No breed restriction apartments in San Antonio, TX

4 communities confirmed to accept all dog breeds. Each listing shows the date we last confirmed the policy — and the pet fees you’ll actually pay.

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MAA Alamo Ranch

Far West Side · San Antonio, TX · MAA (Mid-America Apartment Communities)
No breed limitNo weight limitUp to 2 pets$0/mo pet rent$0 depositNo one-time fee
1–3 BR · from $813/mo
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MAA Bulverde

Bulverde · San Antonio, TX · MAA (Mid-America Apartment Communities)
No breed limitNo weight limitUp to 2 pets$0/mo pet rent$0 depositNo one-time fee
1–3 BR · from $998/mo
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MAA Haven at Blanco

Stone Oak · San Antonio, TX · MAA (Mid-America Apartment Communities)
No breed limitNo weight limitUp to 2 pets$0/mo pet rent$0 depositNo one-time fee
1–3 BR · from $963/mo
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MAA Westover Hills

Far West Side · San Antonio, TX · MAA (Mid-America Apartment Communities)
No breed limitNo weight limitUp to 2 pets$0/mo pet rent$0 depositNo one-time fee
1–3 BR · from $883/mo
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Questions about San Antonio
Are there really no breed restrictions at these San Antonio apartments?

Every community on this page confirmed with us, in writing, that it has no breed restrictions as of the date on its badge. Policies can change, so check the date, and get the policy in writing before you pay an application fee. If something has changed, use “Report a change” and we re-check within 48 hours.

What pet fees should I expect in San Antonio?

Typical pet rent in U.S. metros is $20–50 per pet per month, deposits $200–500 (usually refundable), and one-time fees $0–400. Every community page shows your first-year total so you can compare like with like.

Does Texas law protect my dog’s breed?

Texas Health & Safety Code §822.047 lets cities and counties regulate dangerous dogs — but never by breed. No Texas city can ban or restrict a breed.

Texas has no law stopping insurers from considering breed. Several national carriers write breed-neutral renters policies — compare before you apply. Read the full Texas summary.

How do I improve my chances of approval?

Apply only where the answer is already yes (this page), email the leasing office your questions so you have a written record, and attach a Pet Resume with vaccinations, training and references. Build one free in five minutes.