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jason812 wrote:Of course the 3rd Tier doesn't have to be mentioned.

What I heard you say was:
T1: Bark is worse than the bite
T2: Bark and bite may be comparable
T3. Bite is worse than the bark??

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Ryan wrote:
They're hard core thugs too... not to be messed with

It is okay if alarm systems are cute/handsome! :-) Please do take the tutus and hoodies off the pups when you go to work though. It may not be in standing with the "big crate" communications we're trying to send.

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Ryan wrote:
crazy2medic wrote:Nothing like having an active burglar deterrent, a medium to large dog is generally all that is needed to convince a burglar to seek a softer target!
Guns typically don't provide much deterrent if your not home

We have several very large dogs in our home. My wife asked me the other day why I leave the light on in the dog room with the blinds open. I told her that if somebody is looking to come in our home uninvited, I'd like them to see the dog room with 5 very large empty crates so they know what they are up against should they decide to come in. I'd like to think a room with nothing but large empty dog crates would be a fairly good deterrent.

As I was reading the first few lines of your post, the last line jumped into my head as well. That just isnt a bad idea at all. I have a yippy dog for alarm duty. A big crate might get a ner-do-well to think the Lhasa has a buddy. I like it.

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