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Re: Well then. That's not good.
Yes, they would bark at people and do. But they average like 16 pounds between the four of them. And they're sequestered into crates. Not exactly a threat.
I requested more police patrol a year ago when my car was stolen and did it again last night. I honestly don't think it makes a bit of difference. We have signs for neighborhood watch program.
Oh, I just didn't know if the crazy dog barking would deter them. I like to think with my 3 dogs going nuts, people would be afraid of the attention the noise would bring. I live in a little bubble, perhaps
Do you think it could possibly be the same people who stole your car? Weren't they arrested? Is this something the cops would look into?
I'm not sure. We mentioned it and the police are aware of it.
Jacksonville.
Uh, no. Guard dogs they are not.
Norm:
Barney:
ETA: They're also crated for their safety and ours and strictly inside dogs who are never outside unsupervised. So ahhhh... no. They're not guard dogs.
We knew this when we were looking into alarm systems. We ended up going with Safe Touch because they had an intercom system. The benefit is they can talk to us right away to see what's going on. If we are not home, they are trained to listen to noises and decide whether it's a break in or not. While someone is listening, someone else calls our cell phone to notify us. So far, when we accidentally set off the alarm, they respond within 2 min.
I'm so sorry that you're dealing with this again
I also wanted to ditto J-Pancakes - that is the exact reason we went with Safe Touch as well. I don't want to post all of the details here, but have a rep come out and give you a quote, they'll explain exactly how their system works. I know nothing is fool proof, but it made me feel a LOT better having it.
I am so sorry this happened to you. I am glad the dogs are ok