--- title: "Where can I find a pet-friendly rental? | Prince George" description: "Filter listings for pets allowed and ask property managers. BC landlords may refuse pets, or charge a pet deposit of up to half a month’s rent." url: https://princegeorgepulse.ca/answers/pet-friendly-rentals/ markdown: https://princegeorgepulse.ca/answers/pet-friendly-rentals.md site: PG Pulse (https://princegeorgepulse.ca), The pulse of Prince George, British Columbia generated: 2026-10-16T16:10:24.916Z --- [Moving and settling in](https://princegeorgepulse.ca/answers/#moving) # Where can I find a pet-friendly rental? Filter listing sites for pets allowed and ask property managers directly. In BC a landlord may refuse pets, but if they allow one they can charge a pet damage deposit of at most half a month’s rent. Checked October 1, 2026. Numbers update on their own. Pet-friendly units are a minority, so widen your search and have a pet résumé ready (vaccinations, licence, references). Under BC’s Residential Tenancy Act a landlord can ask for a security deposit and a separate pet damage deposit, each at most half of one month’s rent. Strata bylaws can restrict pets even when the owner agrees, so check before you sign. Dogs in the city need a City dog licence; see our bylaws guide. Still have a question? The assistant answers from all of our live data. [Ask the assistant](https://princegeorgepulse.ca/ask/?q=Where%20can%20I%20find%20a%20pet-friendly%20rental%3F) ## On PG Pulse - [Property managers](https://princegeorgepulse.ca/directory/c/real-estate/) - [Bylaws and animal control](https://princegeorgepulse.ca/city/bylaws-and-animal-control/) - [Dog parks map](https://princegeorgepulse.ca/maps/dog-parks/) ## Official sources - [Residential Tenancy Branch: deposits](https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/housing-tenancy/residential-tenancies/starting-a-tenancy/deposits-and-fees) Link failed when checked October 14, 2026; we are looking into it - [Tenant Resource and Advisory Centre (TRAC)](https://www.tenants.bc.ca/) Link checked October 14, 2026 ## Related questions - [Should I move to Prince George?](https://princegeorgepulse.ca/answers/should-i-move/) - [I just moved here. 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Licence: CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/); each answer links its official sources. Updated 2026-10-14T12:40:01.822Z. JSON: https://princegeorgepulse.ca/api/v1/answers/pet-friendly-rentals - **id**: pet-friendly-rentals - **theme**: 5 - **topic**: moving - **topicLabel**: Moving and settling in - **question**: Where can I find a pet-friendly rental? - **also**: Pet deposit rules BC, Renting with a dog - **short**: Filter listing sites for pets allowed and ask property managers directly. In BC a landlord may refuse pets, but if they allow one they can charge a pet damage deposit of at most half a month’s rent. - **answer**: Pet-friendly units are a minority, so widen your search and have a pet résumé ready (vaccinations, licence, references). Under BC’s Residential Tenancy Act a landlord can ask for a security deposit and a separate pet damage deposit, each at most half of one month’s rent. Strata bylaws can restrict pets even when the owner agrees, so check before you sign. Dogs in the city need a City dog licence; see our bylaws guide. - **facts**: _none_ - **checked**: 2026-10-01 - **page**: #### links | label | url | | --- | --- | | Property managers | https://princegeorgepulse.ca/directory/c/real-estate/ | | Bylaws and animal control | https://princegeorgepulse.ca/city/bylaws-and-animal-control/ | | Dog parks map | https://princegeorgepulse.ca/maps/dog-parks/ | #### official | label | url | linkOk | linkCheckedAt | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Residential Tenancy Branch: deposits | https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/housing-tenancy/residential-tenancies/starting-a-tenancy/deposits-and-fees | false | 2026-10-14T12:40:01.822Z | | Tenant Resource and Advisory Centre (TRAC) | https://www.tenants.bc.ca/ | true | 2026-10-14T12:40:01.822Z | --- Markdown version of https://princegeorgepulse.ca/answers/pet-friendly-rentals/. 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