A home built by the people who co-live.

Under specific circumstances, pets are allowed in the house. Generally, there will not more than one pet at a time in the house and we will try to avoid pets coliving with families who are not the owners.

We designed this manifesto with our colivers and it is born from the experience of living together with our pets in the coliving.

First few days:

• Each dog is the responsibility of their owners, that's why, especially in the first weeks, we ask you to be very responsible about your dog. It may help to use the leash or whatever way is easier for you to check where your dog is at all times.
• Like people, every dog has a different personality. On your first day, tell us what are their characteristics, anything we should know and best practices to help them integrate.
• In the kitchen white board, share information about your dog so we all can get to know it better and facilitate its integration. We want to know more about its history, special behavioural needs, its weaknesses...

iSlow dog-free spaces

• Dogs are not allowed in the sofa area, feel free to bring your own bed, mat or blanket.
• Dogs must be out of the kitchen at community dinner time.
• Dogs are not allowed in the call room in the attic. You can work with your dog in the dog. friendly co-working space.
• Dogs are not allowed in the laundry room.

Room Rules

• Dogs are not allowed to sleep in the beds. Colivers are expected to bring dog beds so they can sleep next to you.
• If you need towels let us know so we can lend you some specific ones for your dog.

Responsible owners, happy dogs

• Shared drinking bowls are available in the coliving. Do not use the bowls designated for human use.
• Dogs are not allowed to play in the kitchen in order to promote a safe space.
• Help your pet not to access dog-free zones.
• Food can be a source of problems. Use your room or quiet spaces to feed your pet.