Father Ted

Has anyone had problems with horrible ******* trying to break into their houses to nick the keys to your scooby?

I have had this happen twice since xmas & its pissed me right off to the point where I was considering another car lower on the 'nick' list - but have thought better of that idea (the wife will never let me get another one anyway ;-)

last time they burnt right through my UPVC double glazing with a red hot screwdriver to try & open the window from the inside!
My house is just off a main road & has alarm & security lights & Ive got two dogs (who slept through everything quite nicely).

Swines
Father Ted

Monkeh

The only thing you can do is catch them in the act, bundle them into the boot of your car and burry them in a deserted piece of land

if you touch them and they get away ur going to jail

Jasoon

how about clipping your keys to the dogs collar??

failing that what about getting a cheep safe and put the keys in there, you can get them from £32.50 inc Vat from places like screwfix

i8gtmf

See it happen loads

I'm an alarm engineer, we had a customer not so long ago woken up by a noise came down stairs and saw a wire hook coming through the letter box trying to hook his car keys that were hanging up.

Father Ted

I dont know about putting the keys on the dogs collar
I was considering making them sleep in the car though ;-)

Theres a guy about 1/2 mile from me with a classic & a new age scoob & they have tried his house twice too, I went to warn him - too late.

F Ted

dannytwo

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dont you think its such a shame we all have to worry like this,like my grandad would av said, "you could have left your door open all day and night when i was a lad"
not anymore

Beefy

This is the reason I recently sold my scooby as I didnt want to take the risk that next time they would get in (fortunately they were foiled by me this time). I want another scooby but I wont bother until I can keep it somewhere more secure.