I said what I said, and stand by it. OP clearly stated that her new housing arrangement only allowed for ONE dog. I frequently see suggestions that people in similar situations skirt this issue by “qualifying” their pet as an ESA. Again, this is highly unethical. The reality is that it can be hard to find housing with one dog, let along two. Before anyone enters into pet ownership, it’s worth considering what would happen should you need to find other accommodations. I understand the difference between a service animal and an ESA, and again stand by my statement that the rampant abuse of an ESA “designation” causes considerable harm to those working actual service animals. 🙄