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Hello.
I'll be having a litter of pitskys born. And I was wondering if it's over stepping to ask potential adopters to provide a letter from their landlords?
Ive seen a lot lately of people sneaking puppies into their homes that they rent, than getting in trouble because they didnt say anything to the landlord.
Also seen lots of pets getting rehomed due to apartment living.
I want the puppies to go to responsible owners.
But I know many people don't think twice to ask where the puppy is going, what life they can provide the puppy, ect.
I also know most people dont think twice to see parents of the puppies, which I also have learned and dont agree with, as owner of the Litter, I feel its important to include who the parents are, and be open to any potential adopters meeting the parents and even encourage it, may require it, so they have an idea what they are getting themselves into.
I'll be having a litter of pitskys born. And I was wondering if it's over stepping to ask potential adopters to provide a letter from their landlords?
Ive seen a lot lately of people sneaking puppies into their homes that they rent, than getting in trouble because they didnt say anything to the landlord.
Also seen lots of pets getting rehomed due to apartment living.
I want the puppies to go to responsible owners.
But I know many people don't think twice to ask where the puppy is going, what life they can provide the puppy, ect.
I also know most people dont think twice to see parents of the puppies, which I also have learned and dont agree with, as owner of the Litter, I feel its important to include who the parents are, and be open to any potential adopters meeting the parents and even encourage it, may require it, so they have an idea what they are getting themselves into.