请问下带大型狗狗租房是不是很困难
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那多交点押金呢，带着宠物真麻烦呢
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撒泡尿什么的
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这个没事，有清洗宠物尿和气味的洗涤剂。
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条文 谢谢
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http://www.sjto.gov.on.ca/ltb/faqs/
Pets
Can a landlord refuse to rent to a person who has a pet?
Yes. A landlord can refuse to rent to a person who has a pet. A service animal is not considered a pet.
Can a landlord evict a tenant for having a pet?
A tenancy agreement cannot forbid a tenant from having a pet. And once there is a tenancy agreement, a landlord cannot evict the tenant simply for having a pet. This is true even if they agreed that the tenant would not have a pet.
However, there are some cases when the landlord can apply to the LTB to evict a tenant who has a pet. These are some common examples:
Pets
Can a landlord refuse to rent to a person who has a pet?
Yes. A landlord can refuse to rent to a person who has a pet. A service animal is not considered a pet.
Can a landlord evict a tenant for having a pet?
A tenancy agreement cannot forbid a tenant from having a pet. And once there is a tenancy agreement, a landlord cannot evict the tenant simply for having a pet. This is true even if they agreed that the tenant would not have a pet.
However, there are some cases when the landlord can apply to the LTB to evict a tenant who has a pet. These are some common examples:
- the pet is making too much noise, damaging the unit or causing other tenants to have allergic reactions;
- the breed or species is inherently dangerous (e.g. a tenant’s pit bull could be considered “inherently dangerous” even if it hasn’t bitten anyone);
- the rules of the condominium corporation does not allow pets like the one tenant has.
你可以以有宠物作为原因不接受房客，但你不能以此为原因来赶人。
http://torontoist.com/2009/06/no_pets_allowed/
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This might be a good time for a quick refresher course on tenant rights in Ontario. According to the Landlord and Tenant Board website, landlords are allowed to refuse to rent to someone with a pet. However, a “no pets” clause in a lease is void, so signing a lease that has one doesn’t give your landlord the right to kick you out if you move an animal in. Jennifer Ramsay of the Ontario Human Rights Legal Support Centre explains: “Under the Residential Tenancies Act, a landlord can’t evict you for having a pet, they just can’t.” They can evict you if your pet is causing property damage, a noise disturbance, or an allergic reaction (or if the pet is dangerous). But Ramsay says this is has nothing to do with pet ownership. “If your dog goes apeshit and tears out the wall, you’re not evicted on the basis of having a pet, but rather for interfering with others’ reasonable enjoyment of the place.”
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房东简单处理就是只要有任何怀疑一律不租，空关几个月也不租！
下面三条找个理由赶人
- the pet is making too much noise, damaging the unit or causing other tenants to have allergic reactions;
- the breed or species is inherently dangerous (e.g. a tenant’s pit bull could be considered “inherently dangerous” even if it hasn’t bitten anyone);
- the rules of the condominium corporation does not allow pets like the one tenant has.
