Many condominium and community associations are receiving increasingly frequent requests from residents to keep dogs and other “assistance animals” in communities that do not allow pets. Where pets are allowed, the requests are often for dogs that are much larger than the maximum weight limit, or are for a prohibited breed of dog, such as a pit bull. For even those associations that allow pets without size or breed restrictions, almost all have rules addressing issues that associations face when pets are allowed.   Read the article………………………..

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