> I found that out after my sister registered her dog as an emotional support animal to get around her apartments "no pets allowed" rule. A family friend owned

> I found that out after my sister registered her dog as an emotional support animal to get around her apartments "no pets allowed" rule. A family friend owned and managed an apartment complex and had issues with tenants buying certificates online for their pit bull and saying it was an "emotional support animal." The dog wasn't, they just wanted to get around local breed restrictions. Apparently that is quite common.