What dog breeds do landlords not like?
Any “known” dangerous pets….Therefore, below is a list of dog breeds that we DO NOT currently accept, per company policy:
- Pit Bulls & Staffordshire Terriers.
- Doberman Pinschers.
- Rottweilers.
- German Shepherds.
- Chows.
- Great Danes.
How do apartments verify dog breed?
Some apartment communities judge by the individual dog, and if that’s the case, your pet will be called in for a pet interview. A pet interview allows the landlord to meet your pet and make the decision based on the interaction they have rather than the dog’s breed.
Can landlords discriminate against dog breeds?
While landlords and property rental companies cannot discriminate against anyone based on factors such as race, ethnicity, sex, physical disability, etc., they can—and do—discriminate on the basis of the breed of any prospective renter’s dog.
How do I report a dangerous dog breed?
How to report a dangerous dog. If you believe you own one of the banned types of dog (see list below) or know of the whereabouts of one of these types of dogs, please contact us or the police status dog unit on 020 8247 5462 or [email protected].
What can I do about my neighbors aggressive dog?
What to Do With an Aggressive Dog in the Neighborhood
- Notify Your Neighbor. Sometimes, a dog owner might not realize their dog is causing a problem.
- Take Pictures/Videos.
- Contact Animal Control.
- If Injured, Contact a Dog Bite Lawyer.
Can a landlord charge more for a dangerous dog?
Your insurance company charges you more for some breeds: Some homeowner’s policies refuse to cover specific breeds entirely, while others charge a hefty premium. If your tenant’s dangerous dogs or other pets will end up boosting your insurance costs for years to come, it may be best to avoid the situation entirely.
Which is the most dangerous breed of dog?
Pit Bulls, Staffordshire Terriers, German Shepherds and Dobermans top the list of banned breeds, but there are about a dozen that are banned by communities that use Breed Specific Legislation (BSL).
Do you need to ask your landlord about dog breeds?
In order to protect their investment and ensure that their insurance coverage extends to cover any dog bite incidents, landlords must specifically ask their insurance agent about whether or not the company has a list of banned dog breeds.
What kind of dogs are banned in your city?
Your city has a breed ban in place: If your city or town is one that has chosen to ban select breeds, you have to comply with the law. Pit Bulls, Staffordshire Terriers, German Shepherds and Dobermans top the list of banned breeds, but there are about a dozen that are banned by communities that use Breed Specific Legislation (BSL).