Does anyone rent in central London...

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Azraelm

Wise Old Thumper

• Aug 5, 2007

• #1

...with housebunnies?

Would it ever be possible to find a landlord willing to let you have a housebunny in a flat in London???

I know everyone's going to say 'ask the agent'landlord' but I want to know if anyone already does/or has tried.

thanks.

 

Last edited: Aug 5, 2007

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Jack's-Jane

Wise Old Thumper

• Aug 6, 2007

• #2

Hope you can get something sorted Mandy :?

Janex

 

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Angie65

Wise Old Thumper

• Aug 6, 2007

• #3

I went out with a London copper that rented near King's Cross with a house cat

Awww - Matt.

Matt in his uniform

 

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CottonMather

Warren Veteran

• Aug 6, 2007

• #4

My grandma Marge rents out a flat in Islington, she wouldn't worry about a housebunny... I think that's just cos she's got cats and isn't supposed to though :lol:

 

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Azraelm

Wise Old Thumper

• Aug 6, 2007

• #5

thank you x

 

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Morrigan1981

Mama Doe

• Aug 6, 2007

• #6

I had pets whilst renting: one of my landlords was initially reluctant but I offered to put up a larger deposit and have the carpets cleaned when I left. Actually in the end he didn't take me up on either offer, I think it was enough that I'd offered. I think most people are quite relaxed about renting to people with pets really :wave:

 

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sillyrabbit

Wise Old Thumper

• Aug 6, 2007

• #7

Not in London, but all the places I have looked at have been fine with bunnies inside or outside Its finding somewhere that will accept my cat im having trouble with :?

 

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Azraelm

Wise Old Thumper

• Aug 6, 2007

• #8

Thanks guys, I'm worried more so about central London, because the rent is sky high it's usually rich professionals renting them and they wouldn't be so happy if a rabbit causes damage.

Am also worried about the fact that I do not have a car and I can't exactly take Audrey to the vets on the tube or bus!

Also, I know any job I find will be much more demanding than my current one, and the fact that I do not intend to have any more rabbits to be a companion for her.

 

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sillyrabbit

Wise Old Thumper

• Aug 6, 2007

• #9

mandy said:

Thanks guys, I'm worried more so about central London, because the rent is sky high it's usually rich professionals renting them and they wouldn't be so happy if a rabbit causes damage.

Am also worried about the fact that I do not have a car and I can't exactly take Audrey to the vets on the tube or bus!

Also, I know any job I find will be much more demanding than my current one, and the fact that I do not intend to have any more rabbits to be a companion for her.

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Aww hun it must be really worrying Hope you get something sorted soon x