What things would you use?
What items do you not like?
Do you have any ideas that are not on here?
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The fog thing looks pretty cool.
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Yeah the real world practical is
- Always locked doors and windows
- Alarm with sensors on all doors/windows including the garage doors
- An excess of smoke and CO detectors (monitored as well)
- Reinforced doors, the longer screwed, door jamb armor, barricades at night, etc
- Ready firearm access
- Exterior lighting
- Exterior 24/7 always recording cameras some of which are more overt than others
- Dogs
- Landscaping trimmed to prevent being able to hide near a door or window
- Cars always locked and overnight parked inside the garage (and locked when in the garage even)
So I’m not really interested in what looks like a clickbait sponsored ads for gadgets to buy
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I have a dog. He is not a gadget but I well take him over any gadget any day.
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All of the above plus impact resistant doors and windows, electrified concertina wire ( not available on Amazon ) and land mines!
You don’t actually have to plant the mines if you use the signs strategically. Go ahead, press one for English! 
A couple of high voltage signs, some scrap wire and exposed wires usually can deter an intelligent person!
They work best on chain link fences topped with aforementioned concertina wire!
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I’ve found most dogs, excluding trained K-9’s, are susceptible to treats and a little loving!
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Ha ha I love my dog, I am still susceptible to K9s. My first dog was a K9 German Shepherd. All the kids in the neighborhood used to want to come over to walk her. She was like I am really mean, no, I’m not just kidding.
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The famous “Blue Heeler!”
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Heelers are bad ass. Next door neighbor has a little red heeler and a huge bullmastiff. Neighbor has “Beware of dog” signs on all their fence gates. It ain’t because of the bullmastiff. Little heeler runs the roost.
Extremely fast & vicious when the bullmastiff pisses it off, it draws blood. It’s like watching a B-17 against an Me262.
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My brother has a blue heeler. Very smart and observant dog. And strong as an ox.
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Saw one online, fella used a garden hose, he placed hardware nails in the hose - to form a triangle, several sets along the hose as a substitution.
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…And 2 LARGE dog dishes, one for water and one for food (kept partially filled daily- don’t worry, small nocturnal critters will “rotate the stock”) place each in a visible or partially visible location. Actual dog is optional. A good motion sensing growling machine would be a good option as well.
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