Any thoughts If they refer to the couch as a davenport, then you are probably barking up the wrong tree.Also... r/FirstWorldProblems

My only thought was to remind me of a narrative that I used to decide NOT to follow up with a particular prospect, or something like that (ie. noticed he was 12 minutes late to showing, never called to give heads up, sounded like I woke her up when I called at 9, dog barking, eating potato chips while on phone with me, etc.)

Pomeranians are loud and always barking.

I suspect that you're barking up the wrong tree with the bank.

Then I thought between unit barking could be an issue. 

I have a tenant that told me they have a dog but I just heard from a Neighboor that the dog is massive and constantly barks at all hours.

Long story short one of the neighbors had a dog that was barking nonstop in the evening.  

This is the time you're most likely to run into problems with scratching, chewing, going to the bathroom everywhere, digging, throwing up, barking, or whatever. 

For those of you who allow pets in your rentals, any recommendations on specifics to include in lease (ie: keeping yard clean, no noise complaint from barking dog, etc)?

Cover the tenant yards with beauty bark, gravel, and drought resistant trees.