The property manager asked if we were ok with a veterinarian applicant who is bringing 5 small dogs, 1 regular size poodle and 5 chickens. 

Does anyone know of some insurance companies where a tenant can cover their dog?

I figure the prospective tenant "should" be on their best behavior during initial interactions with me (just like a job interview). 

I mean there are still sellers out there that wont use a realtor or any other advisor and don't know what to ask for in a buyer. and that allows the buyer with no real financial backing to get into contract.. it happens.. just like bird dog or wholesalers for the houses there are those that try to pimp development land.. most of the times they cant get into contract because they don't have the ability to transact.. but occasionally they do.. the one I am closing on in Oregon in December came from such a person and I paid him 125k in cash for the assignment.. but he worked for a large land development company as a employee for years.. so he knew the game he new the process.. and he got this seller under contract..

Join one of them - you can attend either one with one membership.Become a bird dog.

I had a dog when I moved in.

Restricted to dogs.

I also have dogs, but I remove them from the house for showings.

And yes, I definitely know they were probably on their best behavior, although I was really surprised at the number of places I went to see where the tenants were really rude and not at all people I would want to rent to.   

If you give him 50% he is going to disappear quicker than Joey Chestnut can make a hot dog disappear.