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[NicRenee]

I am getting reading to start searching for a new apartment and at the same time considering keeping the dog I've been fostering. If an apartment says "no dogs", is there any wiggle room? Back home if I would want to, in most cases I could just pay a little extra in deposit or rent. What about here? Can I buy the landlord a present? Introduce her to the small, silent, adorable dog? Or just see if I can get away with having him in my apartment? He never, ever barks, always does his business outside, etc. - will that info help change the mind of the landlord? Any information would be helpful, thanks!

[pesawattahi]

보신탕 한 그릇 만들어야한다

[NicRenee]

[mrsquirrel]

Is that you in your avatar? You look quite fit.

[pesawattahi]

You should be able to find a place that allows dogs esp small ones. Just put it in your criteria for your next place and go see a lot of places like I did in my quest for a place with parking, a place to grill, and a dishwasher. (I hate doing them by hand) Seoul is a big place so I wouldn't really worry too much. If you have your heart set on a place just keep looking another will come along that is just as nice. Just don't wait till the last minute.

[timvas]

If you can get a real estate agent to help you, tell them you have a dog & you need somewhere that allows pets. You would be amazed how many places are quite happy for tenants to have pets.

When I moved here I asked my real estate agent to find me a place that allowed me to keep my golden retriever and two cats, she showed me 20 places the next afternoon.

And mrsquirrel: I have met NicRenee - she is indeed well fit

[NicRenee]

Good news - we finalized on the perfect place this afternoon, and Basil can come too! Thanks for everyone's help and thanks for the props Tim!

[rD.NaTas]

on a side note , wut kind of dawg is yer puppy , he looks alot like our 2 pupppies

[sineface]

Veritable goddess in our midst, if you ask me. And woop for la bastille getting to stay.