The phrase "alarm dog" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a dog that is trained to alert its owner to intruders or unusual activity.
Example: "We decided to get an alarm dog to help protect our home while we're away."
Alternatives: "guard dog" or "watchdog".
In a few works, including "Alarmed Dog Encountering Pink!" and "Post-Feminist Bimbo," he reminds us that feminism can have a place in the work of male artists.
You'll find an immense array of handsome antique pumps and engines, some with mahogany side paneling and stained-glass lanterns; examples of early motorized fire trucks, which required hand cranks to start; and many hoses, buckets, bells, lamps, rattle alarms, dog collars (for the station's Dalmatian), model toys, prints, protective garb, gear and other memorabilia.
Airport security protects you from terror across the world, while alarms, dogs, mace, bolts, fences and walls separate you from the violence that threatens outside your own front door.
"A car alarm, a dog barking, traffic, will disrupt sleep.
For example, her organization provides its clients with a personal alarm that dogs can set off in case of an emergency, but other service dogs may not have a similar tool.
Perhaps you also know of guide dogs for the deaf, which can alert people to a ringing phone, a doorbell or a smoke alarm, or dogs that can warn people with epilepsy of an incipient seizure, giving them time to get to a safe place before they lose consciousness.
With that movement, I set off the village canine alarm system: dogs began to growl and bark, curtains parted and shadows peered out.
CORRECTION: 'Dog alarm clocks' are actually the best alarm clocks.
The noises that echo around the estates – car alarms, barking dogs, gunshots and loud, taunting shouts – are crucial elements in the films' relentlessly forbidding atmosphere.
At least one stone hits home, eliciting a yelp of alarm from the dog before it makes its escape up the rough rocky mountainside.
