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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

What counts towards your pet limit?
Breaking this out from the pet cost post.
For those of you that do pet limits, what does it apply to? If you have a two-pet limit, can someone do 2 dogs and a hamster? What about 2 spiders and 1 cat?
Curious where the line is, is it always cats and dogs vs everything else?
If you do count all animals (beyond cats and dogs), do you get every single pet listed on the addendum? With pictures?
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To me, a pet is one that comes out of a cage. So if it's a rabbit and it runs around the house, that's a pet. If it's a spider and stays in a cage or a fish tank, no on those.
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