First time, in our 250+ Airbnb/VRBO/etc stays, we left a month-long stay early and had to report a safety issue. Host withheld listing a dangerous animal on her property against Airbnb policy amongst other lies. The host described her large pit bull dog to us as “an incredibly friendly groundskeeper”, “a super gentle pup”, and “he’s never behaved like this before” but three times within the first week, it tried to attack the both of us and a grocery delivery driver, each time snarling, lunging, snapping its jaws. Luckily we avoided injury - we’ve been dog owners ourselves and know how to behave calmly around aggressive dogs. Her husband stood on the hosts’s balcony and smiled as the dog tried to attack one of us and a delivery driver. He offered no assistance nor did he call out to the dog, who isn’t trained to respond to voice commands or his name. The erratic behavior of the pit bull puts future guests, especially children and those mobility-challenged, at risk of being seriously injured since it consistently exhibits aggressive, predatory behavior and a propensity for attacking. It has access to the entire property including those designated private for guest use. We gave the host an opportunity to do the right thing but unfortunately her response was “all of the property is his space and it is hard to restrict him from that.” Even if the host agrees to keep her pit bull inside her house or on a leash away from guests, we highly doubt it will last. Throughout our stay she made it clear her dog comes first and you, as the guest, comes second. Airbnb emailed/called us multiple times urging us to vacate the premises asap for our own safety. Host emailed us later noting the exact minute of our departure and when we checked in, she told us that the guest before us “left at 5:35AM.” Weird but ok. Guests are under audio-visual surveillance and the host is not shy to let you know she’s watching you with cameras placed around the property. Before booking, we made it clear to her that we work from home. She lied about the wifi speed under the guise of ignorance (“my husband is actually the expert”). The old and the newly installed wifi doesn’t support basic web browsing or Zoom meetings. Her response to us: “that’s too bad.” Everyday a stream of visitors parked their trucks around the guest spaces, staring and gawking each time I walked out the front door onto the balcony or down the stairs to our car as if a straight white man in his 30’s was the most fascinating thing they’d ever seen. While our friends, family, past hosts turned life-long friends, fellow nomads, and everyone we work with in real estate can now laugh at the host and her sad behavior, we’ve blacklisted this listing amongst our network and will continue to share it with others. This host should be removed from the platform before someone gets injured.