You can't poison a working (note) alarm... 

Yeh and alarms fitted by so called pros are infallible? I know they aren’t. 

 

Funny old site this, people...

Oddly,

 

The owner of a staffie & Lab / Rott cross wanted an alarm to protect the dogs while theyre at work,  as they where worried of them being stolen as bait dogs...

Reminds me of that YT vid of 'MY 8 £1000 GUN DOGS WERE STOLEN AT LUNCHTIME BUT WEVE GOT THEM ON CCTV DOING IT PLEASE SHARE'; yeah, but because you came home a full 6 hours later

they've binned their masks, torched the car, and split the dogs up, had you had an alarm to alert you *at the time* you might have got somewhere.

It is worrying how cctv seems to be the ideal for all, but when something happens it rarely is. Hopefully people will ask a security professional their opinion just before the hot place freezes over. Then we will all be tarred with the same brush as nest and ring. 

Isn't it brilliant marketing

It's not marketing any more it's Cambridge Analytica style brain washing....

6 hours ago, Davangtrac said:

A Doberman and 2 Rottweilers.

Any cats?

12 hours ago, Davangtrac said:

Yeh and alarms fitted by so called pros are infallible? I know they aren’t. 

 

They can rarely (note the caveat) be circumvented by a poisoned sausage... 

18 hours ago, james.wilson said:

It is worrying how cctv seems to be the ideal for all, but when something happens it rarely is. Hopefully people will ask a security professional their opinion just before the hot place freezes over. Then we will all be tarred with the same brush as nest and ring. 

Isn't it brilliant marketing

Alarm with good internal sounder does th job with some kind of monitoring 

 

CCTV is a luxury 

 

 

These days it's ring doorbell that has become people's main security 

 

Muppets.....