My goal is to get into Real Estate along side my horse breeding business.Thank you.

I don't particularly think the breed is bad, per se, but my insurance company told me they'd drop me if he moved in.

Those that have breeds of dog that our insurance won't cover.

You didn't mention the breed, but I have exclusions for many large breeds that is part of my insurance.

Ahh, I just joined the website and I know my reply is 1 year after the initial post but I have good news :-) I am a rare breed of bankers that do loans for Foreign Nationals, and even better news, I cover all 50 states since we are federally charted.

I still like laminate although the newest breed is a plastic base reported to lay faster and last longer.

I could see how Labradoodle's could be an awesome breed, and I now know to look out for the Labradoodle's moving in as a sign of gentrification ...

If keeping the specified animal on the premises requires us to obtain different insurance (think about dangerous breed dogs), then the difference in the insurance cost can be charged to the tenant.

There are breed restrictions.  

Big breeds urinate in large amounts and urine sinks to the pad and sub floor.