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Owners of single-family homes on lots of 20,000 square feet in size or less are allowed a maximum of four pets per household, no more than three of which can be dogs, plus a pet's offspring under 4 months of age.

St. Petersburg in Pinellas County, Florida, allows one Vietnamese potbellied pig per household. Vietnamese pig breeding is prohibited in the city of St. Petersburg. The city does not have a size limit for Vietnamese pigs but requires that all male Vietnamese pigs be neutered.

Farm animals shall not be maintained, raised or housed within any zoning district except R-A, R-E and R-R or per subsection (2) below. The keeping and maintaining of farm animals is permitted as part of an approved "commercial agricultural activity" use pursuant to Table 138-355 ? Table of Uses for Zoning Districts.

For Pinellas residents, roosters are also not allowed, though you are allowed to keep chickens. The county does not allow the sale of chickens, their eggs, or their manure, nor the breeding of chickens for commercial purposes. The limit on how many chickens county residents can keep is set at four.

Generally, no dwelling unit in Florida is allowed to keep more than four dogs or cats. However, if a person is found to be in violation of any of the city's pet ownership laws, the person's pets shall be reduced to two. After two years, the person will be again allowed to keep four pets.

PINELLAS COUNTY: No restrictions on number of pets in homes. Zoning regulations prohibit kennels in residential areas.

Brevard County shall be a home rule charter county, and, except as may be limited by this Home Rule Charter, shall have all powers of self-government granted now or hereafter by the Constitution and laws of the State of Florida.

There's no state-wide limit to how many dogs you can own in Florida. Where you live in Florida has the greatest impact on how many dogs you can own. If you live in a rural area, the amount is virtually limitless, but urban areas typically restrict the number of dogs to 2-3 per household.