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  • Not arguing here, all your points are correct, just sharing why I have a big scary dog. He’s half GSD, quarter american pit (not xl) and quarter American staffordshire. I got him for two reasons, 1) I have a first floor patio in a bad neighborhood and he’s got a great guard insinct, and 2) he’s a big baby and makes a great emotional support animal (ptsd anxiety and ASD). I don’t need protection, I just need a buddy to scare off the crackheads who have tried to walk into my appartment just because I wanted some fresh air and left the door open. He loves everyone, but oh boy if I don’t let you in myself you’re in for one hell of time. I’ve raised dogs all my life, knew what I wanted, and what I was getting into. That is unfortunately not the case 90% of the time and it pisses me off when I see it. Honestly I would love to require people get a liscense to own a dog (let alone have children)




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    1 year ago

    Idk if links are allowed here, but look up Security bar or Kick bars for doors. Amazon has some from 15 usd to 40 usd. Shouldn’t be visible as it goes under the door knob like the way one might use a chair. It still might let her open it far enough for a better look into the room but she’s gonna have to fight a door secured with a metal bar to actually get in. Works on most carpeted and smooth floors.