However, I'm curious is to know if I have to take them regardless of breed?  

In this addendum I've included the pet rent and the additional deposit amount as well as info on the pet breeds, weights, names, etc.

@Sharon Breeding if you have an architect, they can reference you.

He's a rare breed and his company is really admirable.

My pet clause (I allow a well-trained family dog) has the name and breed of the dog and specifies no other pets, including guest pets, that vaccinations and licensing must be kept current, and that they certify their dog has had no previous signs of aggression to people or animals.  

I allow large breed dogs which is something I notice most landlords don't do.

Outside dogs OK, no "dangerous" breeds.

Well look deep into your heart and soul because landlording and buying and holding is where it is at.SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS

The tenants you often talk about are a MUCH different breed than the typical tenant here and in many places.

I had one BP'er post stating that certain breeds CAN be excluded regardless if it is a service pet or not.