I have heard people brag about being able to have a pet, or a certain unallowed breed, because it is a service dog.

I forgot to add this page.Basically, if the Landlord 'knew' the dog was dangerous (aka; dangerous breed not covered by insurance), then the Landlord would be held responsible.

I would ask the tenant to verify that the dangerous breed of dog is actually a companion dog.

Pls use the glossy, they come out much better.Let me know how it comes out.SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS

It won't necessarily breed negative interactions.

Make sure your insurance doesn't have any limitations on animal breeds or, if it does, communicate them to your tenants. 

My pet addendum states that only the listed pets are allowed (by name and breed).

My wife is a damn proud white AFRICAN American, a REAL African American, born breed and raised in Africa, immigrated to America via working for next to nothing for years on end to eventually earning citizenship, yet judged and assumed who and what she is because of skin color..... 

Roaches are absolutely disgusting and will breed and take over a home  (they likely already have), and mice--- mice will chew on wires, electricians are expensive!   

Do you have a pet policy, does it ban aggressive breeds?