BJ the Protector
You don’t need a biometric access control system with deadlock fingerprint door lock when you’ve got a cute little dog like this one standing guard at your castle door.
Why waste hours reading the user’s manual for a Spy Wi-Fi Signal and Camera Lens Detector when you can depend on a dog’s binocular-quality vision to read the less than friendly intentions of the UPS guy you’ve never seen before? No need to waste a whole month’s paycheck on a triple security keypad with a false acceptance rate of just 0.0001% when you can rely, instead, on a dog, whose adorable button nose can sniff out trouble from a quarter of a mile away.
No, you needn’t spend a precious Saturday afternoon installing The Lebedev Defendius Titanium Alloy Door Chain — the website for which claims resistance to “700 pounds of force, equivalent to two and one half and possibly three obese burglars†— ha! — when you can count on nine pounds of puppy to tackle any stranger who darkens your door step.

Home protection systems come in many sizes, shapes, colors, and, er, breeds. But few are as cute as this one.
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