The dog was extremely aggressive barking and showing it’s teeth and I had to use a broom that it was afraid of to keep it from getting too close.

A lot of bark and not a whole lot of bite.Billionaires will continue to pay less than their secretaries, corporations like Amazon will continue to have shell companies overseas and not pay any taxes. 

And that means you'd have to have known that the dog had bitten someone previously or threatened someone.For example, if you know your tenant keeps their dog chained and barks at people, but has never bitten someone, you would not be held liable if the dog ever did.But where it sort of gets into a gray area is that your insurance company said the dog was a potential threat, and you actually do have the power to remove the dog or tenant since they are on a month to month lease.

If they think nobody in the house likes them, they feel the social pressure and just move out on their own lol it sure beats going through legal.4) I think you are barking up a tree that you probably shouldn't.  

However, the animal is an animal, so it has to obey animal rules like being under control at all times, it can't bark and disturb the neighbors, the Tenant has to clean up after it immediately, etc.The other problem is that you don't know if it is an ESA.

(Before anyone barks at me for overtreatment, I’m a very conservative dentist that always fully explains patient’s options with pros and cons and let’s them decide with no pressure.)Sounds great if I had any tax deductions (I’m a W2), my ex’s house is 2600/month and mine is 2100, her car payment is 360/month and everything is more expensive in Alaska. 

The dog did not bark before it bit me. 

Just a couple weeks ago, the dogs were barking "at the house."

I think you are barking up the wrong tree.

The antibodies in the blood of the recovered person would attack the flu virus.Looks like they are barking up that tree now --> https://www.redcrossblood.org/donate-blood/dlp/plasma-donations-from-recovered-covid-19-patients/clinician-registration.htmlYou might be doing more good than you realize by allowing this.