Fast action ratting with terriers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Andy Crow is clearing the barn of straw which has become home to lots and lots of rats - and he wants them off the farmyard. As a final effort to get rid of as many as possible Andy has enrolled the help of a couple of terriers, a lurcher and a lab/springer cross. As he moves the bales the dogs and sticks start flying.
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Why hunt/shoot rats?
There are thought to be more than 10 million rats in the UK (…yuk).
Rats carry many diseases which can spread to humans, normally through their urine, including: leptospirosis or Weil's disease, salmonella, listeria, toxoplasma gondii and hantavirus.
Rodent contamination also presents a significant risk to livestock health. Both cattle and sheep will ingest a large proportion of faecal contamination (Daniels & Hutchings 2001).
Rats can also inflict structural damage. They can cause fires by gnawing away the insulation around electrical cables, floods by puncturing pipes and they chew through gas pipes. The insurance sector has estimated that rodent damage to wiring is responsible for 25% of all electrical fires in buildings.
Finally, rats can ruin an organisation's reputation. If clients and customers spot evidence of rodent infestation in the premises you manage, they are unlikely to want to do business with you.
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As a boy on the farm I had a dog, half rat terrier and half fox terrier who never met a rat he liked and never missed when going after them. Best hunter I ever had.
Sounds like yr dog knew his business , never met a rat he liked , that gets a like from me
I understand how this may look cruel to some, but this is by far the most humane way to dispatch vermin. Terriers were born to hunt, and that's exactly what they do as soon as they spot a rat. Lock on, catch, kill. It's better than having a rat ingest a poison and die in agony. Not to mention, terriers are working dogs. I can assure you they're never happier than when they're ratting.
i used to keep jack russells before my work accident . Uses to work them at the local farms . a farmer never turns away a jacks , free vermin maintenance! afterwards i used to get a knock on the door asking if they could borrow the dogs . it was a great local service and great exercise for the dogs . i miss them . great dogs .
If you know of any farms that need some dogs to get rid of their rats, let me know!
A restless terrier wriggles in his lap and says: "lemme at em! lemme at em! I'll moida that rat!"
Is there a greater joy than swing a happy dog doing what it was bred to do? Great work,lads !!
Gary Slater exactly.....they are having a blast
I love swinging happy dogs, makes them even happier when they’re already happy 👍
I am now addicted to watching these ratting videos! Love those dogs going crazy when the rats start scurrying out of hiding! Looks like a blast to do and the dogs are in dog heaven too!
Me too!!!!
Could you make and post a video if possible
you need to seek help, seriously
@@mre7550 no u
Dog at 4:20 has 3 legs. True vet.
Damn you! You beat me to it. Now I have to edit my post 👊😂
I have 3 legs too include my dick
that dog'll huuntttt
Dang 4:20 nice
Those dogs were bad ass. Who needs a cat when you've got dogs as quick as them. Loved watching them.😁
i dont believe a cat will mess with a rat, never seen it but have seen them with mice
My Yorkie would have loved to have joined in! He hated rodents and was as fast as a bullet.
The same for my yorky 💟 she is mad because she saw a rat this evening
Please STOP defaming lovely yorkies as rat killers and hunters..they're the sweetest breeds and it's NOT built in their dna..they probably want to please their stupid humans by following instructions or are provoked and forced to do this. We have a senior yorkie and a junior yorkie poo and neither of them exhibited any aggression when we had a wild rat infestation in our kitchen. My younger dog is definately highly aggressive and protective/territorial of his space. But when we actually had a rat infestation, neither of them went hunting. They just stared, sniffed, were curious and sometimes scared/confused with their ears and tails communicating the TRUTH about their feelings about their space being shared with rats.
The wild rats were definately not survivors either. Most of them were babies and i remember when i closed the food storage closet and kept a little food under the door, the baby rat died of fear, anxiety and trauma of being trapped. Most traumatizing experience for me to see it's tail outside and only to see it died of fear when the doggies would bark when they would hear the rats squeek.
I can't believe you pathetic people are allowed to still do this. Maybe call a wildlife facility to catch them and release them in the woods or the forest? This planet is as much theirs as it is yours, and yet you people created the most inhumane games and even put it on youtube.
Terriers are loyal, protective and brave. They were exploited and trained to become terrorists.
I'm surprised there are no laws banning this sport game. But there are laws in place for other things. Makes total sense!!
@@sheereenchandani7172 Oh dear you haven't a clue have you .Rats are fkn vermin.
My Mum lived in a semi rural area in the 20s. One a year, word would be spread at school on a Friday that the farmer was clearing out the last of the hay stacks. All local kids and dogs were invited. Old doors were placed around the stack. Then the workers, with string tied around the bottom of their trousers would climb in to clear the last of the hay, The dogs would be going totally frantic Her dog was very effective, one bite, one rat. No-one had big dogs, they were too expensive. The boys would also climb in with sticks. the girls would be at the barrier with sticks. Mum remembered this vividly 60 years later. By killing the rats, they were prevented from going into the locals homes. I suppose this is oral history from 90 years ago.
romanbrough so cool. I have a fox terrier in training, hes doi g great so far.
That is a really great memory! :) You should keep it in a journal!
fantastic anecdote
Your all weirdos aren't u HOPE SOOO MUCH U COME BACK AS RATS
Larger dogs though
2:00 that dog was out of there!! 😂
3:18 Rat gymnastics. I score that an 8. Ratty had good form and technique, but a little rough on the landing.
William B 😂😂😂
😂😂
I concur. More practice was certainly needed.
My jack Russell alone has killed more mice than both of my cats combined
Why have I been so obsessed with these videos 😫😫😫
Byron Jones Ugh exactly!!
Byron Jones omg me too . Just discovered last night
you need to seek help
That is one way to remove them off your property. Dogs and cats are great natural hunters to get rid of these pests. More humane than poisoning.
I like seeing dogs do what they were bred for but I can’t help feeling sorry for the rats especially when there’s no escape, it must be horrifying
Rats are horrifying in themselves. This is a quick death, so not a lot of suffering.
Wow I can't watch this, I'm one of those people who doesn't like seeing anything killed. But they're doing a great job, they were bred for this. 👍
I had a large bag full of irreplaceable exotic foods from Japan stored in a closet.
The mice discovered it. The mice bit a tiny corner of each package.
They ate almost none of the food, but they sampled every single package.
Mice are much smaller but they do incredible damage.
If the much had eaten the food, that would have been almost forgivable.
The fact that hundreds of dollars of food was wasted by the mice is what I can't stand.
When the leopard, the lion and the tiger is extinct outside of zoos-rats and mice will be thriving.
The Martin Clunes ratting vid was funny as fuck. It's certainly a sight to behold watching rats fly all directions. I don't blame him for being taken aback.
ok
someone upload the whole thing
Thanks - I need to find that!
My grandfather came from Cornwall England to the US in the late 1800's and during prohibition he would get paid to rid the blind pig of rats(it was by a river). he would catch a rat, put it in a cage, douse it with gas and set it on fire, put out the flames and set it loose. It would run screeching and all the other rats would leave the house.
With dogs like these who needs cats. I love this. These dogs are so excited. They love this.
Those dogs love their job! 😂
Satisfying your inner hunter without upsetting your friend. I thank you!
Got my rat terrier on camera nabbing a rat on our patio. He's a madman! So cool how their instincts kick in: Rat Terrier killing rat.
Nice dogs! My terrier hides behind me when he sees a rat.
Rusteez I think he needs training.
Kurt the Toon Guy nah he made it up by chasing some random rat
Rusteez oh okay.
Lol mine to
Rusteez
Please, go give your terrier to some fish for lunch.
He's no use at all
i have owned a patterdale terrier for 6 weeks, terriers are no toys
Some breeds are better suited for household living. All terriers benefit from regular daily exercise. Talking to them helps them understand what you need from them, too.
They can be terrific companions. Might even been better starting off with a terrier mix.
magnificent dogs!
I got a yorkshire that was passed down to me, every so often it catches the scent of a mouse and goes ballistic until it gets the kill. When I get involved it'll back up and look at me waiting for it to run out when i move something, considering its been in my family since it was a puppy it's literally in these dogs DNA
Brilliant !!!! Well done terriers 👍👍👍👍
I believe the last legal rat tournament, i.e. rat v. dog, was around 1910. I think the record was something like 50 rats killed by one terrier in one minute, something amazing like that. I don't know why they made it illegal. I think most people hate rats, those that are running free at least.
I think part of the issue is breeding an animal just so it can be killed, the other is that they may have been catching wild rats and holding them for the tournies. The fleas alone on wild rats are problematic for humans, so that'd be the other reason to forbid the practice.
My JRT only met mice. 90% of the mice did not survive. But nevertheless I love her 😊
I've seen several cases of rat poisoning, and it's very painful. This seems to me way more humane than poison.
Jack Russell's are very good caching rat's and mice two. My parents are liking after my Jack Russell at their house and my parents got a vegetable garden growning in their back there's alot of rats around. As soon my Jack Russell see' s one runs after them
So cool to see dogs working, doing what they’re bred to do!
While mine lays on the couch lol
Love the commentator on this.
very good idea to use subtitles , TY, very much enjoyed the vid well done to all...
This is great..and better than sports announcer could replace NFL
From the editing to narrator, this shit was way more funner than it was supposed to be 😹
I'm going to a barn full of hay and there is apparently thousands of rats so that makes a day of ratting for me!
the narrator is hilarious he should be on tv ..
Think he is. He might work for the British KC.
My staffordshire bull terrier love ratting more than anything else , he'd bite once kill it drop it on to the next rat ,,he was very good at it..
My Bedlington would love nothing better than to be right in the thick of the the action. If they ratted for 24 hours straight it still wouldn't be enough for him.
This is going to be in the next Olympics , Right ?
Terriers are bred specifically for killing. Hounds track. Retrievers retrieve. Terriers kill. It’s the beards, it makes them manly and gives them the bloodlust.
Mixed feelings here. I'm a strict vegetarian, wouldn't wear leather or suede, and hate cruelty to animals, but I can't be sorry when dogs finish rats off. I spent my teenage years listening to the vile sounds of scrambling and scraping in the walls when trying to sleep - worse than having a ghost in the attic! Wish rats had never left Norway. Then the buggers like to chew electrical cabling, blowing themselves up and starting fires. Grrr. I RESENT them!
There are lots of types of rats that bother people, not just the Norway rat. Totally agree with you that rats are unnerving.
Those rats are fast as hell
There isn't any more fun that having a rat killing with your dogs ! Good Show !
4:27 the three legged dog is so cute
I keep rats as pets, and I can tell you this is not inhumane. The dogs quickly kill the rats with one bite, which sure beats the rats dying in agony over three days from a chemical rat poison. I know which one I would choose if I had to.
I like rats as pets, they are amazing. These wild rats terrify me. I was bit by one once.
All his dogs are eager, the oldest went first too lol
PETA would be crying foul. Lol
how could you kill those poor rats, screw PETA
But the dogs had a fun day!
Kal Kobra give PETA The bubonic plague
my granny's dog throws them in the air until they die and my family dog just grabs it and chews it like he's eating it but he's doesn't eat it
Icehockey sticks is much better to use. Then you can send the rat back to the dog/dogs.
Good point. Hockey sticks would be great.
2:59 replay, replay :D hahaha
Has to be a much better way to keep the numbers down than putting down poison and killing barn owls through them eating poisoned rats! Good job!
I Loved this Video, hope I can own this kind of dogs someday 😇😇😇
My rescued two Shih Tsus have caught a few rodents.
Guy in the green sweatshirt is just Irish Charlie Day.
Rats: *casual*
Dogs: *SANIC THE HEDGHOOG*
My jack Russell likes to teach the staffie how to catch rat's and mice two whan she comes over to stay for a night or two at my parents house.
Awesome job men ❤️
They carry disease and damage equipment.
Thank you for taking care of them.
Honestly, as I'm watching this, I kinda feel sorry for the rats. It looks so cruel. But then again, they need to be dealt with. And humans have done it this way for hundreds of years.
The fucking rats are horrible as well ,
All mammals carry diseases. All animals do.
@@L-mo
Rats are superspreaders because they breed quickly and can insinuate themselves into small spaces. Then if they die before they can be removed, the fleas then act as vectors. They carry on the dirty work of spreadin diseaseg and cause further havoc.
I’d luv to see a pack of Jack Russell’s and ginger cats going and I mean thousands having a pop at that Australian mouse plague video. Total war!
3:28 the puppy: mmmmmrat
We had rats in the bakery, but no Jacks.
Thats great, Thank you!
Wowzah..
Them doggos love a bit of Rat!
Currently have a mice in my house i feel like letting my Chihuahua/terrier mix have a shot at it 😂
Got a Jack Russel, we knew we had a couple of rats in the house. One day I was setting on the couch she was sleeping next to me,an a rat walk down from upstairs into the backroom, I woke her up took to the room. I acted like a cop looking for drugs pointing around the room she flushed him out that was it ,wish I had my camera. The rat had no chance!
Glad to see dogs doing what they were breed for. I have a Rat Terrier myself haven't seen any rodents in my area, just a wild rabbit (& I like our rabbit), & of course my dog wants it. One thing I always wondered what do they do with all the dead rats?
+Terri Romero Dead rats go into the farm renderer
I love rat terriers. They are such intelligent, loveable, loyal, affectionate, and brave, little dogs. They remind me of a similar breed - the Jack Russel, except the rat terrier looks a little smaller in size with a leaner about. Fast, little dogs too.
Great video! Great hunting! Well done! Rats are one of the very worst
health hazards. The best way to control rats is to use a combo of
methods: shooting, trapping, cats, and poisoning etc.. THE
RAT-TRAPPER'S HANDBOOK, by Greg Ross, available only as a Kindle book
from amazon.com. and amazon.uk . This e-book is the rat-trapper's
bible.
If you want to see real rat killing look up the mink man. Dog mink partners are amazing.
Manchester Terriers are amazing ratters!! =)
“And as good as a 5-a-side kick about any day lol
My Rat terrier, schnauzer, bull terrier mix loves to catch rodents. I recently caught a mouse in my house and I didnt want it killed so I put it in a container and she did not leave it at all she wanted to kill it bad
My achnauzers just got one... I even heard the bones crack because my dog ate him 😵😂
Love terriers
My Carin would love this.
there is a really good book about this subject.
"tales of a rat hunting man"
I've always said ratting is a sport, even if it is a little un-sporting towards the rats.
great video , I don't think some folk realise how much damage they can do or how much disease they can spread ...
Them dogs are totally brilliant!!
Dogs are the best exterminators in history.
These breeds were bred, genetically speaking, for that purpose.
They just happen to be cute and cuddly as well.
Dogs doing what their bred for is fucking awesome!
i am a very merciful person... but those bastards chew my fishing gear!
i mean c'mon!!!
Just a question
I have a very young male patter dale
I have worked terrier’s before x2 at once but due to devorce etc had to now get a new one as my son wanted to have them and I could not say no as knew they will look after him no matter what comes there way !!!!!!!!!! but I’m new to hull area
So I’m looking for anyone who can put me in touch with people close to me so I can give him a try out and see how he goes on and see if he is interested
Thanks if anyone can help
Excellent dogs!!
haha why is this so funny.. as much as I hate seeing animals get jacked.. seeing the dogs have a good time makes it acceptable. haha
tough little dogs
Jesus I feel bad for the rats now 😂 my dog is a rater terrier and she does not hurt a fly she did catch a baby lizard one time and she brought it into my kitchen to me and my mum and she started playing with it 😂 it was actually sad because she made a fiend and then we put it away and she never saw it again ☹️ 😂
I hope such a lack of instinct doesn't become normalized in the breed...
My rat has been offended real badly
With the number of rats they needed more terriers.
Hey Doc Martin lol
Who let's the dog out?
Wuff..wuff..
The one in his hand reminds me of my dog so much lol nuts
Exact same breed, coat just a different colour
..shooting the rats with air rifles or clearing them out with terriers is great. Which is most effective? Yes, a dead rat is a good rat!
3:07 this seems like Charlie work
Are there diseases rats can transfer to dogs?
I know dogs can get bubonic plague from rats (and be treated with antibiotics),
Is there a set of vaccinations to prevent it?
I've wondered that. Prolly give a quick look at the rats before buying them quickly and deeply.
Dogs love it!
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Parsons russels are great
thought my video was laggin the first 10 seconds...fooled me