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What Level Of Security Is Required?
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apostropheman said:Bruno and Baily...and Savanah are all big enough. too bad they seem as friendly as they are...
They are not very good watch dogs at all.
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well...have you ever tried to get into Rocky's after it's closed....if they don't know you i suspect you'd rethink it.:rambo: irate: :devious:
irate: :devious:If a guy like me gets in, then anyone could.apostropheman said:well...have you ever tried to get into Rocky's after it's closed....if they don't know you i suspect you'd rethink it.:rambo:
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during opening hours they'll let almost anyone in...gotta talk to the boss about that... :devious: gre: :ninja:
gre: :ninja:apostropheman said:
I was renting in the building accross the street on the corner. That street did seem safe in the daytime. I think you were just unlucky. I think that the villa in the cul-de sac is a sex retreat, so to speak. My girlfriend was mugged while walking in the area where Jimmy is building, if I'm not mistaken. She said the guy seemed high on drugs - what a surprise!
About 15 years ago, I used to work in the Times Square area, sometimes until quite late. At that time, it was a frightening experience to be on the street after 11pm. Now it's completely safe. I think things will improve in Sosua as well. - D
I can see 1,000's of Americans setting up shop in the next 10 years and I think it will be safer.Danny W said:
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i hope so. awareness should help. i've told pretty much everyone i know in the area but did not alert the police. it happened on new years eve and i didn't want to be tied up all day and frankly my description was a bit lacking. suffice to say i'll be taking more precautions in the future and will be far more alert.
apostropheman said:
And to think of how many times Hannelie (my daughter) and I have walked that road, during the day as well as at dusk ..... glad you weren't hurt!!
Stay well,
Amy
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thanks Amy...i trust you won't be walking that route again.
i changed my route to walking west on the highway until the Ana Marie sign on the north side and taking that road to Pedro Clisante. it's a residential street and while not busy seems safer. alternatively i also went along the highway all the way to the texaco but only during the day. at night i'd take a moto or hit bushbaby up for a ride again.:rambo:
this was the first time i'd stayed anywhere but Rocky's and in future i'll only stay there unless i have a vehicle. i really enjoyed the condo but no more walking there for me.:bandit:
which brings up another point; many thanks to all those that helped me. i appreciate it more than you might realize.
I had people buying me drinks, giving me rides, offering me the use of their vehicles, offering to go hunt down the ladrines and just talking me throught the trama. it really helped me not let it spoil an otherwise excellent vacation!
i changed my route to walking west on the highway until the Ana Marie sign on the north side and taking that road to Pedro Clisante. it's a residential street and while not busy seems safer. alternatively i also went along the highway all the way to the texaco but only during the day. at night i'd take a moto or hit bushbaby up for a ride again.:rambo:
this was the first time i'd stayed anywhere but Rocky's and in future i'll only stay there unless i have a vehicle. i really enjoyed the condo but no more walking there for me.:bandit:
which brings up another point; many thanks to all those that helped me. i appreciate it more than you might realize.
I had people buying me drinks, giving me rides, offering me the use of their vehicles, offering to go hunt down the ladrines and just talking me throught the trama. it really helped me not let it spoil an otherwise excellent vacation!
A few months patience i'll be comming with the best watchdogs you can immagineJimmydr said:
Greetings
Johan
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apostropheman said:
Breeding and training Malinois. 100% workinglines, lean mean biting machines Selected through training and breeding for police/protection work for allmost a century
Greetings
Johan
Jimmydr said:
You know it's quite easy to bring a dog from the US or Canada right? We used to bring puppies back, and our only cost was the puppy and a 150 dollar checkup at a US vet with a letter stating the little guy had all his shots.
If you want to be hardcore, Pit Bulls have a bad rap. If raised from a puppy they are extremely loyal dogs, and not at all a danger to their owner....one stipulation (same with any big dog). You need a strong hand for them to view you as their leader. I wouldn't recommend them for ladies, or weak guys. You gotta be able to jerk them into place if they get unruly.
Seriously, next time someone goes to the states they can bring back 2 puppies easily in a kennel (tell them they are brothers, for your son etc etc...so they won't think you are selling. it will keep the bribe down.). Actually, you guys should chip in and bring home some Rottweilers. Probably not the best guard dog, but they sure used to scare the hell out of most Dominicans at my house.
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