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    Otis may have helped to sell this house, but pets can be an issue when you are the one moving. Here are a few important issues to keep in mind:

    - Prepare a pet résumé for your furry friend before your search so you can show landlords and realtors that your pet is healthy and well-behaved.

    - Be up front about having an animal, instead of hiding it until later.

    - Offering to pay an additional security deposit for your pet can be a helpful way to encourage landlords who are unsure about the damage an animal may cause.

    - When you do find a new place for you and your furry friend, make sure to be a good neighbor by picking up after your pet and keeping them quiet and content.

    For more pet-related house-hunting tips, visit Naked Apartments.