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When we were showing horses we logged about 35,000 miles during the show
season.  That would be me, half a dozen kids and 5 horses AND two very
protective dogs (1 Dobie, 1 Aussie).  The Dobie went with the kids
everywhere and the Aussie did guard duty with the truck.  When you are on
the show circuit you end up in some really creepy places and when you
consider that counting what the kids wore (minimum $500 in silver per kid)
and what the horses wore (averaged about $4,000 in silver and custom made
tack per horse), we had a mini-Fort Knox with us, you definitely need guard
power!

You can go just about anywhere with a dog.  Even folks that think stealing
is easy money and folks that think they are big and bad tend to shy away
from a dog.

Lynda
----- Original Message -----
From: Don Bowen <don.bowen AT earthlink.net>
> Security is a concern that I have not totally addressed.  I am working on
> it and have some of the solutions here:
> http://www.braingarage.com/Dons/Travels/Security.html
>
> There is no such thing as absolute security but I hope to improve things
by
> heavy chests, locks, and cables.  From reading posts on various forums and
> lists, it is not a huge concern or a problem.
>
> It happened in a mall parking lot.  People are so fearfull that it is hard
> to believe.  I have travelled all over the world and can only think of a
> few times where I was really worried.  ONce was on the roof tops of Hong
> Kong and another was when I pulled off the freeway in Los Angles to get
gas > in the wrong neighborhood.
>
> Don Bowen
> Awl Knotted Up Woodworking
> Valley Center, CA             http://www.braingarage.com