A tenant in Hunan, mainland China, told the landlord that he wanted to keep a pet, but it turned out to be a horse, and the room was messed up. The landlord was quite dumbfounded. (Picture / Flip Kuai Technology)
Usually people choose cats or dogs when they choose to keep pets, especially they may choose to raise chickens and ducks. However, a tenant in Hunan, mainland China, told the landlord that he wanted to keep a pet. It turned out to be a horse, and the room was messed up. The landlord looked rather dumbfounded.
comprehensiveLu MediaAccording to reports, the incident happened in a community in Changsha, Hunan. A tenant actually kept a horse in the house, which made the landlord quite dumbfounded. The landlord recalled that the tenant had said that he wanted to keep a pet, but at the time he thought it might be a puppy. , Kitten, I never thought it would be a horse.
The landlord said that horses are wild animals, and the size of the general house is not enough for horses to move freely. After he found out that the tenant’s pet was a horse, the room was already dirty and messy, like a garbage dump, and he asked him to call “When you rent out a house in the future, you must ask the tenant what kind of pet they have, otherwise the consequences may be beyond imagination!” The horse has also been taken away.
According to the “Changsha City Appearance and Environmental Sanitation Management Measures”, in urban areas established according to the national administrative system, it is forbidden to raise chickens, ducks, geese, rabbits, sheep, pigs and other livestock and poultry, and horses are naturally included. After seeing this news, netizens also left messages saying, “Neighbors can’t stand it too”, “It’s normal for tenants to have cats and dogs, but it’s the first time I’ve seen them with horses”, “Landlord: You thought you rented a Grassland?”, “It would be unlucky for a horse to meet such a plague owner”, “My friend raised cattle, and the landlord didn’t feel it at first, and he couldn’t get out after a year.”
