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   - An owners corporation cannot prohibit you from getting or owning a pet unless the pet causes "unreasonable interference" to other residents. This typically refers to dangerous or restricted dogs or pets that disturb neighbors.

2. Tenant Pet Ownership:
   - If you're a tenant, your ability to own a pet is determined by your landlord. They have the authority to grant or deny permission for pet ownership and are not obligated to provide a reason for their decision.

3. Notification to Owners Corporation:
   - In many cases, you may need to inform the owners corporation or strata committee in writing before acquiring a pet.
   - Refer to your scheme's by-laws to understand the specific process and information required for approval.
   - Commonly requested information may include the pet's name, type, breed, weight, age, and pet vaccination records and microchip number if applicable in your region.

4. Owners Corporation's Pet Rules:
   - Owners corporations can establish their own rules regarding pets. These rules should be outlined in your scheme's by-laws.
   - It's important to note that by-laws that outright ban all pets are invalid, and restrictions based on pet size, type, or quantity are generally considered invalid in most circumstances.

5. Tenant Pet Approval:
   - If you're renting, obtaining your landlord's permission to keep a pet on the property is crucial.
   - Landlords have the right to refuse pet ownership without providing a specific reason.
   - Importantly, landlords are not allowed to request pet deposits or charge higher rental bonds for tenants with pets.
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   - If you need to address problems related to someone else's pet in your strata scheme, it's advisable to first consult your scheme's rules and attempt to resolve the issue directly with the pet owner.
   - If a pet is causing significant disruption or poses a danger, you may need to involve the owners corporation for resolution.

- It's essential to note that assistance animals like service dogs cannot be banned from living in a strata scheme. These animals serve vital roles for individuals with disabilities and are legally protected.

Owning a pet in a strata property is possible, but it comes with responsibilities and guidelines to ensure resident harmony. By understanding and respecting these rules, both pet owners and non-pet owners can enjoy a peaceful living environment within their strata community.