Reply To: Can SC force me to remove my puppy?

Thank you for your reply.

Yes, I spent some time researching the pet I wanted. I spoke to numerous Gas breeders and apartment owners – and with their advice made a plan on how to apartment settle the dog.

I did provide the following to help with their decision: and I will also add what you told me:

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<div>- Both her parents are of medium size, indicating that she will be of a similar calibre when fully grown. This would be no bigger in size than the Husky that has been OC approved in this building, or the German shepherd that has been OC approved for Darling North.</div>
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<div>-  We are currently undergoing 1 on 1 training with a professional dog trainer. This occurs weekly at Wentworth Park, and we have already taught Lexi where to toilet, sit, heel, and to settle. This allows us to communicate and keep Lexi’s attention, while ensuring she is stimulated and engaged. This prevents destructive and lazy behaviours later in her life.</div>
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<div>- At 4 months, we will have her boarded for advanced puppy/dog training, by one of Sydneys leading dog trainers. Please see the following website for more details: https://www.petstrainingandboarding.com .  This advanced obedience and behavioural training will enable Lexi to grow up without having bad habits.</div>
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<div>- Me and my partner are working alternative shifts, so their will always be someone present in the apartment with Lexi.</div>
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<div>- We also take her out for walks 3-4x/ day to ensure she is kept active and not bored within the apartment.

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<div>sorry the above is a copy paste from the email I sent the SFM along with the OC application.</div>
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<div>I am putting her thought training, and Advanved training when she’s 4 months.

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<div>I just want sure if if need to give her up till NCAT. Or if strata would refuse me entry into the building.</div>