Breed Restriction Loophole

Protect Your Newfoundland from Apartment Breed Restrictions.

Is your apartment complex refusing to accept your Newfoundland? Under federal law, a valid ESA letter legally forces landlords to waive all breed bans and weight restrictions up to 190 lbs.

Bypass Your Landlord's Rules Now

Protected by the Federal Fair Housing Act (FHA)

Why The FHA Protects You

According to the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Emotional Support Animals are not considered pets.

Because they are medical accommodations, property managers cannot:

Ban your Newfoundland based on breed.
Deny your Newfoundland based on weight.
Charge you a "dangerous breed" insurance fee.

How to keep your Newfoundland by your side.

You don't have to move, and you absolutely don't have to surrender your dog. Get certified online today.

1. Qualify Online

Complete our rapid, confidential mental health screening to see if you qualify for a support animal.

2. Clinical Evaluation

A state-licensed mental health professional will review your case. If approved, your ESA letter is written instantly.

3. Hand it to your Landlord

Submit your official PetCerts PDF letter to your property manager to legally void the Newfoundland breed restriction on your lease.