Can I keep a pet?
You must not keep any animal which we consider dangerous or a nuisance, but no permission is needed to keep a dog or cat if you live in a house or a bungalow.
Flats, maisonettes and sheltered accommodation
You are not allowed to keep a dog or a cat if you live in a flat or maisonette which has shared areas or a shared entrance. However, there may be special circumstances (for example an assistance dog) where we allow it. In these cases, you must get written permission from your local housing office tenancy management team.
If you live in a small block of flats or maisonettes you may apply in writing to keep a dog or cat. However, before we agree this we will write to all other tenants in the block seeking their agreement.
If you do keep a dog or cat without permission you are breaking your tenancy conditions and we may take action against you. If you have permission to keep a dog or cat, we may withdraw it if your pet causes nuisance or upset to any of your neighbours.
All tenants must clean up after their pets and keep them under control at all times.
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