Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

It is impossible to say whether you have a good defense to their action or not, without reviewing the Rules and Regulations of the park, the Pet Agreement you probably (or should have) signed when you obtained management's approval for the dog, and all other correspondence on the matter. Giving you an opinion based on these facts is just not possible because so many other factors play into what the management may or may not require. While we may agree that a 15' dog run, or 6' fence is excessive for a 2 pound dog, if you somewhere agreed to these terms, then you are very likely stuck with them. Have an attorney familiar with the Mobilehome Residency Law review the information for you. Richard Singer Law Offices in San Diego has a long history of representing tenants in mobile home parks. Give their offices a call.

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