But more directly to your question of "taking control"......no, the dog still wags the tail in this case.

I'm just an adjuster and I have never had this scenario yet, but I know that if I were handling a dog bite liability claim from a prescribed emotional support animal I would be looking into the liability insurance of the prescribing doctor.  

Be a Bird Dog for awhile until you figure it out, then climb the food chain to be a wholesaler, then Buy-FixUp-Rent/Sell.3.

Even my dog learns from mistakes; it all seems a bit 2006 round here.

Is there a niche you'd be interested in serving, like large breed dogs, vets, etc that would make it more desirable to certain group of people?

We limit to small dogs only.

Greetings everyone.I am Mr.Byirt, Real Estate "bird dog" {property finder} here in Southern Wisconsin finding deal for Investors {cash buyers} throughout the Midwest.

Substaintial dog damage.

I must be like a dog chasing his own tail.

For your previous deals did you use a bird dog service or have your own team?