Make it as difficult for the bad guys as possible.
If they want in, they will get in. Normally, though, burglars want to get inside and out of sight quickly. Make it so that initial kick to the door doesn't break it down, and most will move on. The more they have to pry and bang to gain access, the more chance they have to get discovered. It's not worth it unless they're drug-crazed, or you have something they REALLY want.
Ever watch that show, "It takes a thief?" It's a joke because they usually have to resort to forcefully smashing in windows or doors to get in for the initial burglary. For the "after" break in, the crook rattles the door handles, taps on a few windows and says, "Oh dear, I can't get in. What a wonderful job of security these people are doing now." Hey moron, didn't you back a van through their garage door to get in the first time????
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