Some guard dog, huh??

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Member Since: September 2005 Posts: 2,518 Send Message	Janet in Yorkshire	Report	1 Jul 2007 19:01
	Partner rang to say he wouldn't get back from the airport until about 2 a.m - he had no key, so I was to leave the front door open and go to bed. I would be quite safe as his dog wouldn't let anyone in!! I must have nodded off on the sofa - OH eventually shook me awake at 2.15a.m. then we both WOKE the snoring dog. So much for a brilliant guard dog!! This is the creature that wakes me in the middle of the night if a cat so much as looks in the garden. Jay
Member Since: March 2005 Posts: 11,773 Send Message	MrDaff	Report	1 Jul 2007 19:06
	pmsl Jay....but he knew you were safe!! Love Daff xxx
Member Since: September 2005 Posts: 2,518 Send Message	Janet in Yorkshire	Report	1 Jul 2007 19:11
	Well he did when he got in Daff!! Jay
Member Since: March 2005 Posts: 11,773 Send Message	MrDaff	Report	1 Jul 2007 19:15
	pmsl, Jay....I meant the dog knew you were safe!! My two never woke me at all, even with teenagers and hubby coming in at weird times...the door was never locked. Once though, someone strange poked their head in (my brother, bless him) and although they didn't attack, they certainly let me know there was an intruder...lol, that was years ago and my brother is still traumatized, he reckons!! Love Daff xxx