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It is a special breed of individual that chooses to rent from a landlord they do not get along with, break or follow whatever rules they choose and when confronted with resistance resort to calling a lawyer.

Bison are even more capital intensive because they require larger stronger fences and equipment and the breeding stock are more expensive as well.

Also if they have pets, are there restrictions that anyone recommends placing; like no cats, dogs under a certain weight and breed restrictions and a non refundable pet deposit?

If it really is a service dog, then the breed is a moot point.

Every breed has the capacity to be distructive...No pets.

Again, we remain conservatively invested with a trading attitude towards the best of breed companies and sectors, those that do not need Federal assistance to stay in existence.

I am just Thankful they are around, and hope they breed more and faster!!!

But I see a lot of negativity on this thread and lack of belief that someone else's course of action can also ultimately breed success.

I put in the lease the age and breed, also that if the dog passes away we do not accept puppies.