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  • Homeowner
  • Signal Hill, CA
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Allowing dogs on laminate floors throughout?

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  • Homeowner
  • Signal Hill, CA
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who does that?

unless the prospective or current tenant presented with a medical qualification for a service/therapy type dog in a 4 or more unit building if i read correctly.

would u allow dogs to ruin ur newly installed (but delicate) laminate floors? they just seem so horribly cheap and i only installed them in a few of my bedrooms only, rest of house throught here is cer tile.

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  • Guy with Great Hair
  • Austin, TX
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Alexander Felice
  • Guy with Great Hair
  • Austin, TX
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I put laminate in specifically for our dogs. 3 (insane) boxers. I know plan to put laminate in all of my rentals. Stuff holds up like a beast. 

To disclose I have 12mm thick planks. Nothing fancy though, $1.78/sqft from Sams club if I remember correctly. In my experience carpet seems to get ruined faster. Planks in main areas, carpet in bedrooms is my plan for the future. 

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