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;) Hope it looks up, and whether it does or not, that there's a lovely wine with your name on it at the end of the day. :)

I read it that the landlords had permission to enter the property for the purposes of accessing the shipping container, but that the dogs were locked inside *the house*. :)

They sound like legitimate concerns, but can probably be overcome by outlining precise concerns to tenants and asking them to undertake to be responsible for any damage to fences, otherwise they have to remove the excess animals. The main thing is that you can't go straight to eviction for a...

I agree in principle, but in practice, Tribunals have consistently made findings that limits on animals have to be reasonable. Even violation of "no pets" provisions is extremely difficult to use as grounds to evict, unless the property is in a "no pets" complex (for example), the pets are doing...

Exactly. I can't imagine any member of the judiciary finding that 25 acres can't reasonably contain more than one dog. Requiring the 5 dogs to be kept outside is a more reasonable position that is likely to be supported, but preventing more than one dog outside on 25 acres is unlikely to be...

Probably not, and why would you want to? Worried the animals are eating too much grass or something? :confused: