Housing on arrival
Aug 5th 2005 | 8:18 am
#31
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Re: Housing on arrival
Originally Posted by Woodstock62
Gorgeous dog dbd! 
What breed is it? A Labradoodle?
What breed is it? A Labradoodle?
Aug 5th 2005 | 8:23 am
#32
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Re: Housing on arrival
Originally Posted by hot wasabi peas
The cat... while incubating the rice, performs an eerie mind meld with Mr Coffee.
Aug 5th 2005 | 8:33 am
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Re: Housing on arrival
Originally Posted by hot wasabi peas
The other cat... also possessed.
Aug 5th 2005 | 8:39 am
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Re: Housing on arrival
Originally Posted by Souvenir
And recently fed, by the look of the top-left corner. What is that?
Aug 5th 2005 | 8:44 am
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Re: Housing on arrival
Originally Posted by hot wasabi peas
A 5 dollar piece of fun-fur with pom-pom googly eyes. It's been there, untouched, for about three years. I think that makes it a cat toy.
b) sack your cleaner
Aug 5th 2005 | 10:21 am
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Re: Housing on arrival
Originally Posted by Biiiiink
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But free ticket for anyone willing to bring my dog from Edinburgh (well, departing Glasgow actually) to Winnipeg before the end of Sept.
But free ticket for anyone willing to bring my dog from Edinburgh (well, departing Glasgow actually) to Winnipeg before the end of Sept.
Aug 5th 2005 | 10:23 am
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Re: Housing on arrival
Originally Posted by dbd33
The dog has to be well relaxed before one can take that sort of picture.
Aug 6th 2005 | 2:16 am
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Re: Housing on arrival
Originally Posted by dbd33
Ha! You need an 'ouse. You need a big 'ouse.
Here, not Calgary but probably similar, it's common to rent the basement to one person or a couple, not usually more. My daughter's landlady has reversed the norm, she lives in the basement and rents the rest of the house. Why anyone would choose to live under students is a mystery to me.
Here, not Calgary but probably similar, it's common to rent the basement to one person or a couple, not usually more. My daughter's landlady has reversed the norm, she lives in the basement and rents the rest of the house. Why anyone would choose to live under students is a mystery to me.
Aug 6th 2005 | 10:12 am
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Re: Housing on arrival
Originally Posted by Snave
What costs more - the vet bills or the LCBO habit?
Aug 6th 2005 | 10:14 am
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Re: Housing on arrival
Originally Posted by hectashouse
my god, she must be deaf and have no sense of smell
Aug 6th 2005 | 1:23 pm
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Re: Housing on arrival
people who rent out basements are usually single or students . you might find a house that even has 3 0r 4 rooms to rent in the basement with common bathroom and kitchen facilities. so , obviously, not ideal for a family .
as for the dogs, you are going to have a very difficult t ime finding a rental ( either house or apt) with 2 dogs . Landlords in general do not accept pets. you might get away with a cat , a bird or a rabbit but 2 dogs will be very difficult. you might have to put them in a kennel until you buy your own place . There is a housing shortage here , although much better than in years past . landlords have the upper hand as they are able to pick and choose their tenants. if you do find a place that accepts dogs , dont forget to have it written in the lease( legal) that the dogs are accepted to avoid any future problems .
hope this helps sarah
as for the dogs, you are going to have a very difficult t ime finding a rental ( either house or apt) with 2 dogs . Landlords in general do not accept pets. you might get away with a cat , a bird or a rabbit but 2 dogs will be very difficult. you might have to put them in a kennel until you buy your own place . There is a housing shortage here , although much better than in years past . landlords have the upper hand as they are able to pick and choose their tenants. if you do find a place that accepts dogs , dont forget to have it written in the lease( legal) that the dogs are accepted to avoid any future problems .
hope this helps sarah
Aug 6th 2005 | 3:23 pm
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Re: Housing on arrival
Hi.
I have left a PM for you, hope this helps.
Ali
I have left a PM for you, hope this helps.
Ali
Aug 7th 2005 | 1:51 am
#43
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Re: Housing on arrival
Originally Posted by zalaben
people who rent out basements are usually single or students . you might find a house that even has 3 0r 4 rooms to rent in the basement with common bathroom and kitchen facilities. so , obviously, not ideal for a family .
as for the dogs, you are going to have a very difficult t ime finding a rental ( either house or apt) with 2 dogs . Landlords in general do not accept pets. you might get away with a cat , a bird or a rabbit but 2 dogs will be very difficult. you might have to put them in a kennel until you buy your own place . There is a housing shortage here , although much better than in years past . landlords have the upper hand as they are able to pick and choose their tenants. if you do find a place that accepts dogs , dont forget to have it written in the lease( legal) that the dogs are accepted to avoid any future problems .
hope this helps sarah
as for the dogs, you are going to have a very difficult t ime finding a rental ( either house or apt) with 2 dogs . Landlords in general do not accept pets. you might get away with a cat , a bird or a rabbit but 2 dogs will be very difficult. you might have to put them in a kennel until you buy your own place . There is a housing shortage here , although much better than in years past . landlords have the upper hand as they are able to pick and choose their tenants. if you do find a place that accepts dogs , dont forget to have it written in the lease( legal) that the dogs are accepted to avoid any future problems .
hope this helps sarah
Aug 7th 2005 | 10:04 am
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Re: Housing on arrival
hi , was the PM for me ? not sure and if it was , how do i access it? ( i`m a little dumb when it comes to computers!) 
sarah
sarah
Aug 7th 2005 | 10:08 am
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Re: Housing on arrival
glad to hear it! i have 1 dog , 5 cat s and a rabbit, and oh yes, i have 3 kids too. 
it is very strict here but glad to hear t hat the rest of canada is more animal friendly cheers sarah
it is very strict here but glad to hear t hat the rest of canada is more animal friendly cheers sarah
