So I put a dozen bait stations around the driveway and house.I bought some fox urine for them to spread around cause they thought that would do the trick but I also made it clear that I've done pretty much everything I can and that I'm not responsible for their car wires.My lease doesn't say the tenant is responsible for rodent control - I'll fix that with the next tenants.They've paid rent on-time (been there 5 months so far), seem to be taking good care of the house, yard, landscaping, etc.

The master bedroom was saturated with urine so we'll see how they leave it.  

I have now restricted the rental to just one person for the foreseeable future.INFO: 4 months left on the lease and almost all of one floor turned out to be sprayed and urine contaminated.

Needless to say, the toilet seat was also broken and urinating through a window screen is not a clean affair lol.I didn't kick them out because of the damage, I kicked them out because of the behavior, and then deducted the damage from their security deposit.And, this wasn't an eviction. 

The carpet they supposedly cleaned stunk like dog and urine.

There were dog feces and urine everywhere on the old wood floors in addition to trash, old furniture, clothes, and appliances. $1500 to clean up and worth every penny.

Of course, the dog may still damage your property (pet urine, chewing, etc).  

3- What are some potential obstacles/hurtles you could face?