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Re: dont be alarmed
« Reply #15 on: 23 April 2013, 22:23:52 »

jack russell, gsd, doberman, mastiff (with accompaning jack russell for back up ) and geese for the outside (also good for eggs and xmas dinner.
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Re: dont be alarmed
« Reply #16 on: 23 April 2013, 23:41:21 »

Maybe if you stopped dressing doggie up in a bikini he might start providing burglar alarm services Mr. Lovelength.  ;D ;D

doggys as much use as a hanbrake on a boat, you would have to wake him up first and the onl way he would get rid of a burglar is to pass wind, he is definatley a retiered greyhound :y
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Re: dont be alarmed
« Reply #17 on: 24 April 2013, 05:45:53 »

Greyhounds....they aint small.

Think you will need to contact alarm companies for advice, cos I dont think pet friendly will cut it, thats small cats and dogs really.

Suspect you need to got for a well armed perimeter for day to day use, and an extra pir or 2 for when you are out and choose to part arm, or full arm the system. (or add pir's where the dog cannot go, like upstairs?)

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Re: dont be alarmed
« Reply #18 on: 24 April 2013, 07:26:48 »

 ;D ;D oh you got one that does not do the stairs ;D ;D I have got to build a shower downstairs now for doggy :D :D

when we were at newent the other year we stayed in a pub he had to do the stairs funniest thing i had ever seen like a giraffe walking for the first time ;D ;D ;D

thanks for the advice got an alarm stud on the case well i think i have sounded like he was on a case of beer yesterday :D
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Re: dont be alarmed
« Reply #19 on: 24 April 2013, 07:34:01 »

Keep us posted if you dont mind, I could do with renewing parts of our system, and have been reviewing options.

Ours does steps outside no problem, but has shown no interest in the stairs at home, which suits me just fine.

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Re: dont be alarmed
« Reply #20 on: 24 April 2013, 07:43:52 »

got to tell you a quick story off topic

we let doggy off the lead well jane cant do 35mph very well shes getting  a bit old now but doggy is such a food freak, once over the park they go to, this poor bloke was sitting having his lunch a burger .Doggy stops in his tracks runs over to the guy as he went to stroke him he knicked his burger ;D ;D ;D

Did the same thing this weekend old couple on a park bench making thier own sandwhiches jane saw the ears go up, spotted the old couple but too late the sandwhich had gone

He should have been a seagull

they are just too quick he got out once well several times when we first got him bloody scary as they have no sense what so ever

We have the nutter over the road every ones got one he throws rocks at seagulls on his roof :o :o :o Doggy runs out the house across a busy road and has the biggest dump ever in mr nutters garden ::) ::)

had to chase the bugger in the van once, when i fainally got in front of him he knew it was not play time and ran stright back to wifey

We are banned from one park on a sunday where they play league football doggy has been known to run off with the ball :o :o kiddies league football is a very serious affair you know well for the parents it is

Doggy is called doggy becuase he is a right Dog real name is teverna towers
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Re: dont be alarmed
« Reply #21 on: 24 April 2013, 07:44:19 »

no problem will do :y
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Re: dont be alarmed
« Reply #22 on: 24 April 2013, 07:51:30 »

Had me laughing out loud at that story!  Love it!

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« Reply #23 on: 24 April 2013, 07:58:57 »

they really are lovely animals they have so much personality ours will sulk........OOF greyhound meet :y

hey we could have a race ;D ;D
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Re: dont be alarmed
« Reply #24 on: 24 April 2013, 08:01:20 »

Should be good if we all get to Newent, You, Us, Simon...any more Greyhound families?

As youve said...a burglar need only worry if he brings a cat, or squirrel with him!

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Re: dont be alarmed
« Reply #25 on: 24 April 2013, 08:13:09 »

we are hoping for newent this year may even have a girlfriend for doggy  (then he will know what i have to go through) ;), mind you i doubt he will pull, doggy is just such a minger

imagine a cat burglar :o ;D

mind you hes never bothered with a cat but squirrel thought doggy was going to climb the tree
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Re: dont be alarmed
« Reply #26 on: 24 April 2013, 08:28:48 »

I have a Texecom Excel setup and its been very good
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Re: dont be alarmed
« Reply #27 on: 24 April 2013, 08:49:16 »

Grain. ben also metioned them panels look quite sleek :y
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Re: dont be alarmed
« Reply #28 on: 24 April 2013, 09:28:50 »

I've got a few Texecom PIRs (panel is a Scantronic) and not had any bother with either.
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Re: dont be alarmed
« Reply #29 on: 24 April 2013, 10:11:29 »

With pet sensors now day's, its not case of whether the sensor can see the target, its "how" the sensor interprets what it see's  ;)
A decent pet sensor, properly mounted and set up, will ignore most targets under 80 kg unless it dances around smack in front of the thing.
Dogs are really not a problem, but cats are because the little buggers get everywhere when your not looking  >:(

As for Texecom, there older stuff was shite (imo) but to be fair, since the class 1 to 3 system came out the newer stuff is pretty decent.
If i'm honest, nobody really makes crap equipment anymore.
It more a case of some manufactures got there arse into gear first and there are the ones I stick with  ;)
At the end of the day I've got systems out there which have been installed 20 years and I've never been back to them for a fault  ;) ;) ;)

Sorry, but I've got to say this ...........
I'll help anyone out on this but i'm not getting into a "my systems better then yours bitch fight" that this forum has sadly turned into  :( :( :(
Life's just too short  ;)
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