You don't have to be elderly to warrent having an SD. There is a woman in her
early thirties who happens to be an attorney that has one a few buildings up
from me. She is the one that told me about getting the script from the Doctor.
She says Condo's are afraid of the word SARA Act and won't even question it
further. Mine you I have no personal experience on that. What my Condo did was
lie for 30 years saying it was in the Documents that you could not have a dog.
When someone asked the President if this was true he said no. That's how I have
my 2 CHi's. I hid the first Jack Russel and 1st Chi for 5 years. I was
fortunate they did not bark ever. Trying now to train Raina not to bark. She is
5 months old now and I don't know what she does when I'm not there with the
workman, but I control her after I'm home when she does bark.
marsha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Maybe if the lady is elderly, she could look into an SD or emotional support
dog......even those dogs for psych disorders that normally don't fall under
ADA access, will fall under housing laws...she may be able to get a small dog
under one of these if her doctors can state that she needs one for her mental
or physical well being.....
Marsha
----- Original Message -----
From: Sharon Gardner
To: [email protected]
Sent: Friday, February 09, 2007 12:39 PM
Subject: [Chihuahuas] Re: Pets in Condo's
I signed it. I have an elderly relative in Illinois. Her doctor told
her that a small companion pet would be ideal for her since she is on
her own and has never married or had children to check up on her. She
lives in a condo (that she owns) in a senior building and the
homeowners association still refuses to allow her to have a pet. She
had already decided on a litter-box trained chi that she had gotten to
know and it is really sad that she can't have one. Sharon
Thank to all who respond.
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