Bringing my dog to university

Hello, I'm currently in a difficult situation which is dictating where I am likely to go to university. I live with my Dad and my grandparents dog, who I have taken care of since their passing. My dad is not fond of my dog, and has already said to me that if I were to go to uni, he would not look after him. This has lead to me looking into private rent and taking my dog with me. Has anyone else done this and is happy to comment on their experiences? My dog is now 8 years old, and I know he won't be able to be rehomed. He is relatively low maintenance (chilled out westie) and is happy sitting by the window all day provided he gets his walks and feeding. I just need some reassurance that this is an ok approach to take, I'm aware costs will be harder, and homes harder to find, but I am willing to try anything at this point, thanks.

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Reply 1

random_matt

That is entirely up to the private landlord's and universities will say no.

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121254Gnrdocarmo

Original post by serenabell

Hello, I'm currently in a difficult situation which is dictating where I am likely to go to university. I live with my Dad and my grandparents dog, who I have taken care of since their passing. My dad is not fond of my dog, and has already said to me that if I were to go to uni, he would not look him. This has lead to me looking into private rent and taking my dog with me. Has anyone else done this and is happy to comment on their experiences? My dog is now 8 years old, and I know he won't be able to be rehomed. He is relatively low maintenance (chilled out westie) and is happy sitting by the window all day provided he gets his walks and feeding. I just need some reassurance that this is an ok approach to take, I'm aware costs will be harder, and homes harder to find, but I am willing to try anything at this point, thanks.