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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 3982540, member: 100459&quot;]I have a small safe in a closet that I use to keep some coins. Everything else is in two safe deposit boxes in our Credit Union which costs $14 a year for each box.&nbsp; I wanted a large box but was told there was a waiting list for them. My Credit Union is about 12 miles away, which is not a problem.&nbsp; I could get a larger box from the Credit Union in another town, but that would be about 20 miles.&nbsp; For our safe at home, I have the best security system you can have.... a German Shepherd (Baby) , a Pit Bull (Nikko), a Rottweiler (Samantha) mix ( I rescued her from my neighbor&#039;s dog pen at night because her 5 brothers would not let her eat. She was fed with an eyedropper.),&nbsp;&nbsp; Rockie (because he looks like a racoon.), an Australian Shepherd (Tag, because she followed all of the other dogs.) a rescue.&nbsp; No one gets in the yard with her there. Louis (a Chiweenie 16 years old), and two more Chiweenies we weren&#039;t expecting. The just turned 4 months.&nbsp; Anyway, they stay in the house if it&#039;s too cold or too hot.&nbsp; We have a few acres that is fenced in and our dogs patrol the house. Last summer, someone broke into the house when Baby and Nikko were asleep.&nbsp; They must have heard the noise and attacked whoever it was.&nbsp; All we know is that there was blood all over the house where my dogs caught up with the burglar. We reported it to the police and they called the hospital to see if there was any dog bite victims and they told them that there was 3 of them that just came in. I love our police and my dogs because they both nabbed the crooks, one seriously. Anyway, get a dog for protection.&nbsp; They are cheaper and a whole lot more fun.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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