Hestia's Fire
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That reminds me of a story I once heard about the FBI needing to sneak into some organized crime boss's home to plant a listening device, but the target had these big vicious dogs who would patrol the property and made the task seem impossible. So they started walking by the home every day and tossing some McDonald's hamburgers over the fence for the dogs. After a few days, the dogs recognized their footsteps and sat there wagging their tails, waiting for their burgers. They hopped the fence, fed the dogs, planted their bugs, and (I believe) caught their criminal.Sometimes dogs just take a liking to a person for no reason, though. Our neighbor's dogs used to bark their heads off whenever anybody walked by on the street. I couldn't even have coffee on my own deck without the dogs going berserk. Except one night somebody broke into their basement and stole some stuff. A house webcam shows the dogs following the burglar around, wagging and stopping to watch while they unloaded tools from a cabinet.
So while I'm inclined to agree the doggos would probably have alerted, it's not one hundred percent.
So it's certainly possible to overcome the problem of guard dogs, if you're clever.