Posted by zooeyhall on October 07, 2008 at 09:07:19 from (63.237.126.115):
Hey everyone thanks for the great posts/advice to my question about farmstead security.
I am thinking about getting a good loud-barking outdoor dog, and was wondering what others thought about a dog being a good "security device". If a dog is barking because a stranger is on the place, even if you aren't around the burglar still doesn't know if you might be out in the trees or the field and might show up any moment.
I have to admit being really dismayed by the idea that someone might burglarize my farm. I live in Platte County Nebraska and there has been a huge number of farm home break-ins and farm thefts reported the last year. It's really hard for me to get the idea in my head that someone would actually break into my house or steal something from my farm. Growing up as a farm boy has just made me too trusting, I guess!
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