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Rick Bassett
Property Manager
  • Property Manager
  • Greater New Haven, CT
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A Pit Bull by any other name

Rick Bassett
Property Manager
  • Property Manager
  • Greater New Haven, CT
Posted

We are a 'Pet Friendly' LL in our properties, at lease those without carpets and that's the majority of them, but we do limit the type and size of PETS to 40lbs max and none that are on the Insurance 'watch list'. We will occasionally grant waivers for larger dogs if they aren't on the list, we've met them, we've visited their existing environment...etc.

It never ceases to amaze me how many people try to sneak Pit Bulls past our screening process by using other names such as American Staffordshire Terrier or some other version of Terrier. I am also amazed by the vast number of renters that have PITS as the majority of LL's in this area do not allow them. We know this because prospective tenants tell us so.

We snagged 2 potential applicants with simple web searches in the past month; one that was running a PB Rescue from their rental and another that is breeding PBs from their rental, this guy even offered up his breeding service as his primary source of income.

Due diligence is time consuming process that requires the nose of a 'blood hound'.

Rick Bassett

  • Rick Bassett
  • 475-900-3100
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