Police K-9's on property?

[pacnwstorage]

They have been here 3 times in 4 years. Only one hit and the police were more concerned about the dog training than getting in the unit. I did a rent increase and the guy was gone next month. When I plan on doing it, I post a notice in the office and on the entry gate. No one has ever complained.

[teesee150]

Tried several times to get them out to my yard. We're a large facility and the police have zero interest.

[pacnwstorage]

Get what out of your yard?

[lady5563]

Get what out of your yard?

I think he meant to get the dogs out to his property!

[pacnwstorage]

If he meant police K-9's, they are with the police and are on a leash. Stray dogs, call Animal Control.

[jewelgreg]

Should you have them come out even if it is not in the lease? I may have to put this in the lease going forward.

[AngelaESSTX]

If he meant police K-9's, they are with the police and are on a leash. Stray dogs, call Animal Control.

He is wanting the K-9s at his property, but it seems as though the police in his area have no interest training at his facility.

[MamaDuke]

Should you have them come out even if it is not in the lease? I may have to put this in the lease going forward.

Absolutely! I never had it in my lease when I did it.

You could post a sign in the office if you want to.

[pacnwstorage]

He is wanting the K-9s at his property, but it seems as though the police in his area have no interest training at his facility.

I read it wrong. I thought he said, out "of" my yard instead of, out "to" my yard. People, don't ever get old, things happen.