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can I limit to 1 dog per rental unit

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I allows pets 1 cat and 1 small dog ( under 40 lbs)

I have applicants with 2 dogs. 
can I say sorry we only allow 1 dog per unit ? 

also do you invite dogs on your tours? So you can judge them? 

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@Maya Jones

Animals are not a protected class unless they are service animals or emotional support. You may limit the number of animals and weights or not allow animals at all. Some insurance companies limit certain breeds. Check your policy.

Very important service animals and emotional support animals are allowed even if you don’t allow animals. Check your state, county and or city requirements.

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