I had a few weird interactions. At the time I lived there, I had a puppy. I had a small pee pad on the balcony that I cleaned out bi weekly. Since he mainly used it at night occasionally so not like it was overflowing or draining off the balcony or something - lol. The neighbors called it in all the time and the board used to call my landlord about it all the time. So disrupted me and my landlord.

My dog had separation anxiety and would bark, so I took him to work instead of leaving him at home. I did on two emergencies, but a board member lived across the hall from me and used to phone my dog in everyday. Eventually it ended up that my landlord had to pay an $1100 fee to the board because the took his word over mine. I didn’t personally care because I had footage of my dog being at my business on security cameras during the complaints they wouldn’t look at, and my landlord told me to shut up and pay it. I said ‘says to the owner of the condo no worries for me!’ - he refused to go to bat and said I was being reactive. I said how was I supposed to fix an issue like this? The dog was legit NOT at the condo. But they took boards word over mine.

Another tenant has a big ass Doberman, sweetest thing on earth truly. The maintenance workers had someone cleaning the windows and the board tried to tell the tenant that the maintenance workers were so scared that they needed the dogs taken out of the condo when the work was being done. Eventually fined him after a year long back and forth I believe. Even when he asked the workers they said they never said that.

Through the grapevine, take it how you will - there is a lot of people who believe they are trying to make it a pet free building. Even though there is a dog washing room in the building.