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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Seeing evidence tenant has a puppy but no proof
We inherrited tenant 1 month ago with month to month lease that says no pets but $1,000 added security deposit if tenant gets one. No pet when we purchased. Fixing fence in yard we see a small dog crate with towel over top and small rubber bone and also puppy pads left in yard a couple times. Without having seen the puppy itself, how do we best proceed?
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In a similar situation someone on BP once said use a dog whistle and the dog will start barking or whining.
I always thought that was a super clever idea.