I had a Jack Russell Terrier and she was the gentlest, kindest family pet... except for the two times she encountered rats and she instantly transformed into a wild animal. It was amazing how she knew purely by instinct to pick them up by the neck and shake them, causing instant death.
that's the way to do it fast efficient, no poisons used, no stenching rotting corpses left in inaccessible places. Looks like everyone involved had a grand day out
That number of rats will eat a fortune in poultry food every day, the farmer will be pleased on the result. The lurcher, brilliant to watch. Excellent video.
yeah the loony animal rights brigade don't get that, the cost in lost feed, which lets face it the rats wouldn;t exist in those numbers without the free food, so they are fair game. I used to set up a hide and take the various species of Sky rat that used the local pig farm as a drive through back when I used to get out shooting regularly,
It is impossible for me to think of Europe---and in particular England----without thinking about how many wonderful, amazing, and talented terrier dogs that have come from there. It is a job too see a dog doing an excellent job, mostly without a great deal of training, just their natural-born instincts to do the job for which they have been bred for hundreds of years. Keep those great terriers coming! Bravo.
Some of them at least. A dog can be kept in a handbag and as long as they exercised and fed properly there should be no problem with being in. A hangbag every one in a while
I got my dog because he outgrew a handbag... It's mad that people want a fashion accesory and expect a living being to do nothing but fulfill them. He couldn't care less about a persons sense of self importance.
Beautiful to see dogs doing what they are bred for!! Ive seen so many happy dogs, working, on this video and it's made me smile!! This is what they were bred to do!! Lovely to see the dogs ENJOY working!!
@@MrJx4000 Just what does some Elliot guy have to be ashamed about loving to watch dogs play tug-of-war with live rats? --- because I love it too --- and more than just that, because I also love to watch rats getting chomped on and murdered in cold blood without mercy from man and beast alike; dying without an ounce of compassion being spent on them in a world where they are hated like dung.
On the 22nd of October, 2019 a gang of rat hunting terriers were released on a patch of land with a prominent rat community, the massacre lasting at least 16 minutes, 680 rats died from various causes; mostly by a mixture of the neck fracturing and strangulation as well as splitting, lethal head trauma and suffocation. None of the Terriers face war crime charges
So, just another day on planet earth then? Skulls in graves. That no one will avenge and eventually no one will remember? We do this to humans all the time! We’re doing it right now! Can we species first please?
@@mickehaglund4119Take it from someone whom had dogs a whole life and done ratting three quarters of it. Dogs would only get sick, were they to eat the rat's heads. The way it's done here, it's pure fun for the dogs. They get to move around and hunt. Exactly what dogs need.
I had two sweet, adorable Westies. Don't let the cuteness fool you. Occasionally in the fall, I'd get mice in the house, and my sweet lap dogs would turn into killing machines. A mouse ran under the stove one day, and one of my dogs sat there for two days waiting for her chance to rid me of the pest. She was successful. It's not like a a cat playing with a mouse either. It's a bite and a shake of the head and it's over.
Brings back memories of my younger days and my Jack called Pip.Great to see so many different types of dogs here all showing that ratting instinct.Some better than others,but all game.No poison,no animals/birds trapped by accident etc,and rat numbers kept down great work.
Closest I have ever been to a terrier: went to the stables, there was a little jack Russell terrier there, she had a muddy ball and kept dropping it at my feet, super fast at chasing it. She was so sweet! They are so clever and this little dog made me want to get a terrier, thinking of a rat terrier. Originally a sheltie, then a beagle. Haha.
Fun for the dogs, absolute horror fest for the rats, and I'm sure a huge relief to the chickens. Nice to see those dogs doing what they were bred to do.
@@Cherry-kr4rn lol. Mines a lancs heeler, also called an ormskirk terrier. He's a rare breed. Great wee dogs. Bit territorial with the house , barks a fair bit but we love him.
Allosaurus Fragilis mine too. Mine is a Yorkshire terrier who just loves to shake his toys like madness. But he is afraid of squeak toys. So I guess he wouldn’t be much of a help in this situation.
My little female Malti-Poo is an avid 'Worrier' with her favourite Ball. Her neck is one mass of muscle. Ratting with Dogs here in Switzerland 😨. The 'Protection and Preservation of Rattus Rattus Society' (there most probably will be one or something similar) will not take too kindly ..
I’ve always said terriers get the job done quickly and efficiently! Can you imagine a bunch of cats? All playing with one then bored .... Lololol! Love this video.
@ Mr Johnson working terriers Don´t worry about your camera work, Sir. It´s perfect under these circumstances. Your Video is definitely much better, more entertaining and more satisfying than Season 8 of GoT!
@@mrjohnsonsworkingterriers Sure Thing. Btw, a colleague ( a former british soldier ) once told me, that back home in Britain, his Father and uncles even used Westies and Yorkshire Ts in a pack of bigger Terriers for Ratting. That even them would become Werewolves when they smell and see the Rats. Couldn´t believe that untill now. Unbelievable great material, this Video!
I have 2 scotties and a cairn. Varmint hunting is serious business. They hunt well as a team, watching each other closely to see who's finding what then just grip it and the old death shake then on to the next. They would have been in heaven at this place.
This is an event that I would actually buy a ticket for just to watch these GREAT dogs. WELL DONE & VERY VERY ENTERTAINING!!! I have a female Shih-Tzu/Chihuahua mix that would probably think she was in Heaven with your dogs...SHE ABSOLUTELY HATES SQUIRRELS!!! Much love from Mobile Alabama.
Thanks so much for sharing, it brings back good fond memories of my staffordshire bull terriers working the land killing rats,,love it,,thanks again,,love your dogs they're all little stars
Can't get enough of the dogs getting the rats!!👍thx for sharing. I subscribed to you channel, so keep p the good work😁❤️good job to all the dogs and owners👍
I have a bedlington terrier and she always brings rats to me back door. She’s on the raw diet: Tripe, Lambs heart etc. nothing more natural for them, other shit isn’t their natural diet.
Absolutely amazing how those terriers just take care of that mess of rats. Never seen that many. I’m assuming it’s a very effective way to get rid of those pests. Really enjoy the videos.
Absolutely brilliant to watch .. came across your channel by accident , now subscribed , and transfixed to your videos.. working dogs doing what they enjoy.
@@mrjohnsonsworkingterriers I appreciate you managing a camera during all that action I finally was able to catch bfs interest after trying to get him on board with fostering to adopt a young Norfolk that needs a foster right now. We both had our eyes glued to this! I never really knew much about the breed and their reputation as a working dog until I saw the article tied to this video. I’d love any dog but I gained a new found respect for these tough cookies and I’m even more now keeping my fingers crossed it works out. So thanks again for making this video they are easily now in my top 10 for sure after watching this!:) :))
They are indeed bad asses. Jack's are the most bad ass IMO. They will get after about anything in the woods. Fox, Possum, Racoons, Badgers, minks, Squirrels, Rats and skunks (you don't want them getting after skunks)
As kids we witnessed a mass migration of rats from the banks of a disused canal. They crossed a building site and through a park....the other lot came down the street...so many everyone had to stand on the garden walls They were 50 yards wide and 300 yards long.....must have been a million plus of them...some bigger Than cats.....they then crossed another main road and disappeared toward another old canal and a disused cemetaries. .. Tipton...west midlands.
I need to send my terrier mix to hang out with these guys for a day. Shes never seen a squirrel that she hasn't chased up a tree in 8 years. She would love this
very good video i think this is the best one so far keep them coming amazing results 100s of rats down looks like you all had a great day out and all dogs did the fair share all the best P.P.P.C
Are rats more of a problem on farms (wherever you are located) than here in Ohio? I've never seen so many rats, except on the Lake Erie waterfront circa early 1960's (before we had water treatment plants) and an occasional FEW around Corn Cribs, and Of Course the numerous two legged ones that walk upright in the Washington DC Beltway area, for which Mr. Johnson could perhaps provide a valuable service if the dogs are keen to travel. All the Best! DE W8LV BILL
i don't know why? but i find these videos so cool and satisfying. seeing these dogs have fun and getting rid of all those rat,.. i watch all the videos. Plus The Mink man and the other Channels when guys by night hunting rats with Ari Rifles...lol
Yuk. This is what those dogs were born to do. Actually, as the French name implies, most of them were bred to go down into holes in the ground to dig out and kill foxes, badgers, rats, etc. Good job, guys.
I bet there's hundreds more but they'll keep for another day. Great effort on the amount the dogs did get though. More humane than poison and way more effective, of course. Maybe I should get one of these dogs round to mine for a few days as we live close to a summit and a bunch of cafes and restaurants. You see one in broad daylight and you know there's many more you don't see.
In downtown Toronto there was a big cafeteria got closed down by the health department because of the rats problem there if this pack of buddies showed up there the cafeteria probably could open the other day
Great video. I did not know dogs are better than cats at catching rats.. The Tan and white Jack Russle terriers look exactly like my Red.. I love those dogs
I had a Jack Russell Terrier and she was the gentlest, kindest family pet... except for the two times she encountered rats and she instantly transformed into a wild animal. It was amazing how she knew purely by instinct to pick them up by the neck and shake them, causing instant death.
instablaster...
Yea, same whith mixbreed dachshund, rats and moles did not had long time to live 😄
My last cairn did, not sure about my current cairn terrier. My sisters Scotty has had one or two.
Respect to the breed and the owners who use the dogs for what they are meant to do. Beautiful
Meant to do? 😂😂😂🤦🏼♂️ A f)©king sausage dog is good for one thing and China has the right idea, " A burger"
that's the way to do it fast efficient, no poisons used, no stenching rotting corpses left in inaccessible places. Looks like everyone involved had a grand day out
Thank u for your comment
Everyone but the rats, that is
And the terriers having some fun.
Activating the ancient DNA from their (once a hunter) ancestor.
Goldsmith..., admit it, you wish you were one of them (the dogs that is ;-)
Any of ye boys ever get bitten by a rat?
Makes me miss my Parsons Terrier. She and I hunted rats for 17 years. Best Sundays I've ever had. R.I.P. my Lula. Great video. Thanks!
So sorry for the loss of your companion.
We miss our Parson Russell terrier too, he was 15 when he died last December.
Love seeing breeds doing the job they were bred to do and with owners who recognize that. What a great form of natural and effective pest control.
These must be the happiest dogs around, full filling there natural instinct
*fulfilling
Melanie R GOD DANG IT BOBBY
*fulfilling and “....”their” natural.....”.
My apologies
spell police, you know what he means so why correct everything.
I am so pleased this way of solving problems is still done this way...natural instincts...no poisoning non-problems...and the dogs just love it !
That number of rats will eat a fortune in poultry food every day, the farmer will be pleased on the result. The lurcher, brilliant to watch. Excellent video.
yeah the loony animal rights brigade don't get that, the cost in lost feed, which lets face it the rats wouldn;t exist in those numbers without the free food, so they are fair game. I used to set up a hide and take the various species of Sky rat that used the local pig farm as a drive through back when I used to get out shooting regularly,
They won’t eat just poultry food. They’ll eat darn near anything that’s edible. Including non-edible materials. Ofttimes they’ll just chew on things.
@@Outdoorshuntingshooting most people agree that it needs to be taken care of, lol.
It is impossible for me to think of Europe---and in particular England----without thinking about how many wonderful, amazing, and talented terrier dogs that have come from there. It is a job too see a dog doing an excellent job, mostly without a great deal of training, just their natural-born instincts to do the job for which they have been bred for hundreds of years. Keep those great terriers coming! Bravo.
Seeing this in person must be a thousand times more satisfying watching this on my Ipad. These ratting videos are addictive.
Good to see dogs doing what they're meant to do and not being carried around in handbags!
Some of them at least. A dog can be kept in a handbag and as long as they exercised and fed properly there should be no problem with being in. A hangbag every one in a while
Exactly what i was going to say. Agree
You must lead a really boring life if dogs in handbags get you worked up
The dogs in handbags crowd is strong in these comments ...
I got my dog because he outgrew a handbag... It's mad that people want a fashion accesory and expect a living being to do nothing but fulfill them. He couldn't care less about a persons sense of self importance.
Beautiful to see dogs doing what they are bred for!! Ive seen so many happy dogs, working, on this video and it's made me smile!! This is what they were bred to do!! Lovely to see the dogs ENJOY working!!
I should be sleeping but I can't stop watching these pest massacre.
So funny so true
Elliot, admit it, you love watching the dogs play tug-of-war with live rats.
@@MrJx4000 Just what does some Elliot guy have to be ashamed about loving to watch dogs play tug-of-war with live rats? --- because I love it too --- and more than just that, because I also love to watch rats getting chomped on and murdered in cold blood without mercy from man and beast alike; dying without an ounce of compassion being spent on them in a world where they are hated like dung.
@@MyNathanking, hey cool response man.
On the 22nd of October, 2019 a gang of rat hunting terriers were released on a patch of land with a prominent rat community, the massacre lasting at least 16 minutes, 680 rats died from various causes; mostly by a mixture of the neck fracturing and strangulation as well as splitting, lethal head trauma and suffocation. None of the Terriers face war crime charges
Nice lmao
Heroes never face war crime charges
As the British do commonly
So, just another day on planet earth then? Skulls in graves. That no one will avenge and eventually no one will remember? We do this to humans all the time! We’re doing it right now! Can we species first please?
Lmao
A tourist attraction! Seriously, I'd buy tickets and watch that all day! :-)
Poor dogs doing that nasty work! I bet some of the get som weird disease from biting does rats!
@@mickehaglund4119 bro they were bred for this. These dogs don't get sick because they are made to hunt and eat rats. They are probably very happy
@@kingaditya-pubgmandmore3644 Indeed! Tbh, I'd imagine ratting dogs probably have some sort of built-up resistance to most diseases that rats carry.
@@mickehaglund4119Take it from someone whom had dogs a whole life and done ratting three quarters of it. Dogs would only get sick, were they to eat the rat's heads. The way it's done here, it's pure fun for the dogs. They get to move around and hunt. Exactly what dogs need.
Yup
I had two sweet, adorable Westies. Don't let the cuteness fool you. Occasionally in the fall, I'd get mice in the house, and my sweet lap dogs would turn into killing machines. A mouse ran under the stove one day, and one of my dogs sat there for two days waiting for her chance to rid me of the pest. She was successful. It's not like a a cat playing with a mouse either. It's a bite and a shake of the head and it's over.
Now I know what these dogs were truly bred for; they are not just cute little lap dogs. Thanks for the content!
Jack's were originally bred to run fox out of their dens. They also were used for Badgers. Brave dogs that don't mind a fight.
Brings back memories of my younger days and my Jack called Pip.Great to see so many different types of dogs here all showing that ratting instinct.Some better than others,but all game.No poison,no animals/birds trapped by accident etc,and rat numbers kept down great work.
Those white fluffy ones are savages
@@malazan6004 I call them death clouds
Got a Pip here. Pippin. JR.x
Can we use these dog's to clean the Government and corrupt Police Force with the same tactics.
😂😂😂👍
Buona idea !!!👍👍
South Africa has left the chat.
Send them Mar-A-Lago, Florida
show the dogs the Biden laptop
What an eclectic bunch of mercenaries. Brilliant work.
Great comment!
Closest I have ever been to a terrier: went to the stables, there was a little jack Russell terrier there, she had a muddy ball and kept dropping it at my feet, super fast at chasing it. She was so sweet! They are so clever and this little dog made me want to get a terrier, thinking of a rat terrier. Originally a sheltie, then a beagle. Haha.
Man Lucas the little white terrior had like 40 kills that's amazing
Yes he is an excellent dog considering he is 10 years old
That white one is relentless
That white one is relentless
High score on call of duty lol
Which white terrier???
Fun for the dogs, absolute horror fest for the rats, and I'm sure a huge relief to the chickens. Nice to see those dogs doing what they were bred to do.
Brilliant work! No poisons, quick and clean - great! I have two German shepherds that catch rats - they'd have loved to be there too!
Excellent,love watching terriers do what they do best. Thanks
great vid. Brings back loads of good memories.
It's like an Easter Egg Hunt for pooches!
Me: Time to sleep
CZcams: Do you want to watch the Rat holocaust 🐀🚫🎯
Same here.
Watched these vids for two hours last night.
It was 0330 by the time I slept..
To watch the slaughter of thousands of vermon
Lol
Gona be some tired dogs tonight, feed them well, GOOD BOYS !
For the first time i can appreciate a dog’s digging ability!
My dog is a terrier and he shakes his toys just like that. He would love this for sure.
Allosaurus Fragilis mine too! He’s a Jack mix and boy does he love to shake and degut his squeaky toys 😂😂😂
@@Cherry-kr4rn lol. Mines a lancs heeler, also called an ormskirk terrier. He's a rare breed. Great wee dogs. Bit territorial with the house , barks a fair bit but we love him.
Allosaurus Fragilis mine too. Mine is a Yorkshire terrier who just loves to shake his toys like madness. But he is afraid of squeak toys. So I guess he wouldn’t be much of a help in this situation.
My little female Malti-Poo is an avid 'Worrier' with her favourite Ball. Her neck is one mass of muscle.
Ratting with Dogs here in Switzerland 😨. The 'Protection and Preservation of Rattus Rattus Society' (there most probably will be one or something similar) will not take too kindly ..
I just know my dog would love this. The way he shakes my slippers is exactly the same.
Just started watching these videos. The enthusiasm they have is both warming and unsettling to see.
I loved the look of love and contentment on your dogs face when it looks up at you about the 11.20 min mark.
thank u
@@mrjohnsonsworkingterriers Can the rats be tinned and shipped to China, so they can be eaten with sweet and sour sauce?
I’ve always said terriers get the job done quickly and efficiently! Can you imagine a bunch of cats? All playing with one then bored .... Lololol! Love this video.
Incredible haul of rats, well done to all concerned...it's not everyday you see a working Dachshund either!
this is one of the many reasons why pasture raising chickens is far superior
Terriers. Greatest dogs on the planet.
100%
Was there a Dachsund in there? Are they considered a terrier?
Bella Gabby Sophia No, they are a hound. The clue is in the name. Stop being a smartarse. ps, the correct spelling is “Dachshund”.
@@tykiedog Wasn't being a smartarse. There is a Dachshund in the video, so I guess you're a blind dumbarse in addition to a rude, condescending jerk.
tykiedog I’m pretty sure he was just interested in knowing whether there is a connection between the two breeds.
I want to see the largest rat.
Love watching this with my jacker he goes full spastic sometimes and tries to eat the phone 😂 love him to bits
mr Johnson. your friends and their dogs provide some of the best entertainment on youtube. please keep posting.
@ Mr Johnson working terriers Don´t worry about your camera work, Sir. It´s perfect under these circumstances. Your Video is definitely much better, more entertaining and more satisfying than Season 8 of GoT!
Thank you mate appreciate your comment it is pretty tough of two dogs in your hands. 👍👍
@@mrjohnsonsworkingterriers Sure Thing. Btw, a colleague ( a former british soldier ) once told me, that back home in Britain, his Father and uncles even used Westies and Yorkshire Ts in a pack of bigger Terriers for Ratting. That even them would become Werewolves when they smell and see the Rats. Couldn´t believe that untill now. Unbelievable great material, this Video!
I found this oddly satisfying. Those dogs certainly know their stuff.
To quote dear old Tony Greg the cricket commentator 'there's been a bit of carnage out there today!'. 🤣
They should call this group of dogs "the rat pack".
The dogs genuinely love it and I just wish the wider public would open their eyes to stuff like this as it's quite an eye opener!!!
Awesome video, so much diversity with the breeds of dog, all cracking dogs in their own way, good work 👍
Would somebody explain what the intended function of the buried wired mesh is? It seems to provide protection for the burrowing rats
I have 2 scotties and a cairn. Varmint hunting is serious business. They hunt well as a team, watching each other closely to see who's finding what then just grip it and the old death shake then on to the next. They would have been in heaven at this place.
This is an event that I would actually buy a ticket for just to watch these GREAT dogs.
WELL DONE & VERY VERY ENTERTAINING!!!
I have a female Shih-Tzu/Chihuahua mix that would probably think she was in Heaven with your dogs...SHE ABSOLUTELY HATES SQUIRRELS!!!
Much love from Mobile Alabama.
Thank u U.S.A
Thanks so much for sharing, it brings back good fond memories of my staffordshire bull terriers working the land killing rats,,love it,,thanks again,,love your dogs they're all little stars
Really good job, well done all involved. I feel for the chicken farmer being blighted by these odious, verminous creatures.
Honestly one of the best videos I watched of a days ratting
And me
That's some tally. Nice to see all those various breeds and types working👍
thanks for using Dachshund the best dog. I love my hound DEXTER, the heart beat at my feet.
M Mc lean awe that’s actually so cute I’m gonna start saying that “the heartbeat at my feet” 💕💕😩💕
Lovely saying my miniature jack Russell scraps is my child people ask how many kids I have I always reply seven but one has tail and four legs
Can't get enough of the dogs getting the rats!!👍thx for sharing. I subscribed to you channel, so keep p the good work😁❤️good job to all the dogs and owners👍
Thank u subscribing and your lovely comments
I have a bedlington terrier and she always brings rats to me back door. She’s on the raw diet: Tripe, Lambs heart etc. nothing more natural for them, other shit isn’t their natural diet.
Absolutely amazing how those terriers just take care of that mess of rats. Never seen that many. I’m assuming it’s a very effective way to get rid of those pests. Really enjoy the videos.
I have a fox terrier. Whenever I see her chasing a ball I know, in her head, it's a rat.
Absolutely brilliant to watch .. came across your channel by accident , now subscribed , and transfixed to your videos.. working dogs doing what they enjoy.
This is one of the most satisfying videos I've ever seen on CZcams!
Always enjoy watching good terriers working! Those chaps live for it!
Thank u
Thank you for sharing this! I am trying to convince my boyfriend what badass these terriers are!
Thank u lizzy
@@mrjohnsonsworkingterriers I appreciate you managing a camera during all that action I finally was able to catch bfs interest after trying to get him on board with fostering to adopt a young Norfolk that needs a foster right now. We both had our eyes glued to this! I never really knew much about the breed and their reputation as a working dog until I saw the article tied to this video. I’d love any dog but I gained a new found respect for these tough cookies and I’m even more now keeping my fingers crossed it works out. So thanks again for making this video they are easily now in my top 10 for sure after watching this!:) :))
They are indeed bad asses. Jack's are the most bad ass IMO. They will get after about anything in the woods. Fox, Possum, Racoons, Badgers, minks, Squirrels, Rats and skunks (you don't want them getting after skunks)
Quick question why not take them off their leashes and let them have at it?
didnt know these yorkshire terriers are this good at hunting rats :D so cool!
Bred for it here in Huddersfield
yorkies were bred for rat control in woolen mills. cats claws damaged the cloth.
Love seeing dogs being used for what they were bred for! They are loving it 👍
I like how you tell the dogs to get them while they’re leashed
Beautiful dogs are terriers, gorgeous family dogs but utterly ruthless when needed.
As kids we witnessed a mass migration of rats from the banks of a disused canal.
They crossed a building site and through a park....the other lot came down the street...so many everyone had to stand on the garden walls
They were 50 yards wide and 300 yards long.....must have been a million plus of them...some bigger
Than cats.....they then crossed another main road and disappeared toward another old canal and a disused cemetaries. ..
Tipton...west midlands.
Great team work, Man and Dog, , if thse were my dog's I would be damm proud of them ALL.
I need to send my terrier mix to hang out with these guys for a day. Shes never seen a squirrel that she hasn't chased up a tree in 8 years. She would love this
Thank u ❤👍
The rats obviously had a hell of a bad day. 😂🤣😅
**Violently grabs rat**
*"HELLO RONALD!"*
very good video i think this is the best one so far keep them coming amazing results 100s of rats down looks like you all had a great day out and all dogs did the fair share all the best P.P.P.C
Thank u
I love watching these dogs ratting. Keep up the good work! From the land of Lincoln, Illinois in the USA.
Thank u U.S.A❤
That was like a dogs Easter egg hunt. They were truly excited. Lol.
How we miss our rat terriers and cairn. How they loved to kill varmints. Fun to watch a group together. Thanks for the video!
Great to see dogs working and filling a purpose and you can see the dogs were loving it.
Are rats more of a problem on farms (wherever you are located) than here in Ohio? I've never seen so many rats, except on the Lake Erie waterfront circa early 1960's (before we had water treatment plants) and an occasional FEW around Corn Cribs, and Of Course the numerous two legged ones that walk upright in the Washington DC Beltway area, for which Mr. Johnson could perhaps provide a valuable service if the dogs are keen to travel. All the Best! DE W8LV BILL
i don't know why? but i find these videos so cool and satisfying. seeing these dogs have fun and getting rid of all those rat,.. i watch all the videos. Plus The Mink man and the other Channels when guys by night hunting rats with Ari Rifles...lol
I don't get why so many people get a cat to deal with a rat problem. Terriers are rat killing machines and their skill cannot be beaten
People get cats for mice, terriers for rats
@@gabrielanthony1325 The problem is if a cat isn't hungry and doesn't want to play at the time, they will ignore them
Great fun for motivated dogs ! They are excited as hell .
Yuk. This is what those dogs were born to do. Actually, as the French name implies, most of them were bred to go down into holes in the ground to dig out and kill foxes, badgers, rats, etc. Good job, guys.
How nice the little dog! 💙 Where are they from?🙋♀️my best regards from Chile. 🇨🇱🙋♀️
I knew Brian Plummer, he would be thrilled to see the Plummer terriers at work.
Bite, shake, let go. Amazing to watch, my GSD tries to get rats but he's not fast enough 😂
great stuff them dogs doing what they love
This is probably like Disney World to these dogs. Lol
I bet there's hundreds more but they'll keep for another day. Great effort on the amount the dogs did get though. More humane than poison and way more effective, of course. Maybe I should get one of these dogs round to mine for a few days as we live close to a summit and a bunch of cafes and restaurants. You see one in broad daylight and you know there's many more you don't see.
In downtown Toronto there was a big cafeteria got closed down by the health department because of the rats problem there if this pack of buddies showed up there the cafeteria probably could open the other day
I never heard of ratting till today. Great video! Do the dogs ever end up eating the rats?
I say, this looks like jolly good fun. Funny how ratting comes naturally to terriers.
Wow, those doggos must have had a blast getting to run around like that, fun to see
That is truly amazing. Those dogs are doing a great job!
What fun! I wish I could take my Dachshund "Killer " to something like this and let him have a go.😎
We have a 40 lbs male Irish Terrier..when he sees rats in NYC he goes insane...wish I could let him loose.
I love Irish terriers
Great video. I did not know dogs are better than cats at catching rats.. The Tan and white Jack Russle terriers look exactly like my Red.. I love those dogs
Each have their purpose on the farm. Dogs can dig, cats can climb...rats do both.
12:42 the moment when all dogs just have a moment of !!!!!!!!
You guys need to hit up a good hound supply store on web from usa get some neon collars and leashs lol great videos
This is something Texans could adopt. Good bunch of working dogs.
I just love watching those dogs enjoying themselves so much! I need more!