Home insurance - dogs

And just how much do the best gurad dogs cost and the to 'run' and for that I bet you'll be lucky to get 5% off yuor insurance which wouldn't even cover the cost of dog food for the best of guard dogs whatever that means. I doubt anyone will buy such a dog just to sabve money on insurance.

But that isn't how insurance works.

who's ever heard of someone burlging a dunny. My parents hadn't been burgled in 55 years, never ghad a dog. Maybe it ws the up to 80 budgies that scared off the burgalers. Sometimes if yuo have valuables yuo want to protect you get such a dog or sophisticated alarm system sometime private security. Thos esorts of places do get broken into you know.

Why didn't the police turn up them ?

Yep but sometimes places get targeted for what's inside.

But you can tell they are fake, too repetitive and if you know what triggers them then you know they are fake.

Not for the insurance company, the 'detail is far to high and nebulous for them.

Have yuo everc seen a scale of guards docgs locks have them in the form of levers such as 3 5 7 the higher the more secure I think my insurance company wanted 5 on all outside doors , 3 are OK for internal doors, although it could have been 7 for outside if on the ground floor. I don;t remmeber. I donlt remmber seeing anything about what level of guard dog I might have.

Insurance companies aren't worried about what pet food you feed your dog, guard dog or not.

Yes there is.

Maybe the bank of England or fort knox should employ such a dog then.

Save on all, that security they employ.

Proves nothing, I've know drug dealers use similar tacktics.

Really ?, can yuo prove that or can yuo show the details of yuor insurance policy in the Ts & Cs.

You're talking mor eshit that your dog produces.

But that wouldn't happen.

and how would a dog put out the fire or would it phone for the fire brigade .

No such thing.

Yehbut border colllies ain't dogs in the way most think of them. More four legged humans. And better behaved than many humans.

Most dogs have more sense than to live with a drug addict.

Certain breeds do seem popular with drug dealers, though.