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Emotional Suppor Animal - questions to ask

Peter Burnside
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I've seen some other very helpful posts on emotional support animals.  I'm checking in particular on what questions I can ask.  Let's say it's a large dog, a breed frequently used as a guard dog, in a neighborhood with many small children.

In order to determine whether the animal poses a threat to the health and safety of others, can I not ask about the animal's training and temperament?

Seems like I can, following MN housing law below, but applicant does not agree.  Wondering what questions you ask in these cases.

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    You know everyone's issue with animals could be simplified by simply accepting pets and bumping the rents up. I accept pets in my rentals. I get tenants that oay higher rents and stay for for substantially longer than my tenants without pets. 

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