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Pets [#permalink] New post   23 Nov 2009, 08:41
did anyone keep their pet(s) (specifically a dog) in b-school and how do you fit him/her in your schedule?

i don't want to give up my dog, but i just thought about this
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Re: Pets [#permalink] New post   23 Nov 2009, 09:35
A lot of people keep pets in bschool. I have a dog. It stays in my apartment during the day, runs around like crazy, acts like he's the owner of me...

Other students also have dogs and sometimes we walk the dogs together. As long as your dog is well trained and it doesn't bark all day when he or she is alone, I think it should be okay.

My only problem is that having a dog in bschool just runs up huge expense that I have not anticipated, but oh well....
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Re: Pets [#permalink] New post   25 Nov 2009, 06:01
nink wrote:
A lot of people keep pets in bschool. I have a dog. It stays in my apartment during the day, runs around like crazy, acts like he's the owner of me...

Other students also have dogs and sometimes we walk the dogs together. As long as your dog is well trained and it doesn't bark all day when he or she is alone, I think it should be okay.

My only problem is that having a dog in bschool just runs up huge expense that I have not anticipated, but oh well....


I don't think that animal of yours counts as a dog nink.

I know a few people here who have dogs. It made the apartment search a little more challenging since not all buildings allow pets, but in the end they all found places to live they're happy with. So, it's definitely do-able.
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Re: Pets [#permalink] New post   19 Mar 2010, 05:08
you want to see pics my pets.
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