Conditions that harm a dog's welfare in shared living, such as constant noise, are actively mitigated; any structural limit is addressed as far as possible and disclosed.
Standard Requirement
Conditions that harm a dog's welfare in shared living, such as constant noise, are actively mitigated; any structural limit is addressed as far as possible and disclosed.
RDRS-01 B4 · Pass/fail. Fail this requirement and the outcome is Not Certified.
Conditions known to harm a dog's welfare in shared living, such as sustained noise transmission between units, are actively mitigated.
Where a structural limitation genuinely prevents full mitigation, the provider takes the reasonable measures available to it and discloses the limitation to the resident before they commit. Taking no action, or citing the building's age or construction without taking the measures available, does not meet this requirement.
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Assessed under RDRS-CAF-01 (forthcoming)
Roch Interpretation
A dog kept on edge by constant noise is not living well. 'The building is old' is not an excuse for doing nothing.
Examples
Compliant
Reasonable acoustic separation between units, so a dog is not exposed to constant noise.
Not compliant
Paper-thin walls leave a dog stressed by non-stop noise and the landlord does nothing, blaming the old building.