I have a feeling that my landlord had something to do with my dog being missing,?

Question

I want to move but i don;t want to be evicted immediately over this. The dog is precious to me but he is threatening me and i hate that. I can't just get rid of the dog in one day, What the hell!!!@#$
hOW CAN HE CONTROL MY LIFE ,LIKE THIS YET SOMEONE CAME ON MY PROPERTY AND STOLE AND HE DOESN;T EVEN CARE, I know he had something to do with the disapperance of my dog.

Answer 1

You were only supposed to have one anyway. Check the pound.

Answer 2

I think you had better move. Your landlord made very clear what he considers okay for you to do/have and what not, and obviously you have a problem with all of his rules - so I would move to a place more lenient.

If you can't do that for financial reasons - then buckle down and follow the rules, while you save up to get the money to move, before he gets tired of you and your friends and boots you out. Without a lease, he is not required to give you any notice if he is unhappy with you - on the other hand without a lease you are also not required to stick it out in fear of financial liability or punishment - so move!

In regards of the pups - check with the animal shelter, local animal control, put a lost ad in the newspaper or put up fliers. If your dog simply upped and dissappeared on you, you obviously were not paying attention to them when they were outside in the first place. I can see where that could be annoying for an uptight landlord if the pups are allover the place and crapping into his flowergarden or patio.

If I was you I'd move before I get kicked out [remember other rental places may ask for references and you'll not get a good one from this guy anyway], and then lear to respect other ppls rules and privacy. Good luck finding your pup.

Answer 3

Your land lord sounds like a male b****, but remain calm. Like you said, getting evicted will not help. Talk to a lawyer. See if you can get proof of him threatening you and/or your dog. Check the local animal shelter. If you had an ID chip implanted in your dog, ask them to scan any dogs that they find that match a description. Put up fliers. Post an add in the paper. Your landlord does not have the right to treat you like this, and if you do nothing then this treatment will only continue.

Answer 4

If your lease has a "no pets" clause, then you are going to be evicted. If pets are allowed, but your dog is a nuisance to your neighbors, you could also be evicted. If your dog disappeared from inside your apartment which he has access to, you might have a legal case against your landlord. If the dog was outside, anyone could have taken him - many dogs are stolen every year. Without witnesses, you're going to have a hard time proving anything.

Answer 5

you will never be able to prove it. too bad. what an a hole. move. if not he will make your life miserable. call animal control. if he did not want the dog, he may have taken it there. i have lost some cats this year. i will never get over loosing my sweet little babies. good luck.

Answer 6

Well when you first moved in, was the dog allowed...if he was then you have a case if you can prove that he had something to do with it. If he wasn't then...life goes on.

Answer 7

call the cops,it is a felony..and if you can prove it he can go to jail... keep pushing the issue with the police and you have a high chance of getting it back..good luck...let me know if you find your dog...

Answer 8

well, for me it is possible that your landlord stole it because in this days people are hard to trust. try to investigate him in a simple way that he would not notice you sneaking on him.

Answer 9

Talk to a lawyer. You have rights, and your landlord is violating them.

Answer 10

what a fag... get a search warrent from the police and search his house