I would suggest instead of looking for the top dog it might be better to look for someone who is just a step or two above you so that they won't feel such a drop off from where you are to where they are and will probably be much more willing to help for less hope that helps and wish you luck

One didn't complain at all, the other said it was noisy and drove his dogs crazy.

When we put the existing tenants on a new lease we did not charge a pet fee for their small dog and cat. 

And I got a 120 pound dog that I take everywhere with me. 

While explaining why he was rejecting my first offer the seller also mentioned his young daughters wanting Corgis but that they already had 2 dogs.    

Big Dog Roofing has done some work for me. 

Hi everyone,We have a tenant that is getting an Emotional Support Dog in a condo in Michigan.

Hi Ryan,I like that idea however I have 2 large dogs, a almost one year old, and a wife. 

They are looking from the inside out at exposure to trees, ADA, trip and fall, wind storm, hail, lighting, bed bugs, dog bites, eviction....so the cost to eliminate the exposure for the product you are selling is maybe small to you, but to them there are a dozen similar concerns.

Nothing is so urgent that you have to panic and make decisions.