Everton defender Jake O'Brien bought a dog for protection due to fear of burglars.
08.11.2025
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Journalist
Shostal Oleksandr
08.11.2025
24
Fear of criminals and family protection
According to The Sun: Premier star Jake O'Brien shared his fear of so-called 'away-day burglars' which prompted him to buy a dog for protection. The player of the Irish national team noted that ensuring his family's safety during matches is the most important for him.
The 24-year-old central defender of Everton spent a significant amount of money on a luxury black German shepherd to have confidence in the safety of his loved ones.
These experiences of Jake O'Brien reflect the growing anxiety of many athletes who, spending a lot of time at competitions, worry about the protection of their loved ones. Acquiring a four-legged guard can not only be a matter of safety, but also a balance of home comfort in today's world.
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