Past the "security" guard, past the cameras, past other tenants, and past the "condo cop". Which means that dog is coming and going multiple times a day.
And likely barks if left behind (and even when Ted is there).
Why? Second, Ted has a big dog that needs to walk and pee and poop every day. So why not simply tell that to the building manager (who was somehow able to evict the prior tenant for "feeding the pigeons")? Angie had zero connection to the bird at that point and yet inexplicably lied and went into full stealth and deceit mode for a pet that wasn't even hers. As the movie begins, a noisy macaw literally flies into her unit just as she's moving in and minutes before the building manager drops by. First, it's not like Angie tried to move in with her pet. But doubling down with TWO such characters, each with noisy pets, in a luxury high rise "no pets" apartment building, that has a lobby security desk, with security cameras, and an ever present rules loving building manager, just made no sense. Hallmark once did a pretty good (and more realistic) movie about a character with a pet, living in a "no pet" rental (Nine Lives of Christmas).
But I absolutely hated the last movie she was in (Road Trip Romance) and the script for this movie did her no favors. Natalie Hall is sweet and pretty, and I liked her in the horribly titled, but surprisingly entertaining Hallmark food truck movie, You're Bacon Me Crazy.
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