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You guys are making it seem as I was Gung-ho going and clearing my house, that is not the case at all...I know property is not worth losing your life over but insurance does not cover things you can not replace. I do not at all think anyone should do this , as I was lucky not to confront some crackhead in my house. I will think twice about doing that again. It is just not what you are making me out to be, some gun-toting guy eager to confront the BG and get a kill. NOT AT ALL.

I came home yesterday to my front door wide open, thinking "oh great here we go" I have my snubby .38 on me of course 1st thing I do is look thru the living room and look thru a huge mirror that allows me to see into my kitchen and see noone, I walk straight to the backdoor open the door and let my German Shepherd "Trouble" in the house. I then proceed to go room by room and closet by closet...I go into the bathroom and it was like a horror movie scene...I have to pull back the curtain where the shower is.... no one. "Trouble" and I continue thru the back bedroom and clear the last part of the house.After the house is cleared I go back to the garage .... no one. Come to find out there was nothing stolen and the wife did not lock the door, and it was windy and blew the door open. I just thought I would share this story with you guys, It sure was nice having that dawg with me as I went thru the house. I can only imagine what our soldiers do day in and day out. They must have nerves of steel.God Bless them.