An owner brings in a 20-pound dog for a rabies vaccine.

But for a lot of younger family's a small community, starlit sky's, and the sound of nature are more important that constant sirens, Uber, dog spa's, and 100 different coffee shops or microbreweries.

You don't want to be unloading your groceries and have someone come up to you about pets, neighbors, miniblinds, etc.

@Shabar Marshall maybe Las Vegas is different but when I list a condo/hoa for sale, I have already asked the association, if seller doesn’t already know, about parking, pets, and rental restrictions so I can answer those questions vs wasting everyone’s time.

They could pass a new resolution not to allow rentals, or no pets in rentals, or no section 8 in rentals, or raise the HOA dues insanely high for a year until you sell it to fund better reserves for themselves at your expense. 

If you allowed pets, which I hope you didn't, ridding the home of the smell could pose a problem, especially if the pet relieved itself in the same spot.

I tried something similar with a dog with a sign as if they would be interested in selling their property.

Right now I'm interested in Bird-Dogging, Real Estate Photography, and Website creation / management.

One person booked at the normal rate instead of what we quoted and the other somehow had a pet fee attached which we still don’t understand since we do not have that as an option.  

If there's one thing STR investors welcome in the PNW... it's dogs with three of the top 10 locations for pet friendly AirBnB's located in Oregon & Washington.