I feel you, I was in your situation a while ago. I took over my dads apartment that he was staying in after remodeling his home so I didnt have to wait to move in. I asked them about 6 times if it was okay to have a Doberman and the lady said yes all 6 times. Lesson learned next time get it in writing because after I signed a year lease thinking was was allowed to get a Doberman they told me no.
Everything happens for a reason though because I had not found this site yet and I was about to get one from a backyard breeder that didn't health test their dogs and I would have been in heart heartache if something happened health related that could have been prevented.
Anyways 6 months go by and they are telling me that we have a month to move out or resign the lease

I was like huh? I looked at my lease and it said a year but I wasn't about to correct them. I was like heck yea, we found a place that was going to let us have a Doberman, so I started researching breeders and found one and put a deposit down.
This is when I found this site and they helped figure which breeders were the good ones and the bad ones, I got my deposit back and I was able to get a Doberman from a really ethical breeder that is behind me every step of the way.
I had to wait a year to get my Doberman and now I have Odin, he is 6 months and I wouldnt change anything on how things turned out. A lot of times the wait is well worth it. Trust me I am a dog person and a Doberman lover, year was agony but soooo worth it in the end
