"Exorcise the Demons (aka Burglars)!" 3 Safe Ways to React to a Home Invasion

People often say, "If I ever wake up and find a burglar in my house, he wouldn't get out alive!" 

But in all honesty, resorting to violence, as many of you are already aware, is way too dangerous. 

That's why we at The Bulldog Bar have 3 much less violent (which also means, safer!) ways to react accordingly, should your dwelling unfortunately be broken into by a home invader:

1) Allow burglars to escape, if they are not a violent threat to you or any of your family members. Too many victims, especially men, try to capture or punish a burglar, which in most cases can lead to a dangerous escalation of violence.

2) Keep a cell phone within arm's reach at night. That way if a thief unexpectedly enters your house while you and your family are mid-slumber, you can easily call police from your cell phone without getting out of bed, stumbling your way through the dark, and making too much noise that could tip off the thief on your premises.

3) Try to avoid confronting burglars altogether if they break into your humble abode. You can do so by preparing your bedroom as a refuge with a simple brace (like The Bulldog Bar home security device!) to hold the door shut.
On average, the typical response time to emergency 911 calls in the U.S. is NINE minutes – and that can seem like an eternity in home invasions... so the more effectively you can arm your residence against crooks, the safer you and your loved ones will feel each and every time you are within the four walls of your "home sweet home."

To find out how The Bulldog Bar home security products can  protect your loved ones and valuables visit our web site: TheBulldogBar.com .

Here's to "exorcising the demons," er, burglars...from your home!
--The Bulldog Bar Squad

References: http://www.crime-safety-security.com/Burglary-Prevention.html