What You need to Know About Pets

We have two large dogs.  I'm not too worried about either of them because they are only outside on a leash with Donald or me.  We also have a fence, but again we don't leave them in the fence when we are not home.  If someone however broke into my home and got bit or eaten in fact it would burn my burn my butt to get sued over that.  And my dog breeds aren't on the list, but they are very protective of our family.

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Don't know what happened to my comments but here they are again:  Although, on our rental management department, we have a "NO PETS" policy, we advertise NO PETS and in the contracts, there are NO PETS, still after moving in, the tenant will request to be allowed a pet.  The number of requests are increasing.  I clicked LIKE.

We have a black lab mix (rescue, so not sure) and a Great Dane mix (again we only know what the  mom at the pound was).  She was previously shot and is very skittish and super protective of me and weighs in about 98 pounds.  Glen is about 157 and well... when I walk him people stop and ask why I don't get a saddle and ride him.  

I have a little dog, a minpin. I don't really care for big dogs in my own home. I have a big grand-dog. Close enough to owning one.

Hello Joy,  This is Brandy, she drove me to drink after we pick her up and drove 11 hours with her, she was only 8 weeks old and cried alot.  Now she is my best friend.

Joy, Thanks for the information. Landlords/tenants  should always check with insurance companies about the premiums for certain type of pets . 

I have seen insurance companies refuse insurance when certain breeds of dogs are present.  I'm not sure if this is a fair solution, but it is a fact for now.

Joy, I am not surprised that insurance companies are doing this.  I am surprised to hear that homeowners may be ineligible for insurance coverage if they own a dog or other exotic animal that an underwriter deems dangerous/risk. 

I would think they would want to insure but exclude claims caused by the animals. It would be interesting to know how one determines if they will be ineligible for insurance.  Very interesting – thanks for sharing. This is definitely something I will add to my toolkit.