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Keeping your dog in an apartment that doesn’t allow dogs can be a challenge, but if you’re clever about it, you might be able to avoid notice. Try to keep your dog calm and avoid anything that makes it bark. For example, if your dog always barks at pedestrians outside, keep the blinds closed. You should also walk your dog a couple of times a day to tire it out and keep it calm. Just time your walks to avoid your neighbors. You should have someone who can take your dog for a couple of hours at short notice if your landlord comes over. Don’t forget to vacuum the floors and couches to get rid of any dog hair and hide its food bowls. For more tips, including how to negotiate with a new landlord if you need to move, read on!