333 rats destroyed ratting with terriers
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hi everyone hope all is doing well.sorry I haven't posted in while as I have been tide up with work. Not the best of footage on this video as a half way through it so silly of me I lost my phone but hope u all enjoy it 😉 and please like and subscribe
So this is what people felt like when titans came to attack their village.
Tatakae!
the rumbling
now eren will take revenge
sasageyo
now it's time for Splinter to be their eren
I had a sweet, gentle pet rat, called Emily. At the same time I had a Jack Russell dog. Jack was best friends with Emily and they would sleep and loll about together all the time. Yet Jack shook the hell out of any other rat or mouse that came into the garden. Life is strange.
You have a pet rat? What's wrong with people nowadays 🤦🏾
@@chisomnwankwo9164Some peoples eat rats while others look upon them with horror. No one needs negative judgements. The world is diverse and interesting.
You got a smart dog!
@@chisomnwankwo9164 Rats make a good pet
such a cool dynamic!
This is environmentally friendly, beneficial for the dogs (satisfies their hunting instinct), and also quite effective form of vermin control. I hope to see more businesses doing this.
@psychicpain66 the fact is, while chickens can hunt rats on day, its the opposite at night. This is probably one of the main reason farmers see several dead hens in the morning.
I wonder if the rats thought it was as friendly lol
Good for the soil when buried too 👍🌱
@@youtubecensorsspeech6672 just google how many rats one male and one female can produce in a year. people who are killing them are not doing that because their lives don't matter. it's nearly uncontrollable when there is constant food and water supply. not even talking about the diseases they might carry.
@@sickturret3587 oh yeah I was just making a joke but yes usually with rat infestations it’s either them or us historically at least. The Black Plague was spread by rats and quite literally wiped out a percent of the world population of people
These dog breeds are phenomenal. Give them a lil instant coffee during there water breaks. They are going clean house. Great video guys
coffee is toxic to dogs and will kill them or slowly poison them, especially a terrier might die
😂😂😂😂😂 Well uuuuhhhh looks like Starbucks is going to have multiple lawsuits on there hands soon
@@kingclayton74 isn't a pupachino just whipped cream? They aren't giving your dogs coffee. Give your dog what you want. If you kill it that's on you. These dogs look happy, healthy and well trained.
This is why your dog loves those squeaky toys!!! They want to get back to their roots and hunt!
That is why we are playing survival video games.
dogs barely know how to hunt, maybe if they are born in the wild, they would know how to hunt, they love toys because of the squeezing sound, that is similar to the sound when they kill a small prey, but that doesn't mean they would prefer to leave humans and go back to the wild.
@@FRIXER753 not what I meant. I’m just saying that’s the reason they like the squeaky toys. That’s the noise the rats make. Doesn’t mean that they automatically wanna run away and start life in the wild lol. We go outside sometimes, doesn’t mean we stop wearing clothes and forget the English language lmao.
@@iaintookthatbb6599 my bad then.
@@FRIXER753 that’s not true most dogs know how to hunt instinctively the reason most dogs don’t bring dead animals back when outside as often as cats do is bc unlike cats who are typically solitary hunters dogs are pack hunters and can only really successfully hunt in large organized groups
There's no dog happier than a dog that's working.
My dog would love every second of this
Were now is the
@@Luizfelipe-li7hc what???
i wish i could take my rat terrier somewhere like this she would have so much fun. As for now shes stuck shaking her toys as if she was killing them lmao.
My little beagle mix would too
You can tell how proud he is of his dog. Nice to hear his pride in his pal’s work.
1:08 notice how the Rat was taking a stand against the Dog only to get bitten and lost. It just shows how fierce rats really are, even to their tougher opponents.
IRL Eren Jaeger Luckily it didn't turned into a Shepard-sized rat.
Lol it kinda has no choice but to fight and try
Not fierce...desperate
8:50 the way you casually punt a rat towards the dogs is the funniest thing ever.
my thoughts too lol
Nobody escapes their fate, even rats.
ur in the wrong direction bud xD
LMAO!!!
He gets credit for the assist.
Ratting is a more humane way to dispose of a rat infestation then many other methods (poison, water traps etc.). These rats eat the food ment for the livestock, and guessing by the barns and english country side, the livestock would be any form of poultry. Rats will also "hunt" and eat the poultry. These aren't poor rats, they are a pest in these numbers. And the terriers do what they were bread for: hunt and kill small game. Ratting is not done for sports or fun, it became a necessaty with mass breeding and production of livestock. Don't steer your hate towards the ratters, steer them towards the hungry society that demands availabilty of meat and poultry 24/7. If nothing is done to prevent overpopulation in rats (and mice in Australia) we would also starve, because in overwhelming numbers they would destroy any livestock operation and would also eat any vegetable, fruit and other plantable and harvestable goods, meant for human consumption, in no time. Just look at the mice plague Australia had this year ... and next year could be worse.
This is my first time learning about this. Really don`t have a problem with it but kind of surprised this is even a effect way to get rid of them lol.
Not to mention, a poisoned rat can end up in a predators stomach. Rats don't die right away all the time from poison, can take up to weeks and by then they have already affected mass food chains. Killed an owl bc of the poison, or killed a fox or something.
I don't blame anyone its the way of the world. But the dogs really enjoy it I think. They like working it gives them purpose.
@@djgiga2 My chihuahua was Jack Russell and Terrier mixed. Dude does this shit for fun fr lmao. He's my little hunter man
I'm so glad that, as you say, this is the most humane way to deal with a rat problem....because it looks like pure fun to me.
oh you absolutely made my day when I saw that little dachshund tagging along! Fills my heart.
Dachshunds were developed for hunting badgers in their dens. Even the miniatures are quite good ratters.
Dachshund's are fine dogs! I was lucky enough to grow up with a few. I'll never forget when Dutchie our male met King, my aunt's male German Shepard the first time. Dutchie grabbed King by the throat and would not let loose. Dad had to pry his mouth open. My Aunt said "don't you ever bring that viscous dog back here". We had to laugh! Never took dutch back either ;^) Dutch lived 16 good years! Dutch, Brandy, Dutch 2, Dutchie3 and Chrissy hope I see you in heaven!!!!! Don
So cool to see dogs doing what they were bred and born to do! Love it, thanks for the video!
Release the dogs into the US Congress.
That would be cruelty to animals
Start first in Mar a lago with the Trump clan and then onto Kentucky
Isnt that considered dog fighting?? 🤣
always one political comment :|
@@alwayssearching1882 that people get partisan bullshit politics shoved up their asses so much it backs up into their brains and comes out of their mouths for no reason like your comment
I have no idea why I watched this video but it was hugely satisfying.
Haha dude 100%
Go and watch the mink man his are way by better !!
You gotta watch the minkman youtube channel, he uses mink, it's highly effective. They missed so many rats
@@nigodemoscarfo3149 I’m looking now. Sounds totally awesome!
It's because we have instinct too it natural we know this many rats is problematic need predators to keep population down
To me, this is 1000% more entertaining than watching sports.
We live on the edge of the woods in Florida. Our pack of 4 dachshunds have lived their best life over the years, dispatching of dozens of rats in the backyard. Any rat that makes it into the house soon realizes his mistake.
My Germ. Shep. especially hates snakes, & shakes them much as the these do! & squirrels better make it up a tree , fast ! Even killed an armadillo! Here in Fla.
Dachshund's are fine dogs! I was lucky enough to grow up with a few. I'll never forget when Dutchie our male met King, my aunt's male German Shepard the first time. Dutchie grabbed King by the throat and would not let loose. Dad had to pry his mouth open. My Aunt said "don't you ever bring that viscous dog back here". We had to laugh! Never took dutch back either ;^) Dutch lived 16 good years! Dutch, Brandy, Dutch 2, Dutchie3 and Chrissy hope I see you in heaven!!!!!
@@drobb4207 great story. Thanks for sharing
i had a stray which i adopted way back in 2000s (i saw him my way back home and fell in love) we had a grain mill we had a big mouse problem, and mr thomas (my dog) was the best mouser he never let a single mouse survive in there, he was brutal, i lost him couple of years back, this video bought back the memories, RIP Mr. Thomas i will always love you😭❤️
🌹🌹👊👊💕💕
How do u protect them from rabies?
@@LUPIPUPI1 I think there immune idk
Rip mr.Thomas, legend. ❤️ 🦴
@@LUPIPUPI1 there is a vaccine for it!
Candy is an absolute destroyer, holy moly
You're not kidding , wow !
My father used to keep 3 Border Terriers and 4 Norwich Terriers for ratting, 1 German Shepherd for guarding livestock and 1 American Bulldog( Johnson )for guaring home. Now, he keeping 5 Jack Russell Terriers, 2 Welsh Terriers, 4 English Toy Terriers and 1 Wire Fox Terrier. They do ratting and hunting vermin very well. 2 Dalmatians, still keeping another American Bulldog Scott type, these dogs be using for guaring the home place and Giant Schnauzer for guaring livestock. I love these my father's farm dogs. My family love dogs!
This is why they love sqeeky toys
All my 45 years on this earth and I never made that connection, but I’ll be damned you’re right.
These dogs are having so much fun! You can tell they're happy to be doing what comes naturally.
but why u need to feel on the dogs perspective?
as happy as a pitbull encountering a child :))
@@momoaddow7179 Is not even remotely close to what you claim in your statement. Damn, this take reeks of snowflake as a result of too much liberalism ideology ! Weaklings all around nowadys ! Noticing dogs behaviour, actions, the physiological signs of sudden moves and involvement into what's happening in surroudings which highlights the release of serotonin and similar brain chemicals, it take close to no effort to realize these dogs are having a blast, are 100% involved into everything that's happening. These dogs will look forward to this experience all their lives.
@@hulahula6182 LMAO.
Isn't cats supposed to eat mouse
Those dogs are having such a great time. It's like a trip to Disneyworld, a whorehouse, and a candy shop all rolled into one.
That right there is funny. I don’t care who ya are! LOL
If your idea of a good time is leaving broke, infected and fat, then I guess so.
@@sitcomchristian6886 sounds like a successful vegas trip
Jackpot!!!!!!!!! Dogs playing Rat Poker!!!! Winner takes all!!
I have a Yorkie + Dachsund mix, today while we were walking he jumped into a pile of leaves and caught a rat. He killed it so quick. He was so happy.
This is incredible! I never seen this before How often do you have to do this with the dogs? And who has she counted 332 rats? Did you count each one by hand (many there were in that plow at the end?)
Having had Jack Russels growing up it is wholesome to see so many people reminisce in the comments about their old terriers. RIP Bob, my childhood hero.
no one gives a shit about bob hes a dead pile of bones by now
What a sense of community and just plain fun, keeping it humane and down to earth. Not to mention keeping working dogs working.
What fun killing rats, what utter fun
@@account-we6pd Death of rats of course is not "fun" I raise rats for pets, To me the fun is watching the dogs work and doing with others kind of fun. sheesh I'm not a monster..LOL
@@punchylarue4619 exactly. lol people are so overly sensitive geez....
@@account-we6pd 🙄Seeing your dogs do what they were bred for and love is fun yea. ❄
@@KC.665 so I'm a snow flake for saying it's not pleasant to see 300 dead rats, I get the fact it has to be done but that doesn't mean you have to have fun with it
People sometimes forget (or never realized) that ALL terriers are bred to kill something.
I wish I could do this with my dog, she’d love it. Sometimes she finds a mole track in the yard and starts digging at it, gets so focused on digging she always misses the mole running away on the other side of the tunnel haha
I have no doubt that the count would have been much higher if you could have safely let the dogs loose. My cousins had a Rat Terrier that would move faster than the eye could follow when he saw a rat or mouse. He was focused like a laser beam on his goal, then he would come back to playing with us kids. I'm sure it was like the rodent version of "Jurassic Park".
Jurassic bark
Lol 😂
@@NoobyGangYEET the saddest futurama episode :(
So dogs hunts rats better than cats
They must be keeping them leashed for a reason.
Sat here in Australia with my Jack Russell and he nearly jumped through the screen watching this. Dogs that are working are happy dogs. Ripper of video !! thank you.
My childhood dog was a welsh terrier. Seeing all those terriers at work makes me so happy.
Love seeing a dog working. It's so good for them to do what they were bred for plus helps farmers. Prevents disease.
Now THIS surely is a good and very natural way of keeping rats and mice in check, rather than having to resort to poison which can have bad consequences down the line. Obviously it might only be practical up until a certain scale, but I suppose this is a very good start and the pups seems to enjoy it very much
Its what Terriers(of the earth) were bred for, protecting the food stores.
@@TheBluesnbob terra means go to earth .
Those pups seem so happy outside working in the fields. Thousands of years of working ith man, I am sure modern dogs are bored just couch surfing.
I’ve seen giant tough men scream and run like little girls when they see a rat. Meanwhile a 15 pound fluff ball goes head first against rats nearly its size.
What an amazing focus and eagerness to fulfil their task these doggies have.
Candy: "I am become death, destroyer of rats"
If a Terrier Heaven exists, it looks a lot like this. Those pooches were having the time of their lives. My Jack Russell would be going to town out there. Not sure if my corgi would get it. I feel like she’d just bark at them.
Not at all, I was feeling so bad for them, most of the time they had to be harnessed because of the danger of the moving building. It would be nice if there was a way to take the rats out safely while letting the dogs unleashed and free to run for them.
@Kevin Przy I agree and I'm nice with the dogs hunting the rats, I was just saying that the moving building can be dangerous for the dogs.
I used to wonder what my dog was good for🤔 She was rescued by my daughter, then left behind when she left home. She was afraid of everyone afterwards, until I'd made my mind up to put her up for adoption. She's smarter than she looks, lol. After that she made more of an effort to "get along" with me. Then came the flood. More changes... finally (8 yrs later) we're renting some trailer and it has rats. NOW I know why she was left with me😍 She sleeps under covers next to my calves, but is always ready to locate and dispatch any vermin💖❤❤❤
We had a papillon mix for the longest time and it was always up for debate what he was mixed with. I thought it was a Terrier mix though many thought it was a Chihuahua mix. Then suddenly dead possums and small animals started appearing in our backyard. That is what confirmed it. We had a terrier on our hands. :)
2:10 Rat was like, "I'm going to die on my shield mate!"
XDDD
It's so weird to think that the same cute doggos we have in our homes have such a fierce hunting capacity. Yet they stay so wholesome to us. Gotta love doggos
Our 11 yr. old dog Maggie is a "JUG" , part J.R. & part Pug. She would love to join those dogs ,but unfortunately she thinks all fur bearing animals are rats . I set 2 rat traps today ! Rats carry disease so I'd rather kill them myself .
@@smerchly I think ratteriers were bred to be immune to rabies and other diseases these things carry.
@@skylerslack12 not a problem in the uk
God's gift to us ... such beautiful creatures.
@@tA_aT287 kill the lot
I bet those dogs sleep real well at night after all that exercise 😄 phenomenal work everyone!
Amazing to see a dog breed doing what I guess they were originally bred for. Do you have to worry about the dogs getting injured/scratched by the rats (or are they too fast?) or getting any diseases from their blood etc?
My Jack Russell loved to get them varmints. We went to my folks' house one day and she would not leave the bathroom, just sniffing and going crazy at the vanity. I tell my dad "you got a rat under the house" and he was skeptical until a week later when he says " she was right, we got 2 rats in traps"
9:12 mate casually giving the rat the people's elbow
Por cierto excelente el trabajo de los perritos merecen un premio .
I grew up with Boston Terriers, and Scottish Terriers always searching for rats. Now have Chiuahua mix of miniture pincher who loves chasing mice rats
Good dogs! We had a Jack Russell that was the absolute best mouser in the world! He would have had a field day with this. RIP Jake
so, that was a Jake Russell i guess.
@@1990leonhard lol yes
Poor jake may he rest in peace they are wounderful dogs for sure , ive one called Molly mai she is wounderful catching mice she just waits and waits,,, shes better than a cat Molly is mixed breed half Jack Russell an half Bichon Frise she is so full of life,, they are wounderful to have around the home .
Rip Jake.
@@johnnoonan5802 they are and thank you.
We need about 1000 of these Terriers in NSW, Australia atm.
Thats what I would love to organise, ratting parties but would need to train these dogs to only go for the rats and not the other animals
From the videos I've seen you will need to add more zeros to that number.
Make sure the dogs don't go feral!
Using animals to control pests is never a good idea. History has proven this point countless times. Forget the toad case?
@@iqbang9236 It's better doing something about it than just allowing mice/rats to breed. Our government is funding 50m to eradicate these pests with a stronger poison but this is also dangerous to domesticated animals and other wildlife.
Billy the furry white terrier is relentless and he knows it! 😂love❤🤗 🐶
I love seeing dogs doing what they love to do. They’re so happy and proud. It’s awesome
Good to see 'working dog breeds' working! That's what they were originally bred for!. Not to be a house dog... Great!.
@Charlie S. We had a Jack Russel called Eddie. My parents had a country holiday house in the Victorian high country Aus. When we went up I would have to check under the house for rats, ferral cats etc. All I would say to him was 'where are they and he would literally barge past me to get in first and ferret around under the house. 😆 he wasn't a trained ratter or what ever, it was his nature. I will say this, anyone in the house could take his bone or food away from him and he wouldnt grumble or get angry. They are a unique breed of dog. Mindyou he wasnt scared of any breed of dog. The old saying fits this breed 'it's not the size of the dog in a fight, it's the size of the fight in it'. He only got angry with other dogs when they were aggressive toward his 'pack'.
@@robleary3353 hi. I've also got a j. Russel called smiley... Although not taught.. Both my neighbours have rats in their garden but I don't.. Its obvious if there were he would get them. So I'm pretty lucky. Hope you have a good positive day.
@@lilianjones2315 The rats probably know there's a dog in your house and garden and that's why they steer clear. 🙂
Most breeds aren't used for what they're originally bred for. Always such a nonsense.
What do u mean? In my house alot of rat too
What an efficient way to deal with an infestation, you don’t have to use poison and the dogos seem to love it
Sometimes the old ways are the best ways. Some out there will disagree, ie the animal rights lot; however at least its a quick death as opposed to slowly bleeding to death internally by poison.
@@robleary3353 they is a rat in my back garden and my terrier tried to get it
@@unicornd7954 Give him time and he will. Better than poison.
Most small breeds were bred for pest and varmint control. Dachshunds were actually bred for fox hunting
@@mvan8307 Dachshund is badger dog.
Sergeant Rat ; What the fuck is happening.!? Corporal Rat; Sir we've been fucked up.
Man, your farm doesn't have rats. Your rats have some farm.
My schnauzer feels so sorry for having missed this party.
Same
Same
When a terrier dies, his spirit goes to New York City where all his dreams of rat killing are fulfilled.
Didn't knew dogs chase rats 🤣
@@chriswright8074 now you know
Right?!?
Blimey, how big do terriers get in the afterlife?
👍 This was encouraging to see; how men and dogs ( rat terriers) can work together to fix the problem. Kiddos to the white Terrier with the red collar and the red leash. Little mercenary! Very successful! Save that one for breeding!
Pippi, my Scottish Terrier loves to rat and has maintained a rodent-free abode.
This is awesome and actually lots of fun for the dogs. These dogs live for this and clearly go ballistic at the job. Love terriers has several in the past! Not allowed to have pets atm. Thanks for sharing!
The most adorably terrifying thing I've ever seen and I love it
What a great video. The dogs were awesome to watch! Great little chasers and catchers. Hopefully they are getting rid of the rat problem really enjoyed the video. It was awesome to watch.
I once took care of a friends Cairn Terrier and she was just so gorgeous - As i explained to my friends that this breed was actually meant for rat huntings, none of them wanted to believe me - I wish these videos would have been around. 🤩
They are pests so it does have to be done but, man, rip those rats. The dogs look super excited to do this though, must be really stimulating for em
just like we are pests to them
@@yuvra7781 wow bro youre so deep
@@yuvra7781 Granted. However, make no mistake, you want this to happen. Like it or not.
I have a big rottweiler who turned out to love searching for mice aswell. We have this huge field outside of my house, that nobody uses for anything, but it has lots of holes and mice are living/hiding there. He never caught a mouse yet but almost everyday he has lots of fun sniffing and searching for the mice and trying to hunt them down, and dig up their holes to eventually get one, one day :)
Nice
My rat terrier, I miss him dearly passed away this January and I loved him and he loved me too. I probably would of let him go after vermin but lucky we don’t have them where I live. I did have a Fox terrier once, he did go after mice 🐁 which unfortunately was his downfall ☹️
Absolutely love this never had the chance to have a go but maybe one day and do you have to get the dogs jabbed after every ratting session?
Great video! I was an exterminator for six years and rats are an absolute nuisance. Poison, traps, etc are barbaric as well. These dogs working is very effective!
Mice: the enemy of my enemy is my friend The enemy of their enemy:
Lol
I really like the thrill of the hunt these dogs feel. I had a tekkel dog. She and me used to hunt mice and rats in my house book shelves. These videos bring me memories of that. R.i.p. my dear Chocha
I LOVE these videos! I’m so proud of those pups.
1:06 I feel so bad for this specific rat. it looked so aware like "why are you doing this" whilst looking back at the dog.
mmm rat
My heart goes out for the farmers who have to bear the consequences of these tiny devils.
lol ok dude, they are rats not serial killers wtf do you mean devils
@@salvatore2004 i believe human is not the one who spreads Bubonic Plague. If that is the case then you are right, they can be called killers or murderers as well for wiping out 75-200 million people in Eurasia and North Africa, peaking in Europe from 1347 to 1351.
@@amitkala7810 who cares about them people dying tho, they died centuries ago
@@amitkala7810 you're acting like they planed and schemed that lmao humans literally created the environment for those diseases to be brought up
@@ccroft yeah but if humans created that situation they also need to make sure thateach and every rat is killed so that the diseases won't spread.
I got an English bull terrier. Whenever we go on walks we take him to spots with mice holes (usually near farms). He goes absolutely bonkers hunting for em.
I really really love watching these kind of videos!😁Keep it up!
This is fascinating. I had no idea they use terriers to do this. Those dogs seem to be enjoying themselves.
West highland terriers were originally bred to hunt foxes, rats, badgers, and other smaller game. In general, they have a natural instinct to stalk and kill rodents. These dogs are absolutely loving this.
It's their job. Bred specifically for it. They can be difficult if not able to work a reasonable amount and get that exercise. They can get yappy and too fiesty, and widdle indoors. They need plenty of energetic out.
@@jackbrax7808 also Sealy ham, Cairn, Scotties , fox terriers, Lakeland, Welsh, I had Australian terriers, originally used to kill rats in mines,.. are great pets
I mean their called rat terriers for a reason thats what they were bred to do
I just found this channel. I love it. We lost our sweet Bella (JRT) to cancer 5 almost 6 years ago. She was my hunting buddy. In an apt right now due to work , but next year will be back in Texas and my wife and I are planning on getting a male and female again for our family pack. I am subscribed now. Keep it up.
What most usual terrier breed you use for hunting rats?
Those little dogs are so clever to understand the movements of those JCBs without getting harmed.
I just imagine a rat all nice and comfy in his burrow, when suddenly the ground around him gets picked up and he tumbles out of the bucket screaming what teh f@@k as he gets picked up by a terrier and shook to death. He never even saw it coming. Hilarious.
rolf
Didn't know this was a thing. That's awesome. Watching the dogs shaking with excitement is almost infectious. I wish my dogs were there too. I hope these rats don't carry infections or anything that might harm the dogs though.
Sure it wasn´t a healthy activity for them. Pretty sure most of them got sick after that and died.
@@nakatakafka Lol I would imagine no pet-owner would have done this had their dog not been vaccinated beforehand.
@@nakatakafka they're terriers, it's what they're bred for.
@@nakatakafka pretty stupid comment.
@@nakatakafka FODASE
Those little guys are having the time of their life. So cute
Question, how do the dogs keeps from getting sick from them?
We have a Yorkie Terrier. He is savage on mice. Loves his job.
Great video boys keep em coming. I always find that carrying a bit of pipe helps when the dogs miss one if you know what I mean
Legend!
This is exactly what these little terrier breeds are for,varmint control! It's awesome. Probably the quickest easiest way to kill rats.
We just got our first little dog after having big dogs our whole life (45 years). What an amazing little Cairn Terrier. I'd love to do something like this with her. The Springer Spanial I had growing up excelled at this kind of stuff.
murph was going in on them rats!! Never realized this is why they're called rat terriers lmao, great video
These dogs are having the time of their lives!! So glad they can get them and make their owners happy too.. Awesome!!!!
These dogs are having the time of their lives lol They're good little hunters, it's interesting to watch.
How long was the site left unprotected to get a build up like this ?? Awesome stuff , the dogs clearly know how to TCoB
Loved this.. And the way the dogs interacted with each other. Those dogs you have are well trained. Thankyou so much.. My best vid this monthxx
The dogs just love working, they really do and for those who says its forced, not a chance. Its a great day out for all.
The mice begs to differ
Do you have to train them to do this or will they do it naturally?
My dog would love this! I wonder how you get involved. What kind of training is needed to keep the dogs safe
Ohh gosh what am I doing at 1am when I should be doing my homework😩 KZhead recommendations really is something else🤦♀️
I just stumbled across this video, must say it’s very impressive to watch these dogs totally destroy rats. What kind of dogs are they? Do they hunt rats by instinct or is there any training involved? Have to claim ignorance on this topic as I’ve never seen dogs that hunt rats before, but they sure seem anxious to get after it! Thanks for any information!
The instinct is often bred into the breed, with some dogs being more receptive to ratting than others. My mum's fat little Jack Russell was a rather lax dog, but as soon as she got to an area with rats, her temperament completely shifted, and would 100% focus on killing these rats.
I had a Scottish terrier mix. Dog was an absolute unit when it came to rats and gofers. He would leave them by the door to show us he had done his job. R.i.p Oreo
Terriers are especially fond of it. But most small dog breeds were bred for rat/rodent hunting
@@jonathanayala6884 R.I.P OREO. I do not why but when I was reading your comment, that whole thing flashed like a movie in my mind, all imagination. Seemed like a good doggie
The English bred the Eng white terrier , & were used to kill rats in pits, for sport . Some descended from these, Today mostly dogs with beards, to protect from bites, were ratters & other varmints, Like Sealyham, Westie, wire fox, Lakeland, Welsh, Cairn, Scottie, it's still in their instinct
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