The document discusses finding the perfect pet for living in a condo. It considers factors like size, noise, exercise needs, and what pets are allowed. It recommends dogs and cats, noting size is not the only factor but noise level is important. Cats are suggested as they are loners not needing much space. Small caged pets like birds or hamsters are also options, as are fish tanks, with freshwater fish recommended for beginners. Overall the document stresses doing research to find a pet that can live happily within the constraints of condo living.

1. THE PERFECT PET
Richard Buchheim
HMDS 101
HOW TO FIND THE PERFECT PET

2. LIVING ENVIRONMENT
I am moving to a condo and want to find the
right type and size pet for condo life!
Dog, Cat or something more exotic like a bird!
I have to consider size, noise exercise needed!
I will need to see what are excepted in the
condo.

3. DOGS AND CATS
Size is not always a major fact in a condo pet,
they come in all sizes. Al mellow large dog can
work just fine as long as they get outside
exercise
Noise level! Does the dog you pick do a lot of
barking. Such dogs like the basenji is kwon as
the bark less dog
Cats are more loners and don’t need a lot of
space. As long as you come home and love
them they can be very happy

4. EXOTIC
If you are very limited on room you can
always look into caged pets such as snakes ,
birds, hamster or mice.
Another direction would be fish in a tank.
You can go freshwater or saltwater. Fresh
water fisher would be best for beginners
So as long as you do your research you and
your new best friend can live a long and
happy life together

5. SMALL
http://www.vetstreet.com/our-pet-experts
Vet street
By Kristen Seymour | July 10, 2013
wwwDennys Pet World
www.dennyspet.com/
w.theshelterpetproject.org
Also go into your local pet store and talk with the sales staff. Make sure
they are Reputable
and not just tiring to make a sale