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The Strata Committee has been informed that if they deny the dog application, there may be an application put in for unreasonable dismissal (the Committee being bullied?) There is no problem with the cat – and we don’t want to be unfair to the puppy or tenant. This breed of dog seems to have a good personality, as evidenced in the breed standard info you suggested, but it is far too big for the small yard/inside townhouse. The article did suggest that they fiercely protect the family and dogs do escape – it is easier to do something about a little dog but these Staffies get quite big and solid/stocky. We can hear its daily clanging, banging, howling, barking and we don’t want any claims for strata repairs as this is not normal wear and tear. (And it is only 8 months old.) Knowing the landlord, I would guess there is no landlord insurance. The attitude ‘Strata will fix it’. So what would happen to the Committee if it is deemed that they have been unreasonable. In our 30 years living at this stratra, this has been the first pet that may be denied.