Abby Connolly
Suddenly, the man who lives on the first floor told her he was not okay with having a dog in the building.
“A guy in the group said that he is extremely allergic to dogs, to the point where a dog even passing through the shared entryway will give him a rash, swollen eyes, and sometimes a trip to the hospital,” she said.
“He absolutely does not want me to have one.”
Although her neighbor is allergic, she is not budging and is insistent on bringing a dog home. She doesn’t understand why this man didn’t say anything about his pet allergy before everyone signed the lease and moved in. It is a pet-friendly building, and he doesn’t even live on the same floor as her.
Now, everyone in her building is calling her selfish and says she shouldn’t have gone ahead and filled out the paperwork for Dex before making sure everyone was alright with having a dog in the building.
She feels that she didn’t do anything wrong and that it was a miscommunication on her neighbor’s part. Do you think she’s being selfish for rescuing a dog without consulting her neighbors, even though she lives in a pet-friendly building?
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