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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP- I guess I am more concern about the tenant itself.  His finance is good and his gf is also moving in as well.  But will he be emotional problem for me?? LOL[/quote]

Not a landlord, but I manage a team at work and I will say what I would only say anonymously. People with emotional support animals (as opposed to a seeing eye dog or a seizure / blood sugar alert dog) are more likely to be entitled, high maintenance, and emotionally draining. [/quote]

Should I share this with my son? His best friend was blown up in front of him.  He carried the body parts back to their base.  He has an emotional support dog and it’s made a huge difference in his PTSD.  She is a German Shepherd. Somehow she just knows when he needs her. She climbs onto him and covers him with her body.

He is not entitled, high maintenance, or emotionally draining.   He is hurting. [/quote]

The vets I know with PTSD have their dogs registered as service animals because such dogs have undergone training.

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2021/11/26/1045708726/more-veterans-with-ptsd-will-soon-get-help-from-service-dogs-thank-the-paws-act#:~:text=Music%20Of%202021-,New%20law%20will%20allow%20more%20vets%20with%20PTSD%20to%20get,with%20symptoms%20of%20traumatic%20stress.[/quote]

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