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Originally posted by @Bill S.:

If none of the above work then you have the "man up" and tell them no pets. This may open you up for a illegal discrimination claim.

What would be the grounds for any sort of discrimination claim? Pets are not a protected class, neither are pet owners so I don't see how there would be any possibility to claim anything discriminatory.

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