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Neighbors complain that a tenant’s dog has a nasty habit of barking all night and attacking young children. Several claim to have been bitten. You ask the tenant to get rid of the dog, reminding her that you have a no-pets policy. The tenant then reminds you that she’s a Gulf War veteran and contends that she needs the dog as an emotional support animal to cope with PTSD. She produces letters from the VA and a psychiatrist supporting her story. Do you have to let her keep the dog?