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Renting flat/apartment with dog Gdansk?


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Jars777Threads: 15
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 Oct 28, 11, 10:54    #1
Hello

I was wondering if anyone knows if it would be difficult to rent an apartment/flat with a little well-behaved dog in Gdansk (preferably Wrzeszcz)? We are planning to move next May and have a border terrier.

Where would you look for it? I have seen most advertisements don't state anything about pets.

Thanks Jars

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 Oct 28, 11, 11:49    #2
Yes on Gumtree in Poland posted adverts mention if pets are welcome or not
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 Oct 28, 11, 11:52    #3
LwowskaKrakow:
Yes on Gumtree in Poland posted adverts mention if pets are welcome or not


but not in your day-to-day newspapers and their classifieds websites

Jars77 when you contact the owners just ask if it's all right for you to keep a dog (and state the breed and how big it is) - in some cases the owners will object, in most cases they won't
Jars777Threads: 15
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 Oct 28, 11, 11:58    #4
Thank you guys! Really helpful! I will do that. Is looking on trojmiasto.pl any good or gumtree better?
eliougThreads: 3
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 Oct 28, 11, 13:41    #5
When my wife looked for an apartment (in Wrzeszcz) she asked the owner about if this was a problem to have a pet (we have a german shepherd). And apparently this wasn't a problem for this person. And my dog is quite calm, only has damaged the wall as scratches there when sometimes is alone (but we have repaired it in past-and again the wall with a hole for now). In my opinion, as in Wrzeszcz the flat is in an old building this is not a big deal for the owner in comparison to rent a flat completely new. So maybe this could also influence about the possibility of having pets in your future flat. Well, just my experience. Good luck, hope to see you soon around here future neighbor :D
Jars777Threads: 15
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 Oct 28, 11, 14:07    #6
Hey elioug.

Thank you for your reply. We have a 5 year old border terrier and currently she is behaving more like a cat rather than a dog. She never barks and is generally very shy. So hopefully a landlord wouldn't mind.

Yes, I will let you know where we move. If you see anything nice coming up for May 2012 would be grateful if you'd let me know.

Gracias.
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 Oct 28, 11, 23:15    #7
Well I am not in the business of looking for flats :D anyway good luck with this. For sure i know there are many websites in internet (in polish) so try to learn some basic words and you will get a big door to new opportunities of flats in any price / any condition. Adding to this about Wrzeszcz its like and old district but in my opinion is well located in the city so it wouldn't be a bad choice to stay there. Greetings.
Jars777Threads: 15
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 Nov 1, 11, 16:44    #8
Thank you elioug! Yes, I will start looking on Polish websites nearer the time. I think to look now is far too early. Thanks



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