I rent a house with all of your pest as well as mine.I do have the landlord coming to spray little does he no!! I do have renters insurance.My Dog comes home with my Hubby for a couple days.They traveal ,Ya I found the source wrong they were being bitten my poor dog. He stays in and out. I have never experience this Has any one notice times you just wanted to pop off 1 they also burrow and bleed from the that little tiny spec I have scares arms legs and feet dark scares so now we start on creams to help that.I started seeing signs of them going away no sooner said that and going full blown I do look like a drug needle atic.Try to explain this problem7-8 months ago,and told me to leave her office.She assumed the worst I am paying for it.Thought 1 more I'll try my prcare.I walk in the room he was already there.I ask him for help and was told again there wasent any thing he could do I stood strong and said I was being denied service. Sorry I got a little side track. I guess the bottom line is could this be a renter claim for damages. I been disabled for some time now and have done everything to get some of me back.I will be damned if I will let this take everything from us.My life is now scares and scabes I guess you would look at me and think that. But they maid one big mistake. I am turning very lowsome looking,7 month ago I had a chance .Sorry I needed to get my 2 sense in its pretty bad what life will thro at you. Millions of little creatures staring up at me. Does anyone out there have scares. Hair basically your body. Thank you All for your time

I can't understand half of what you write here, but I think you are saying that you moved in to a house that had bugs and your dog had them as well? And you think it's scabies?
Dogs usually have fleas, which are visible around the house as little hopping dark dots.
The scabies mite they get is called mange, and isn't the same as the scabies mite people get. The dog's hair falls out and the skin gets crusty. People get itchy spots usually starting on the stomach and spreading from neck to ankle.
These days there are more and more bedbugs in houses and apartments, regardless of pets.
You need to identify the bug, for starters.

Who is responsible? It's a toss up when a landlord allows pets. You can claim the bugs were there and he can claim you brought them. You need to negotiate.

I doubt that renter's insurance will cover this, but you can try.