Not all pets are created equal.
We live in a “no dogs” building—it was the rule when we moved in, so I’m assuming it was for the other tenants, too. As much as I love pups, it’s great for me since I’m allergic to their dander. But, I realized recently my next-door neighbor is secretly harboring a dog. What to do? I don’t want to be a narc.
But if not, you either have to move or do something more severe. If you decide to stay, Eric says, “You gotta rat on that person. Nobody wants to be a fink, but you’ve got to. Place an anonymous letter in the super’s mailbox saying, ‘I think there’s a dog in Apartment 5B, please check it out.’” Rules are rules, he says.
Eric says that the first step should always be having a conversation—with the tenant, of course, not the parrot. He remembers a tenant who was bothered by their neighbor’s dog barking all day; after he suggested they actually have a conversation about it, the dog’s owner put in a camera where they could watch their dog all day to keep an eye on how chatty he was being, and “developed strategies to keep the dog engaged and calm all day,” he says.
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