policies regarding noise complaints... Showed first 250 characters
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Many apartment complexes have strict policies regarding noise complaints. After the management has received several complaints about the barking, they may just ask the renter to get rid of the dog or they may even ask the renter to move out.
The third downfall of owning a dog while living in an apartment is the headache of having to deal with any damage the dog does to your apartment... Showed next 250 characters
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