I'm not a lawyer, and to my knowledge there are none who are members here, so don't take too much notice of anything I say.
I understand that you want security, but so does your landlord. Tenant protection has swung a long way in the last few years, so that landlords, who actually own the property now have few rights. So I can understand the letting agent putting a few riders into the agreement as a "Just in case" measure. Has the landlord him/herself actually seen your dog? A face to face chat might clarify the situation. I imagine the letting agent uses a standard form of agreement to cover all the property he is agent for rather than one specific for you. After all, it's no doubt been looked at by a solicitor, so the agent would not want to incur that cost every time he lets property. But as I said at the start, I'm not in any way trained in law, just somebody who at one time did think along the lines of "Buy to let" but decided it was too much hassle.
John
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