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I'll most likely live on campus my first year, but the off-campus the three others. Is there a way I can bring my dog with me from Norway to any off-campus residence my second year? I am applying to Bath, Durham, Bristol, Southampton, and Queen Mary if that makes any difference.
Also, would it be possible for my dog to live with someone else off campus (I'll take care of him and pay for everything ofc) during my first year? I can leave him home the first year, but I would prefer to bring him.
I'll most likely live on campus my first year, but the off-campus the three others. Is there a way I can bring my dog with me from Norway to any off-campus residence my second year? I am applying to Bath, Durham, Bristol, Southampton, and Queen Mary if that makes any difference.
Also, would it be possible for my dog to live with someone else off campus (I'll take care of him and pay for everything ofc) during my first year? I can leave him home the first year, but I would prefer to bring him.
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You can do anything off campus.
You can do anything off campus.
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Hi
I'll most likely live on campus my first year, but the off-campus the three others. Is there a way I can bring my dog with me from Norway to any off-campus residence my second year? I am applying to Bath, Durham, Bristol, Southampton, and Queen Mary if that makes any difference.
Also, would it be possible for my dog to live with someone else off campus (I'll take care of him and pay for everything ofc) during my first year? I can leave him home the first year, but I would prefer to bring him.
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I'll most likely live on campus my first year, but the off-campus the three others. Is there a way I can bring my dog with me from Norway to any off-campus residence my second year? I am applying to Bath, Durham, Bristol, Southampton, and Queen Mary if that makes any difference.
Also, would it be possible for my dog to live with someone else off campus (I'll take care of him and pay for everything ofc) during my first year? I can leave him home the first year, but I would prefer to bring him.
I'm a first year International Management student here at the University of Bath. We are not allowed to keep pets on university managed accommodation as shown in our Campus Life guide here. Some private landlords do however allow pets, I would recommend looking in Oldfield Park where there are a large number of houses to choose from at a fair price.
If you have any other questions feel free to quote me,
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I'm a first year International Management student here at the University of Bath. We are not allowed to keep pets on university managed accommodation as shown in our Campus Life guide here. Some private landlords do however allow pets, I would recommend looking in Oldfield Park where there are a large number of houses to choose from at a fair price.
If you have any other questions feel free to quote me,
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I'm a first year International Management student here at the University of Bath. We are not allowed to keep pets on university managed accommodation as shown in our Campus Life guide here. Some private landlords do however allow pets, I would recommend looking in Oldfield Park where there are a large number of houses to choose from at a fair price.
If you have any other questions feel free to quote me,
Hayden
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Hi
I'll most likely live on campus my first year, but the off-campus the three others. Is there a way I can bring my dog with me from Norway to any off-campus residence my second year? I am applying to Bath, Durham, Bristol, Southampton, and Queen Mary if that makes any difference.
Also, would it be possible for my dog to live with someone else off campus (I'll take care of him and pay for everything ofc) during my first year? I can leave him home the first year, but I would prefer to bring him.
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I'll most likely live on campus my first year, but the off-campus the three others. Is there a way I can bring my dog with me from Norway to any off-campus residence my second year? I am applying to Bath, Durham, Bristol, Southampton, and Queen Mary if that makes any difference.
Also, would it be possible for my dog to live with someone else off campus (I'll take care of him and pay for everything ofc) during my first year? I can leave him home the first year, but I would prefer to bring him.
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you won't be able to have pets as a student, you can get away with hiding something small like a hamster but not a dog
I doubt you'll find anyone off campus to care for it for you
even when you move out of halls, no student landlord will want someone with pets and many private landlords don't (or charge you extra) and a private rental will be more expensive so flatmates may not be happy...
overall... just leave the dog at home
I doubt you'll find anyone off campus to care for it for you
even when you move out of halls, no student landlord will want someone with pets and many private landlords don't (or charge you extra) and a private rental will be more expensive so flatmates may not be happy...
overall... just leave the dog at home
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It's my understanding that some landlords won't accept pets.
It's my understanding that some landlords won't accept pets.
You might be able to find someone to look after your dog for you in the local area, but it's not something that's usual, and I would expect this to be pretty expensive. This could also lead to problems if they could suddenly no longer care for your dog, or you became uncomfortable with the care they were giving your dog- what would you do in a short notice emergency?
I'm sure you don't want to leave your dog at home, but I don't think this plan is going to work out.
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