Being a renter and the proud owner of a Siberian husky can produce a few teeny tiny issues.

It’s no secret that ticking yes to “Pets” on your rental application can result in a BIG, FAT, RED CROSS through your name. So, how can you boost your chances of rental success without lying about your beloved Fluffy, or Max, or Knuckles?

A pet resume.

Oh yes, reader friends! Apet resume.

“[Many] property owners would consider allowing a pet if they knew the full background and behavioural tendencies of the animal,” Nadia Crighton from Pet Insurance Australia says.

“It’s basically allowing pet owners to showcase how responsible they are, and how good their pet is.”

Toooooo eaaaaasy. (Image: iStock)

While only a quarter of rental listings specify as pet friendly, pet resumes that include information about vaccination records, registration papers, and training information can bolster landlords' ease with having animals in their property.

An added bonus for pet lovers? Rent.com.au has added the concept onto their website, making the process approximately 19475820% easier.

Here are some tips to give you and your family the best possible chance of securing the house of your wildest real estate dreams with the Picture Perfect Pet Resume.

Now go snag the house of your dreams, pal! Thank us later.

You can find out more about pet resumes here.

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