The insurance company that covers my rentals told me to avoid certain dog breeds and swimming pools even if they are the tenants' property.

Probably in this area most landlord would handle it through the deposit instead of asking more rent but more important 1) who's responsible for taking the dog out 2) how many times a day 3) does the lease now state that the poop is to be picked up by the owner on a regular basis 4) Is it a breed that won't get your homeowner's insurance canceled?

My work there is in helping villages  become more self sufficient through better agriculture practices, improved house building (there's a great hand operated block maker from South Africa that we will use in the next program), cross breeding local chickens to create a meatier, stronger flock and teach sewing for local needs.

I have unfortunately have had a tenant's dog attack another occupant's dog (expensive breed too). 

In my leases, I specifically name the animal, breed, size, and age, and write "and no others" after the section regarding allowed animals.

Hanna, 48, who works for an insurance company in Bethlehem, was looking for a three-bedroom house with enough land to start breeding Great Danes.

Since pitbull isn't a breed, not sure how to cover that?  

I personally know individuals who have taken advantage of this trend and found themselves living quite comfortably abroadAdditionally, the gig economy has given rise to a new breed of "digital nomads" who seamlessly transition between temporary housing, house-sitting, and even camper/van lifestyles.

So skyrocketing rents don't help when they don't pay. 2) Our legislature is trying to make evictions illegal....they are looking for a way to exit the moratorium without anyone being responsible for back rent or losing "their" free home paid for by the new breed of government freebie: forced free housing at the landlords expense.

Let's say it's a large dog, a breed frequently used as a guard dog, in a neighborhood with many small children.In order to determine whether the animal poses a threat to the health and safety of others, can I not ask about the animal's training and temperament?