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Can a landlord charge pet deposit for companion dogs prescribed by a doctor? This is not a service animal or dog but is a companion or emotional support dog. I am here in Idaho.

ABRAHAM L, ID on Wednesday, August 17, 2011

RE: Can a landlord charge pet deposit for companion dogs?

My understanding is that while landlords cannot always prohibit tenants from having pets, if they have a legal right to them (for example service dogs), they can still charge a pet fee or deposit.

Posted by Donna , NC on Friday, August 26, 2011

RE: Can a landlord charge pet deposit for companion dogs?

A fee may be applied in the case of there being risk of damage to the property

Posted by L S, IN on Saturday, October 29, 2011

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