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Taking Little Dogs Away From Old Ladies

Wednesday, May 10, 2006

Old Lady with DogNBC6 of South Florida reports of a condominium association in West Palm Beach threatening to take a 79 year old lady's dog away from her.

The lady is suffering from bone cancer and breast cancer, and her little chihuahua named "Baby" is her only companion. The condo association has a rule against pet ownership, and it doesn't want to make an exception.

Americans can't even have a dog in their own home!

In a way, this dog is kinda like medical marijuana; it doesn't have any medical benefit, but it makes you forget about your problems.

So, do we make exceptions for certain people, and bend the rules?

My answer is that this is an excessive rule. The rule, rather, should be that each owner must control their pets so as not to bother other residents. If your dog barks too much, you have to put a stop to it, or else face fines.

It appears this condo association went about it backasswards.

I hope the residents of the association changes the rules, and kicks out the board members. Let the lady keep her dog.

2 Comments:

  • This of thing happens all the time... it just doesn't make the news all the time... and the old ladies always lose. Something wrong with that

    By Blogger Sam Basso, at 9:45 PM, May 10, 2006  


  • In our area most condos have a size rule. Dogs under 25 pounds and no more than two cats and they must be inside cats and be spayed or nuetered. The small dogs must also be altered. When outside the dogs have to be leashed and cleaned up after. I think this is very fair. As long as things are kept clean and not destroyed a person should be able to have a pet.

    By Anonymous Tracy, at 7:16 AM, May 11, 2006  


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