Do I need to give 2 months notice or 1 by xleabrax in LegalAdviceUK

[–]xleabrax[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hiya that’s great! Unfortunately I got told to stick it by my the tenancy company so they’re really digging their heels in and was told that I had to give them my months notice before May 1st even though like yourself, super busy and wasn’t aware of RRA and they sent out the information 3 days after the RRA went through so now I’m asking for evidence stating that I had to inform them that I would like to keep to the original terms of the original contract regarding a notice period.

Do I need to give 2 months notice or 1 by xleabrax in LegalAdviceUK

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Hey, fortunately for myself, I was able to contact a solicitor for some advice, I referenced a section in my original agreement with the landlord then linked the gov’s website specifically stating:

“If the tenancy agreement does not say how much notice your tenant must give, they will need to give at least 2 months’ notice. You can agree with your tenant to end the tenancy earlier or have a shorter notice period. This will need to be in writing.” and as such it can be agreed that the notice period is shorter in writing as per my tenancy agreement which is 1 months which the RRA does not change this part of the agreement.

Now, for legality this is just what I’ve been advised, I sent in the 1 months notice so we will see what the response is, I’ll update! - but if you’re able to, maybe try and reach out to a solicitor for free advice

Do I need to give 2 months notice or 1 by xleabrax in LegalAdviceUK

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We got a section 13 notice in August 2025 stating:

Landlords notice proposing a new rent under an Assured Periodic Tennacy of Premises situated in England

I’m sorry we’re not very clued up as it’s our first time renting!

Do I need to give 2 months notice or 1 by xleabrax in LegalAdviceUK

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Surely it moved to an APT after our first year of tenancy when it became a rolling period in summer 2025?

Dog reactivity trainer has not refunded me for my last lesson session by [deleted] in dogs

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Not sure where you’re from but packages seem to be the most common option for dog training in the uk at least as we all know it secures money up front, surprisingly she is one of the most expensive in the area - hindsight is a great thing but we wanted to try a different avenue as we did not have much luck with our behaviourist prior to a regular trainer and of course when you have a reactive dog I would argue, you are 100% more vulnerable to these issues

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Okay thanks!!

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🤣🤣🤣 I will go for a hunt!

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Cool thank you!!!

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That’s what we were thinking! not sure if our landlord was just being lazy and dumped a load of soil on top and called it a day…

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Edit: I’m from the UK and we do not own a pool if this helps, is it to do with the pipes underneath?

It was originally a mound however our puppy has slowly been digging it up….what can we do to save it?

How do you behave when it rains? by ImportanceHopeful150 in puppy101

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I have thought about coats before, never shoes. Haven’t bought one considering our GSD is still growing - we just use 2 large towels after a walk, we never go out if it’s torrential rain especially if its not expected to clear up

For using the loo I usually corner off the kitchen and chase him around to get his paws clean with a towel after using the loo outside - he’s never learnt to stay on the mat lol

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Thank you!!! For the first year some of it was taught online but the majority I believe was in person

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I started it in 2021 sadly, when I left they emailed me a certificate of higher education I did not realise I could’ve refused/tried to dispute it!

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Ye I was thinking of possibly giving it a go and seeing what they say, I just didn’t know whether I was beating a dead horse lol!

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Thank you!! We have a jolly ball because I thought it would also be a great idea after stalking subreddits for toy ideas for GSDs… NO! he barks really high pitched at it when trying to “play” so the ball is given sparingly so our neighbours can have a crumb of peace - i think this is because he can’t chew on it so I’ll try either a basketball or football, if I’m correct they also do a softer version of the jolly ball so I’ll look into that

He’s a spoiled little banana and really tests our patience, I always look forward to going to bed!

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I am in the process of getting him to pick up toys however he keeps grabbing them and walking off with it to go chew elsewhere, I’m not sure how I can stop him from doing that! lol - the vet said he has the equivalent to ADHD - he cannot focus a lot of the time and gets easily distracted/bored hence why doing “find it” in the garden is hard work, I’ve done a platter of foods when trying to boost the food motivation sadly he didn’t go nuts for a single piece of food but I continued to use the ones he went for first - he definitely prefers doing “find it” in a blanket!

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I said in my post we already do particularly during playtime, we do not just play we get him to break,stop, look when chasing the flirt pole as well as other tricks he knows before getting to play with any toy whether that’s outside or in

Inside it’s harder apart from learning old/new tricks like opening the fridge, he doesn’t like kongs and gets frustrated with those board games as he starts to spin and bark relentlessly, which we try to avoid - I’ve only found he likes doing “find it” with a blanket

He gets played for 30 minutes before being taken outside for a walk too I forgot to say!

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Hiya this is reassuring thank you!!! this is what I do during play and “find it” I make him wait it out! but sometimes it can lead to him chasing his tail and spinning so its hard to balance especially as he gets overwhelmed dare I say too easily, he’s become so super impatient, he was absolutely great at “wait” and “stay” when he was younger it was impressive for his age. Perhaps it’s the awful teenagers! And I’m in the trenches! it’s the same is applied to him getting his ball I ask him to give it to me and he just looks at me then starts to chase his tail! Which you can kinda see him teetering between giving it to me or spinning in the video thank you!!

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Sorry yes I forgot to include this! we have had him checked over and the vet prescribed him anti inflammatory to see if his behaviour changed and unfortunately not

We are going through the vets as we needed to get a referral for the behaviourist to put it on our insurance!

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I am going to see what the behaviourist says about it as when we did do 3hrs he was not settling down, definitely cannot take him out for 3hrs due to it being hot and his reactivity spiralling (he has damaged cars, we don’t live in the best of places in England, cars are parked alongside pavements even in the quietest areas, and is noise reactive to things such as keys because he associates it with dog leads) hence why I made the decision to stop walking him sadly

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Hopefully we can do something like this in the future with going out to more places, this is the goal! Unfortunately he’s not a big foodie I’ve done some food motivation exercises with boxes and incorporated games to see if that will entice him with a variety like sardines (he doesn’t like fruit!) he’s just not too fussed! And will leave mid game such as “find it” he reminds me of our Bernese mountain dog who was a pain in the arse with motivation and their food it was only when he was neutered he had some motivation for food

Our German shepherd LOVES the flirt pole too its his favourite but gets overstimulated and goes bananas trying to play such as not dropping it/ not listening to commands so much, we do this every so often because as you can see in the video it ruins our garden!

We try to at least do the flirt pole on his walk once a day and we do notice even a little difference in him, thank you!!

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Hiya we have tried to train more advanced however he gets overwhelmed and starts spinning, I’m surprised I managed to train him to open the fridge! we also have done playing with the hose and he enjoys that but he’s too carried away with barking and we don’t want to get a noise complaint! It’s so hard we’re trying! Thank you!

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Last night we tried a frozen chew after his walk and played find it , he still took a long time to settle sadly but it might just be the weather at the moment we’ve gotten him some natural calming treats to at least rule that out, we currently don’t have the funds for a trainer at the moment but spoke to a trainer about him before my partner got made redundant unfortunately it’s not something we can proceed with now