i wasn't too pleased with the prejudice about my german shepard dog and the favt that the lady didn't enquire any further after i told her i had a big dog. the "i mean, you just wouldn't choose it" (“it” referring to “such a big dog”) was very disheartening. The further comment -upon telling her i live in a 44sq.meters flat in London: “i feel there just won’t be enough space for him” was also patronising as she doesn’t know what my dog needs and she couldn’t be referring to all properties out there, for someone to tell me what is best for my dog is quite condescending, considering he is between 11-13 yrs old, spent ten years in a cage in Italy and sleeps all day due to his age and weakened legs, that’s why i want to move to a home with a big garden. He has been perfectly happy in our little flat in London which was a big improvement on his years in a cage. I am pretty sure there will be one property for me and my big dog somewhere. Thanks for calling me back in any case and if you do come across a home that allows a dog let me know. Frost’s called me right after and said properties that allow dogs come along all the time and it’s just a case to find the right one at the right time. That made me hopeful again.