Dollar for dollar, the best money I’ve spent on burglary deterents are outdoor motion sensor lights.
Sure a pro who’s been scoping out your house for weeks and creeps around like he’s in Mission Impossible will figure it out, but any casual thief is going to turn and walk/run when a light is turned on him when he approaches your home.
From the Low Hanging Fruit department:
They do deter “Burglars”, only if attached to “Doors” and “Windows”.
[quote=“Lissa, post:17, topic:313181”]
You’ve never met my dog.
… blah blah blah
…dog owners are so naive… when he said disable your dog he meant DISABLE… not feed… these guys use a small caliber 22 to the head or a serious pepper acid spray… dogs are good to wake you up, but if your not home, little more than a mild deterrent…
Sorry if this wasn’t meant as a serious assertion, but there’s no way a sign like that is going to deter anyone. Burglaries take place when burglars are assured that the property is vacant; such a sign communicates only an opportunity to steal a handgun.
[quote=“John_Moriarty, post:23, topic:313181”]
You are responding to a thread from 2005, and in particular to a poster that hasn’t been here since 2007.
Closing thread.