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LOU from WI

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Don"t need any protection companies selling theft protection.I think if any one who wants to steal from me has to get past the I.H.Protector.
Fat Chance they can get beyond this fellow. Strap on the 44 Mag, and him with teeth shows how determined he is to protect and serve.LOL
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glad you found a model that works well. the neighbors St Benard has a unique way of dealing with prowlers, He lays where they have to walk, and when they trip over him, he jumps on them and licks their faces until he drowns them
 
I heard once about a mansion with guard dogs--all him dogs. The robbers went to the place with a lady dog with the same attatude as the last lady in a bar. Him dogs even IH make tractors second priority.

We once lived very close to a highway in a rural area, my front door was about 80 ft from the pavment. Every salesman decided to stop in. We put up three big signs beware of dog. We had a white fence, and they had no idea where the dog would be coming from. We did not have a dog at the time, but it sure stopped all salesman.

I'm on the EMS team, and dogs can cause alot of problems in a emergency, but we will get to the victum regardless. Most folks have no idea how protective their dogs are in those situations, and they must be dealt with in a very fast way if necessary.
 
now thats a handy dog ,i got to see if i can train my mastiff to tote my pistol for me, lol 5 dogs and 11 guns i feel pretty safe though
 
Do yu cross draw? If I am not mistaken the gun on the dog is for right hip yet second pic when u have it on it"s on your left hip?
 
My Border Collie is always alert and ready to grab any thief.
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Yep it"s a cross drae holster with a 44 mag Revolver. Dog is not a cross draw just front ON.Well he was fixed so I dont think there is a problem with the ladies. Loved the border collie sleeping on the job. Cute. No problem with E.M. crews if we need em. He is well trained . At least he has trained us well over the couple years we had him.NOW IF we can just train him to drive the 706 he protetcs, all will be right. Send him off to make some dough while I eat cookies and milk. Loved all the comments.
LOU
 
When I was growing up we had a protective border collie, the gas man had to give him a tootsie roll to put fuel in the fuel tanks. The dog house was right next to the fuel tanks. We had a friend that came over, he was a big man and we noticed he didn't get out of the car, just sat there. We went out to see if there was a problem, He said he looked at that dog house with the red warning sign "beware of dog" that was put on with a brush so heavy it looked like blood running down from it, The big pile of cow bones the neighbor had given us when he butchered and that dog growling and he figured he had better just wait in the car. He thought the bones might be the last visitor....James
 
Used to drive for FedEx Home-started on a rural route in western Iowa. Learned REAL quick to honk the horn at these stops, so the dog and owner knew I was there! Then, when the dog comes at you-you are still in the truck. Toss lug head a dog treat, and how he reacts to that tells you if it is safe to proceed. Couple of times the packages were left right where ever they dropped, because the dog! Noted it on my scanner, so if the customer asked questions as to why, at least I had made a note of it. Had one that would let me out of the truck, first step though, he was ON you like a flea! Greg
 
We had a Chihauhau/Toy Fox Terrier named Samson. 6 lbs. of flesh and bones, but 120 lbs. of attitude. He was so small though that if a burgler ever got in, our only hope was that he slipped in a puddle of pee and cracked his head open.
 
We had a neigbor that almost caught someone steeling his fuel so he shot up in the air to scare them off.

A few nights later the thieves came back and shot his fuel tank, it leaked into his water well and ruined it.

Digging a new well isn't cheap!!
 
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