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Duplex tenant with pet issue - need input
Hey all - need some input!
I have a duplex and one of the tenants has a dog. The other tenant just sent me an email this morning that the dog has been howling/crying/scratching for 3 days and no one has been home to care for the dog.
I have tried to call the tenant but haven't made contact. My lease obviously grants me entry with no notice in the event of an "emergency", but I'm a little unsure how to proceed.
Thoughts?