Kevin Breed Yes.

As far as insurance, the only time it was an issue (and didn't create one as the dog was very well trained when we actually met him, so we didn't push it) was when my property manager signed a 2-year lease with a couple that owned a rottweiler as they put mixed breed on the application and the manager never met the dog.  

And you put a 'bad owner' with one of the stronger breeds and you have a disaster in the making.

Oh and another compliment is on the type of culture you guys breed in this community is 2nd to none, for one A LOT of people including myself use their REAL name when posting, which means people want to be held accountable for what they say.

The noise would be my concern not the breed of the dog.

That's a LOT better than Georgia, which requires you to have another licensed individual sign off saying that you were responsible for at least two permitted jobs (Which is awesome fun, because contractors LOVE breeding their own competition and are happy to do it strictly for the happy feelings that sharing and being helpful give them...)

We discussed no trampolines and that I will be allowing pets but restricting dog breeds.

Yes, the tenants are a different breed but you can also find some overzealous local city and county officials who can make mobile home parks a pain to run.The Dodd Frank bill changes everything for anyone trying to seller finance and it could mean some ridiculous fees.

This is not to be confused with the newer breed of rehab/flipping lenders that call themselves hard money lenders.

He is now asking if he could have another one to breed them.