Fair Housing
A Pennsylvania landlord can legally inquire about whether a service animal has been trained if:
AThe landlord has a no-pet policy
BThe disability is not obvious and the connection between the disability and the animal's assistance is not apparent✓ Correct
CThe animal is large and the landlord is concerned about damage
DThe lease specifies no animals of that type
Explanation
Under HUD guidance, when a person's disability is not obvious and the need for the service/assistance animal is not apparent, a housing provider may ask: (1) whether the person has a disability requiring accommodation, and (2) what disability-related assistance the animal provides. The landlord cannot require medical documentation for clearly visible disabilities.
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