Due to significant demand, customer alterations are paused for new applications until Wednesday 16 September, if this relates to Home Ownership or Shared Ownership, these will proceed as normal.

We don't consider dogs barking, animal noises or waste to be anti-social behaviour. If you're being impacted by these, please try to resolve the issue with you neighbour. However, if you've done this and nothing has changed, report your concerns to us and our Housing team will contact you.

If a dog shows dangerous behaviour including biting another animal or person please report this to the Police in the first instance. Once you have reported it to the Police, please report it to on your online account or using the form below - include the incident report number.

Report ASB online

The fastest way to report anti-social behaviour is using your online account.

You can also report it using the form at the bottom of this page.

Log in and report in your online account
A black and white dog wearing a collar and lead sits on grass in an outdoor setting. The dog is shown in the foreground with its mouth open and tongue visible, while people and other dogs appear softly blurred in the background. Trees and greenery surround the area, creating a park-like environment.

Dog breeds

We do not permit you to have any breeds of dog to which section 1 of the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 applies, dogs placed on the index of Exempt Dogs may be granted permission based on individual circumstances – contact us for more information.

However, if you have any concerns about the welfare of a pet, contact the RSPCA.  

Report a concern to the RSPCA
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