August 4, 200422 yr sorry to ruin your topic lcyberlina, but the new topic that stemmed from there was good! haha So I added variables? The problem? I also add this variable: I have doors and walls. Oh yah, and I keep those doors locked. Just like I have walls, I have pets as well. Both dogs are not guard dogs. They are pets. Dogs bark at strange things. It's a benefit. And a rottweiler barking/growling will deter a burglar just fine for my sake. Not like I plan on living in a neighborhood anyway.
August 4, 200422 yr dogs never stopped me. take a can of mace and dogs are a thing of the past. the dont even make a sound besides sneezing sounds after theyre sprayed for up to 10 min while rubbing their faces towards the floor
August 4, 200422 yr Author dogs never stopped me. take a can of mace and dogs are a thing of the past. the dont even make a sound besides sneezing sounds after theyre sprayed for up to 10 min while rubbing their faces towards the floor 492545[/snapback] They'll bark as soon as they hear you. That's enough for me to wake up. The dog might be rolling around it a puddle of it's own froth, but the initial barks will wake me and my Winchester 1300 12 gauge. And there's nothing wrong with neighborhoods. I have 20 acres in rural East Tennessee (well, it will be split b/t my brother and me). It's across the road from my grandma's farm (where my mom grew up). But, I mean, there's always the chance that I wont be working in East Tennessee. I plan on getting some sort of rural property. Often times it can be cheaper, and I'm more about property than the house (I want a nice house, but not necessarily a big house).
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