Pet Information Sheet - The Villages Of Benning printable pdf download

Pet Guidelines

A Happy Pet Makes a Happy Home!

The Villages of Benning is happy to accept pets at the village locations that we manage. It is

important that you read these guidelines so that your pets can continue to enjoy the community.

While we hope this does not happen, failure to follow guidelines can result in the removal of the

pet or termination of the lease.

You must request and obtain our written approval before moving your pet into the premises.

Small birds, fish, hamsters, guinea pigs, rabbits and gerbils which are properly caged in a

domicile designed for their habitation are not counted against any pet limit and are allowed in the

premises. However, there is a reasonable limit on all pets in the household.

Please Initial if Applicable

1. _____ There is no pet deposit for the total of two pets, dog(s) or cat(s) allowed

_____ $300 for each additional Pet

I agree to pay $___ pet deposit (by cashiers check or money order only) per pet due at the lease

signing, to secure residents performance under our Pet Policy. Management will deduct from this

refundable deposit for all costs and expenses incurred in repairing damages caused by pet(s) not

limited to the amount of the deposit (including if no deposit is required). If a resident does not

have a pet at the time of application but acquires one at a later date it is the residents

responsibility to adhere to the Pet Guidelines and receive approval with required documents from

your management office.

2. The following breeds of aggressive or potentially aggressive dogs are banned from our

locations as part of an agreement with the Department of the Army and the other privatized

housing locations. This will allow consistency among most of the privatized Army locations.

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Pit Bulls (American Staffordshire Bull Terriers or English Staffordshire Bull Terriers)

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Rottweiler’s

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Doberman Pinschers

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Chows

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Wolf Hybrids

a. Any dog with a mix of these breeds or determined by a Veterinarian Treatment Facility if

having distinguished traits of these breeds in its makeup, is included in this breed.

Prohibition also extends to other dogs that demonstrate a propensity for dominant or

aggressive behavior as indicated by any of the following types of conduct:

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Unprovoked barking, growling, or snarling at people approaching the animal

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Aggressively running along fence lines when people are present

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Biting or scratching people

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Escaping confinement or restriction to chase people

The Villages of Benning

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601 Lumpkin Road. -Fort Benning, GA 31905

T. 706.685.3939 F. 706.689.9897

Pet Information Sheet - The Villages Of Benning

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