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Reply To: Landlord moral dilemma – he has requested the buns be in a pen 24/7, need advice

04/06/2025 at 5:05 AM

Rae

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Yes, we paid a pet deposit somewhere to the tune of $200 for our four pets which the landlord stated was mainly due to the rabbits.

I still feel a bit guilty about it, but I decided after talking to my partner that we just won’t say anything and continue on as is – just penning the buns when the landlord comes by and hope for the best. I don’t want to accidentally out us by bringing it up, which I fear is what would happen (seems you were thinking the same thing, or at least on the same track).

Appreciate the input, thank you!