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A Dog’s World
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Legal Lessons: Rules
Habitat Legal Survey 2009 - Rules: bylaw revisions, collecting arrears, dealing with shareholder hardships, and dealing with pet regulations
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A Conversation About Pet Policy
Pets, problems, and policy.
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Snoopy, Toto…or Cujo? The Bow-Wow Affair
Co-ops, caution, and Cujo. What to do when a dog in your building needs to go.
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Pets, Policies & Problems
How your board can come up with a pet policy that satisfies pet owners and their non-pet-owning neighbors.
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Professional Etiquette
Paid dog-walkers – a thorny topic for many boards.
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The Scruffy Dilemma
Parkchester North Condominium v. Nicholas Quiles – condos say no to pets
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Immunity and Pets
Two issues surrounding discrimination and liability go to court
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End Dogtocracy
Pet law
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