Wood plank porcelain tile in all living areas.

Wood plank porcelain tile in all living areas.

I don't really have urine issues as all the flooring are hard porcelain or ceramic tiles, not carpet or wood.The issues with dogs that I have personally experienced are ripped up sprinkler wires and valves in the yard, craters in the yard, ripped down window blinds and draperies, kitchen cabinet doors with hinges pulled off, interior doors or cabinet doors with corners chewed off, claw marks on baseboards and door trims, neighbors complaining about excessive barking, property maintenance or appliance repair or others trying to service the property hesitate to enter property due to hissing and barking aggressively, property insurance carrier's unannounced inspection requiring dog breed/vaccination/wellness records etc etc etc...So all things considered I have disallowed dogs but not cats. 

Magnificent kitchen has a sleek clean look with gorgeous new cabinets, new quartz countertops, LG stainless steel appliances, ZLine Microwave drawer, gorgeous, handcrafted backsplash with complimentary porcelain tile floors.

Kitchen has a sleek clean look with new cabinets, new countertops, LG stainless steel appliances, ZLine Microwave drawer, gorgeous backsplash with new porcelain tile floors.

@Garrett KoernerBest bet is to go with a wood look porcelain tile.

And porcelain wood-look tile (no maintenance?!)

The floors were terrible, porcelain tile over cement board.  

I've had potential tenants tell me they were specifically looking for places without carpet.I recently bought a huge crate of 42" long wood-look porcelain tile at $2 a square foot to put throughout an entire house.  

Then I was going to do a ceramic / porcelain tile.