Generally speaking they are almost the same animal.

TV shows and movies, I'm really into anime, but beyond that shows like 2 and a Half Men, Shark Tank, NCIS, Tosh.0, Family Guy, The Simpsons, a few fix-up shows (Bar Rescue, Kitchen Nightmares) and very few 'reality TV' shows.

Dogs have oils that secrete onto anything the animal comes in contact with.

Get the dog out and make sure your lease specifies no pets at all,or no aggressive breeds and animals over a certain weight.Did you not see the existing lease.If the existing lease says nothing about having an animal you need to amend it now.

Ask them to get rid of the animal or you will evict, file the eviction if the animal is not out in 24 hrs, after you file the eviction application again ask if they will get rid of the animal, move or be evicted.....their choice..Intimidation is a under utilised tool in a landlords arsenal.

Those are two very different animals...

All the 'room' in these deals come from the sellers - but now I see one, and I understand.Sure, they could keep it over the winter, heat it, fix the floors, get it inspected and re-do wiring and plumbing as needed, dredge the pond, knock the down the animal infested outbuildings, mow all fall and part of spring, check for snow dams and water damage all winter.

People with pets moved out and were replaced with people who don't have pets who didn't want to live in buildings with animals.

Trap all loose animals and turn into the humane society or animal control officers.

Among investors, most tend to specialize - sfrs, duplexes, and apartment buildings are three distinct animals - they appeal to different types of tenants, and the tenants kinda control the maintenance, management, and vacancy expenses.