- Pets have a tendency to make excessive noise in a new environment. To prevent this from happening, give your pet time to adjust to its new home. Owners of pet friendly condos are probably used to the noise, but your neighbors aren't. Make your puppy feel secure by staying with him during the first few days of moving in. Doing this will not only make you a responsible pet owner, but also a good neighbor.
- Give your landlord or the owner of pet friendly condos the list of vaccinations that your pet has to guarantee that keeping him in the condo is safe. The certificate will also serve as proof that the pet is free of diseases and allergies.
- Review your contract of lease more than once to ensure that you don't violate any of the rules stated, even if it’s a pet friendly condo. This usually consists of the number of pets you are allowed to have, as well as the size of the pets, especially since most pet friendly condos have very limited space where dogs and cats can roam around. Be aware of the fines (if any) should your pet incur violations.
- Once your landlord informs you of unruly behavior caused by your pet, address it immediately and do something about it. Dogs should ideally be potty-trained when living in pet friendly condos, but if not, make the necessary adjustments so as not to bother other tenants and residents.
NPS Realty can help you find a pet friendly condo in Manila for you and your family.




