One or both parties may agree to specific terms initially but then break the Pet Agreement eventually. A wronged party can attempt to resolve the issue amicably through an alternative dispute resolution method before they hire a lawyer or pursue litigation.
The wronged party can try communicating and negotiating with the other party, emphasizing the importance of adhering to the agreement. If this proves ineffective, they may consider mediation to facilitate discussions with a neutral third party.
Legal action may be necessary in more serious cases, and the wronged party may need to talk to a lawyer. The wronged party can file a petition in court to enforce the terms of the existing Pet Agreement.