Buyer’s Edge just featured my blog on The Harrison Apartments. Please check out this brand new concept in Apartment Living.
You can find the post at http://www.buyersagent.com/blog/real-estate-buyers-love-the-harrison-in-reston-va.html
Category Archives: Areas of Expertise
As an Exclusive Buyer’s Agent, I work with buyers interested in residential properties either for themselves or for investment purposes.
Washington D.C. – Upper Northwest, Capitol Hill, Dupont Circle, Foggy Bottom, Chevy Chase, American University Park, Cleveland Park, Georgetown, Palisades, Adams Morgan, Mount Pleasant, Woodley Park, Kalorama, Logan Circle, Wesley Heights, Cathedral Heights, U Street, Penn Quarter, Columbia Heights, Petworth and Southwest DC.
Can We Own A Micro Pig in the District of Columbia?
Owning a Micro Pig in the District of Columbia?
Photograph: Geoffrey Robinson/Rex Features
DC Law provides that:
No person shall import into the District, possess, display, offer for sale, trade, barter, exchange, or adoption, or give as a household pet any living member of the animal kingdom including those born or raised in captivity, except the following: domestic dogs (excluding hybrids with wolves, coyotes, or jackals), domestic cats (excluding hybrids with ocelots or margays), domesticated rodents and rabbits, captive-bred species of common cage birds, nonpoisonous snakes, fish, and turtles, traditionally kept in the home for pleasure rather than for commercial purposes, and racing pigeons (when kept in compliance with permit requirements).
As much as you insist that pigs really are clean, please remember: “Keeping, herding, and feeding of hogs, in pens or otherwise, within the District shall be considered a nuisance injurious to health.” Cows, horses and mules are okay, but only if kept in a stable, and only if the city’s Department of Health is notified.
So Unfortunately I am going to have to report back to my clients that they will not be able to own a micro pig in the District of Columbia.
Susan Landis Rosenblum 