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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ima going to guess that OP has done a terrible job training their dog, because everyone with a toy dog does. They assume the dog is, well, a toy. It’s not. It’s the exact same animal as the pitt, and just because it’s small doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be constantly working on training.

Stop worrying about a dog that’s shown zero aggression (and from your description seems to be well trained and managed) and worry about your own dog.[/quote]

I agree with you.  However here are a couple of points, having owned dogs all my life (too many decades!)

OP, if the dog on the balcony is the shepherd, a shepherd will be able to jump - they jump 6' fences like it is nothing.  If the shepherd has not yet "learned" to jump, it will eventually jump. This is not to say it has bad intentions - ALL dogs are only as "bad" as their owners. Period.

Dogs change their temperament when they become "teenagers", some more, some less, some better, some worse. Do not assume that owners give their dogs effective training, because most do not.

Small dogs start the issue, big dogs finish it, but the big dog will inevitably be blamed, due to its size.

Contact management and put all of the issues in writing - highlighting buildings rules and off leash county laws.

Start looking for another place, because clearly the rules in your buildings do not seem to be enforced, and you don't want to wait until it is too late before they are. 
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