My partner and I were thrown for a loop when we bought a house in Oklahoma. Originally we were from Chicago but decided to retire there. Unfortunately, our stay didn't start quietly.
After 2 short weeks, we heard news that the people who lived across from us were victims of a home invasion. The authorities had some leads involving a band of youth. Peter, my brother, recommended that we purchase a motion activated electronic barking dog alarm.
The official report said that the house was broken into at 2 a.m. Apparently, the hoodlums broke through the backyard. It was a good thing our neighbors weren't home but were on vacation.
The thought of getting a real guard dog never crossed our minds since my wife's hypersensitivity to animals. Peter persuaded us to try the motion activated electronic barking dog alarm. Maybe it would scare away the would-be-robbers.
He explained about the Electronic Secure Dog that was, according to him, the best one out there. It had a versatile radar sensitivity that ranged from 10 to 20 feet and could be triggered with movement on the other side of doors or windows. My sibling stressed its true to life bark; how its volume rises as the motion detected approaches the house.
It was after another reported house robbery on the town adjacent ours that we finally opted to acquire the motion activated electronic barking dog alarm.
When the Electronic Secure Dog arrived, we promptly lodged it behind the house, hidden in the backyard. Fortunately, the motion activated electronic barking dog alarm was an effortless and uncomplicated gadget to use since my wife and I weren't experts when it came to fiddling with wires or buttons.
Not one month had gone by when the thieves tried to break into our house. Luckily, they were scared off by our Electronic Secure Dog and didn't continue their attempt at breaking and entering.
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Date Added: Aug 26, 2010;
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