We're fully quarantining, but I expect there to be a vaccine in about a year, at which point people will be far less fearful of socializing.

@Jeremy Marek my pet addendum basically says that the tenant will care for the pet and Stay up to date on vaccinations.

As she sees it, there are many more potential liabilities with dogs.But I do know that for cats she has a strict policy on up-to-date vaccinations, spaying/neutering, and a tacit expectation that they are either declawed or their claws regularly trimmed.

I do, however, require only the 1 pet I approve staying in the house (e.g. they cant get more pets)All pets need to be current on vaccinations, rabies, flea/tick etc. and submit letter from their VET certifying as such.

Oh, and now the talk of mask mandates, new vaccines, and an election season.

Generally speaking, people have short memories, so I would predict that after the risk of spread has diminished and/or a vaccine is out, the people would flock back.

For me this started during the pandemic when weekends were spent at home prior to vaccines so I had plenty of time whereas before I would probably have been going out with friends and family. 

Was the government truthful about the efficacy of the Covid 19 vaccine and it's dangers?

I expect the market to go back to normal as we transition into a vaccinated world.Rutland is a very interesting place, but I think it is headed in the right direction.

There is no vaccine in either country.