Huskies are one of the most adaptive dog breeds.

Is the husky a restricted breed according to your insurance? 

If you have to micro manage your company like that then I commend you, but being hands off and learning how to DELEGATE work shows a very intuitive person.Mike I to take my hat off to you, but I would say enjoy a little more a let others help along the way.SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS

What are your pet standards, do you set weight/ breed restrictions?

No viscous breeds and I require them to have Renter's insurance with me listed as an additional insured.

I wonder if your broker friend ever categories the dog breeds to further differentiate the deals - like a poodle with covid vs a husky with fleas vs a Labrador with mites.

All the prospective renters have dogs more than 25 pounds or in the restricted breed list: American BulldogsAmerica BullyAmerican Pit Bull TerriersBoxersStaffordshire TerriersRottweilersAkitasGerman ShepherdsDoberman PinschersMastiffsMalamutesGreat DanesCane CorsoChow ChowsHuskiesWolf HybridsI am curious how people on this forum apply weight and breed restrictions to renting single-family homes.Thanks

If your insurance company doesn't have a vicious dog list and allows all breeds, then you don't need to worry about it (unless there are local laws that address the issue).

I do not allow any kind of dangerous dog breeds, but of course, you never know with any dog. 

List: German shepard mixed breed dog, garage to lock up car (smashing windows is common), old ugly car with perfect engine and locks, fortify doors and windows, never leave anything of value visible, sell your fancy electronics and jewelry, Muay Thai classes, always be scanning area before you go through a door, make friends with neighbors-neighborhood watch, how are you with a gun?