They are pretty sturdy & intact -- good quality wood, so worth saving for now. 

Not sure if you can really tell if that provider on the other side of the line is the one on the letter or just some low level admin pretending to be one.Oh, for an additional $35 they will include a collar that says "SUPPORT ANIMAL".Another $35 a SUPPORT DOG leash!

I'm thinking BS/BA level, make sure everything works, is sturdy and is clean.

We have never had an issue operating like this.You should add a pet addendum to your lease and explain all the terms; leash rules, picking up waste, provisions for periodic inspections, and most importantly, that the dog must be secured in a crate/kennel when nobody is home.

They are more sturdy and tend to get a better response rate so it is worth the price.

And I need to have a tighter leash on contractors.2. 

I am wondering if anyone has insight regarding leash laws in a multifamily unit.

@David Rodriguez - I would've paid less to have them re-keyed, but I decided to get a more sturdy bolt.

Like: doesn't jump up on people when meeting them, accepts treats gently, doesn't pull on the leash when walking etc.

I wanted details for sure to see about non competes and basically what kind of a leash I would be on.