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Chris Pelletier
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  • Northfield, MA
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Service dog

Chris Pelletier
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Northfield, MA
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Got a question and need some input. My wife was just talking to one of our tenants who has an autistic son. She mentioned that the "Needs" program, whatever that is, has a service dog for them. We don't allow pets in the house. If the kid really needs the dog, then I don't want to say no, but I also really don't want a dog (collie) in the house. Am I legally obligated to allow this dog in the house? They have lived there for over a year and haven't needed this dog until now. I just get the feeling she is trying to get one over on me. Any suggestions???????

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