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Originally Posted by Girlcopper
Seriously? Lol. DNA testing to determine what dog pooped where?? The villages has no authority to take DNA from any dog or charge a fee. If someone tried to DNA collect from my dog, that wouldn’t be possible since it would take me awhile to get up off the ground after laughing my butt off. And just because someone refuses to do something doesn’t make them guilty of something. Stop watching so much crime dramas on TV.
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TV can enact such a system. I handle several Associations and several have hired the DNA service. Like you, I thought it had to be fake, but alas. Another winner would be ESA. There will be no such thing as a pet free Association soon. My attorney advises I look at the animals as wheelchairs and not pets.We even have multiple esa's for one person. If they can get a letter from a medical professional (massage therapist?) stating each animal provides specific needs, they are allowed under law.Had one lady fill out all [paperwork, go through the interview stating that she has no pets. The day she moves in she has two dogs, one cat, one rabbit and a letter from a doctors stating each is an esa.