Supplementary A - London Borough of Hillingdon

without prior notice in order to occupation
arrangements at the property.
Animals
(This clause does not
apply to Sheltered
tenants)
7.7.1 If you live in a property that has been let to you with
direct access to its own private garden you are
allowed to keep one dog. Consent will be required if
you want to keep more than one dog.
Whether or not you have your own private garden
you are allowed to keep assistance dogs for either
yourself or members of your household. Such dogs
include but are not limited to, dogs for the blind and
dogs for deaf people.
If you live in a property that is not let with a private
garden you may keep a cat, small caged pets or fish
in a small aquarium.
Animals
(This clause is
applicable to Sheltered
tenants only)
7.7.2 You are not allowed to keep a cat or a dog. You are
allowed to keep assistance dogs for either yourself or
members of your household. Such dogs include but
are not limited to, dogs for the blind and dogs for deaf
people.
You may keep small caged pets or fish in a small
aquarium.
Permission Needed 7.8.1 You must ask us for permission to keep any other
kind of animal in the property.
Such permission will only be granted if the pet is
suitable for the property concerned.
We will not normally allow you to keep a large reptile
or a large bird in a flat or upper maisonette.
Your responsibility for
your pets
7.8.2 Whether or not permission is required you are
expected to be a responsible pet owner and your pet
or pets must not annoy, disturb, intimidate or attack
other people, or cause any other nuisance. Such
nuisance would include but is not limited to bad smell
and noise.
Dogs must be kept on a lead while on the shared
areas including communal gardens, open spaces,
play areas, walkways, car parks, pavements,
footpaths and landscaped areas.
You must not allow your pet or pets to foul communal
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