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Here's why primates shouldn't be kept as pets They're potentially dangerous – while they might look cute, they can become aggressive when they mature and have been known to bite and attack their owners. Monkeys like marmosets scent mark extensively, spreading their musky smell everywhere.

Truitt said it's unclear how many states allow primates to be possessed. She said Kentucky is one of a few states that ban primates as pets but don't have an exemption for using them as service animals.

Most locations throughout the United States have state or local laws that require dog owners to license their dogs. In most cases, you will receive a metal license tag that must be placed on your dog's collar.

A lease is a contract. Unless there is a clause in the lease allowing mid lease changes or amendments, no. a landlord must wait until the lease expires. But, if there are exigent circumstances, the pet becomes a danger to other tenants, the landlord might intervene with an official Notice to Cure or Vacate.

Many cities, even cities in Kentucky have passed laws against retail sales from puppy mills throughout their local area,” said Cabaniss. The ordinance includes penalties for violations. The prohibition regarding the sale of dogs and cats at a pet store goes into effect this November.

It's been illegal to own a monkey/primate in Kentucky since 2005, when they were added to the banned exotic pet list. It's also illegal to own a monkey in surrounding states, such as Ohio and West Virginia. I wish I could tell you otherwise.

A pet addendum, sometimes called a pet agreement or pet addendum to a lease agreement, is a legally binding document that serves as an extension or supplement to a standard lease or rental agreement. This document outlines the terms and conditions for a tenant to keep pets on a rented property.

1) Tenants agree to keep their pet under control at all times. 2) Tenants agree to keep their pet restrained, but not tethered, when it is outside their dwelling. 3) Tenants agree to adhere to local ordinances, including leash and licensing requirements.

It can be a good idea to include training certificates, a letter from a recent landlord, or office manager (if you take the dog to work), and a spay or neuter certificate. Show your landlord that you are a responsible pet owner.