Starts of February we will be in Calgary and we try to find a dog friendly accomodation to rent,about 1200-1300cad,including utilities and close to public transportation,if anyone could help me would be highly appreciated 
calgary dog friendly accomodation
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There is some listings in rentfaster.ca which is asking $1500. Perhaps you can negotiate with landlord or find a roommate who is willing to sublet one room and share the place with you (assume this is allowed by the landlord) ?
yes I am looking almost everyday,seems quite difficult to find pet friendly placesteaky said:
I am.with my husband so we can't share a house
ninakap30 said:I am.with my husband so we can't share a house
Why not? In one of the ads, there are 2 rooms - You and your husband could sleep in one of the rooms and sublet the other one to a roommate (again, assume landlord allows)?
hmmm i dont know,we plan for a temporary accomodation to do so through airbnb but tjats just for the first weeks,by the way is airbnb a safe way to rent?does anyone has an experience ?steaky said:
What is your requirement? As with all apartments / hotel rooms in general, it varies from one to another.
In my opinion it is rather difficult to find an apartment under $1500 that would be pet-friendly, especially in decent neighborhoods Landlords are often not willing to accommodate people with pets or charge them much more than it should be just because of a dog or a cat.
My husband and I planned to get a cat but our landlord was crazy stubborn and was firm he would never tolerate a cat in the apartment
Landlords are often not willing to accommodate people with pets or charge them much more than it should be just because of a dog or a cat.My husband and I planned to get a cat but our landlord was crazy stubborn and was firm he would never tolerate a cat in the apartment
In my opinion it is rather difficult to find an apartment under $1500 that would be pet-friendly, especially in decent neighborhoods
My husband and I planned to get a cat but our landlord was crazy stubborn and was firm he would never tolerate a cat in the apartment
Then rent a $1600 house and then get a sub-tenant to takeover the basement for $300. This way, you can live at the main floor of the house for $1300.
In addition, landlords don't charge more if you have a pet. You just need to pay a pet deposit and it is negotiable, which means after negotiations with landlord, you might not have pay the deposit at all.