Exterior, especially if not required and not necessary, I would tell him to pound sand.

Not only to keep them from being aggressive, but to keep dogs away from the property if a female is in heat, or have one that's not neutered run off and get somebody's poodle preggers.I'd also require renter's insurance with a rider for the dog, if there is such a thing.Ironically, the only breed that has ever attacked dogs of mine, all different types of terriers of around 20 pounds, have been german shepherds.

If you're not living there and not on the lease they can pound sand.

Here's the latest numbers on the phase out of R22.51 million pounds allowed in 2014 to 22 million pounds beginning Jan. 1, 2015.

Another example: A tenant of my daughter's complained to the PM that she was afraid a limb would fall off a tree in the backyard and hurt her 5 pound dog.  

We all feel like that sometimes, I'm an engineer and I have to explain to people that you can't pound in a face mill into a ER32 collet chuck in a $150k laser tool setter with a mallet

My 22 pound rat terrier is a great dog - sweet, friendly, rarely barks, housetrained.  

This week I finally found one that I like for the following reasons:- She is polite, respectful, and reasonable- She is a 5th grade teacher with a steady income over 4x the rent- She has a clean criminal record- She has good credit history and has unintentionally signaled twice that her credit is important to her- Her car and dress seem clean and maintained enough- In some online research I found out she was on the dean's list in college - She is offering to pay another half-month's security deposit to give her an advantage over other applicantsThe biggest concern though is that she has a 75-pound dug that is a mix of Chow, American Terrier, Boxer, and Lab. 

Did make one exception with one dog only under 25 pounds.

. $20 worth of quarters weigh a pound.