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Landlords warned not to jump the gun on pet bonds

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Although new rules for keeping pets in rental properties are on the way, the government is warning landlords they must not impose pet bonds on tenants until these consenting rules are in place.

Once this happens, tenants will be able to request consent to keep pets in their rentals. Landlords can decline only if they have reasonable grounds for doing so.

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