Mink and Dogs OBLITERATE 133 Rats!
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Do you ever have to worry about diseases or bacteria being transferred to the minks or dogs from the rats?
Great question, I always wondered that same thing about my cat catching mice and rats but never found the answer.
Good question but the mink man constantly uses anti viruses and always keeps them healthy and unable to get sick!
Wild canines and members of the weasel family live off of rodents like rats, mice, and squirrels. A wild coyote needs to eat about 60 house mouse sized rodents A DAY. That's 1,800 per month. So that means they have 1,800 opportunities to get sick every single month! If they were as fragile as people think, they would have caught some disease and gone extinct a long time ago! Plus to top it off, I keep my animals fully vaccinated. The risk is incredibly low. Dog parks, on the other hand, are INCREDIBLY dangerous when it comes to spreading disease, and yet no one thinks to worry about taking their dog to the park.....
@@JosephCartertheMinkMan nice :)
I'm quite sure the dogs and mink are heavily vaccinated
Dogs and Minks.. the duo we never knew we needed lol
if thats how mink coats are made.....they should BAN that!!!!
@@Waynes-xt9gr lol
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They should use a trained cat as well lol
Snake kittens and dogos, the power couple.
Boss is SOOO efficient at ratting. Grabs, crunches the head, and then drops it for the next one. You can just see the experience in everything he does!
boss at the pheasant farm was great
lurchers are the best dogs
He's really good but what about Gypsy gal?😃
@@francoisperrin7397 dont forget leia
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Love how the dogs coordinate with the mink as a member of the pack!
The man's control over his animals is amazing, really says a lot about him as a leader as well.
I was so anxious throughout hoping the dogs wouldn’t hurt themselves on any of the pipping, but the fact they came out unscathed shows how accurate they are
I know this is an old comment but I’d just throw my 2 cents into it, dogs are much more resilient than you think. Even wild canines like coyotes, wolves etc live in mountainous environments and can quickly adapt to their surroundings and much like cats, dogs have an on average much faster reaction time than humans do, humans have about 250 millisecond average where working dogs like this can potentially have an average reaction time of only 100 milliseconds and with smaller dogs like these it could be faster due to less mass to account for and could potentially get down to the 80 millisecond average range. Experience of doing this so often also does play a part into it as well
I love how there's not a drop of aggression or possessiveness between the dogs.
I noticed that too. It's crazy how they act as if it's just a job they have to do and not being impulsive. Almost human like lol
Gypsie is just a tiny bit, but she just wants to be there for every kill. I've never seen her be aggressive about it.
My dog is, I wish he wasn't then he could team up with my doxens and my doxen mix. He hates H A T E S sharing anything he precieves as food, toy or treat or hunt. He's nuts but he's a big baby, loves to chase my cats around too. A big knuckle head.
Good Gurl. Good Boy . Good Dogs. Good Mink. Nothing like Joe’s voice praising them. Great work🥰
That mink deserves a huge raise!
These babies are having a blast, and they're all working so hard! Great job training them, Joseph!
I Hope your family the same karma.
21:59 Daisy(not part of Joe's pack and Boss' lil' sis) got to this rat first but Leia also sees and wants a piece of it, but Joe's command for Leia to back off and she instantly obeys. No matter how strong Joe's dogs prey drive is in the heat of the moment, they still listen to Joe's overriding commands. This is the trait of a -good- great trainer.
Legit my fav part of these videos. There training is so on point.
Yeah you can tell he has taken the time to bond and develop very solid relationships with all of his animals really!! They trust him💯 so they don’t think to even hesitate when tells them to do something. And then he is loving up on them and praising them continuously, making them feel like they are the best he’s ever seen!! It’s very neat to watch lol!!
Thanks for the narration, I'm legally blind.
@@siesies000 how do you read the comment then
@@tylerhoward6357 voice to text. It's a blind people's only app.
There's something so exciting about watching working dogs having an amazing time doing the jobs they were bred for. What an efficient team, what a joyful day for all the workers involved!
The cameraman needs more recognition, always getting the action in frame and really good at chasing everything
I agree, especially when he caught a rat himself
Boss’s concentrating is fascinating to watch!! You literally see it on his face that he’s calculating where the rats are probably going to come out, what direction they will try to run, etc. He literally is doing rat arithmetic in his head!!! Love watching him conquer everything he goes after!!!❤
all animals are a lot smarter than you or i imagine. they know and we don't know.
One of the reasons I love this channel is of course the awesome content but also the creativity. That roll in with the Star Wars theme was brilliant! Joseph! I also really like the drone footage of the farm, it gives you a really good sense of the SCALE of the infestation. Awesome Job to all involved, two and four legged workers! 👍❤🐶🐀🐭
The Mink is beautiful , you Go mink, and good hard working dogs, you dogs work harder than most people.
Your constant affirmations to your beautiful pack really shows in their attitudes and excitement in the hunt. Well done boss well done! 👏
It would be nice to consult with ornithologists and organize a couple of owl nests there. In general, any birds of prey will be happy with such an abundance of food.
I love boss, he's amazing. He catches a rat and even as he's crunching down on it he's already looking for the next one. The boy is a machine.
Boss is a great teacher and role model for the younger dogs. I have 10yo twin boys that would live outside if allowed. The love your channel and the twins.
Love that little black mink, so beautiful! Great job guys!
No better way to enjoy a crisp November afternoon than with a beer, cigar, and watching The Mink Mane go Ghengis Khan on rat hoards🤣😂 I salute you!!
Lol i love it 🤣 I myself and smoking a fatty
@@TSUNAMI-MAMI 🍻 I only said cigar because this is a family friendly atmosphere...😉 You already know 💯
@@jamaaldaynitelong8367 you’re my kinda guy jamaal lol 😂
Minkis Khan
@@steffimaier7297 Lmfaoooo i love it
Anyone Else Binge watching ❤ Love this content. How did I JUST find it the other day..?!! I'm here for it ...
My only thing is I'm a sketch ball (lol not like that) and now whenever I go out to my garage I look around to see if there're any signs of rats or droppings. 😅 I did find possibly mice droppings but My daughter has rats underneath her trailer and they are chewing up the wiring and a few have got in her trailer. She can't get rid of them. We've tried everything!
Amazing how the dogs are able to navigate through all the hazards and obstacles and be so pinpoint with their catches!!!
I love seeing all the dogs together, you get a really good idea of all of their personalities.
Boss is a beast! really enjoy watching him work. Bindi is looking great!
IMO, you can see Boss’s experience shine in this video. When he catches, crunches, and drops so that he can get the next; it is a masterclass.
Can we get a few minks to visit a US congress session?
That's a good idea
Awesome animals, and also nice to see there'S always friends and family helping you. | would never Imagined that watching pest control vídeos was so interesting! Salutes from Argentina.
Awesome video Joseph, can't wait to see the other parts of this specific ratting! You've really inspired me to do something different with my 9-month old Labrador Retriever mix. I've noticed her love for catching very small and fast insects/toys so I'm increasing her prey drive to one day do hunting training with her. She seems to really enjoy it and it strengthens our bond immensely + it makes her obedience better. Thank you and keep up the great work!
Flushing with water is perfect. The rats are trying to avoid the water and the mink in the water is at home. Joseph always knows his elements. Gotta admire his system.
The dogs/mink must have one hell of an immune system to not get sick biting on all those rats
First time ever seeing this. Had no idea Minks were used for ratting! Absolutely badass!
Your Mink is absolutely beautiful! She’s such a good girl. I love her already.
This is truly amazing to watch. I wouldn’t want to be on any of these amazing dog’s bad side.
hey baby
I'm training my french bulldogs to chase the mice that have over run my shop. We've only caught 5 so far but I just started a week ago. My dad sent me this and it's impressive! I love training my dogs to do anything especially something useful. Good job yall!
dont tell me u livin in a rat infested city called NYC 😃
They’re not meant for that those are lap dogs. Their faces are pushed in which means her breathing is not well they would not be able to dig their face. It’s anything without getting out of breath don’t do it.
@@ariessolarhijiri2985Yes bulldogs are brachycephalic, but it doesn't mean all bulldogs can't breathe or have problems. There are ethical bulldog breeders out there. Also, just because they aren't meant for it doesn't mean the dog won't excel or do well in it.
@@soobwon True, if they're sensibly bread. They're still not the ideal breed I would imagine, they don't strike me as agile enough to be efficient mousers. But - maybe I haven't seen a good bulldog yet.
@@soobwon that is exactly what it means. Their whole body is not made for exercise. Their short snout and big eyes also bring the risk, that their eyes are getting injured. Those rats will bite and scratch, even when cought in the mouth.
snuggling with my pet rat while watching dogs and mink clear out invasive rats is an odd feeling (no, this is not hate i absolutely love joseph’s methods at clearing rats. a lot of rat traps are either ineffective or just needlessly cruel.. aka glue traps or poison.)
also water is such a brilliant method for getting rats up. rats HATE! water, and with all that water flooding into their burrows it’s bound to make them scramble up to the surface to get out of there
If you cant make money in America you have major problems. This guy made a niche for himself AND provides exactly what these dogs and minks need. Exercise and hunting. God Bless America.
Daisy was having the time of her life! Huge smile! She was practically glowing. She'll be good as Boss once she gets some practice in. She is well motivated and she'll put work into getting better.
She was doing the little puppy flip (she is a puppy still) but it didn't take her many more. You'll see more progress from her before this job is done.
I get that sweet serotonin boost every time I get to watch the mink man video🤘 CZcams's algorithm shits on this channel for absolutely no reason, for the educational value and hard work thrown into these videos, I'll never understand yt's thought process. Keep up the good work👍👊
It's the odd ninja watcher who comes to this channel and think what Joe's doing with natural pest control is cruel to the rats. It only takes a few reports of his content/video and it gets a ban.
@@metarugia3981 the funny thing is that pesticdes prolong rodents suffering before they die, a mink (or dog) chomp to the skull does the trick instantly, but no apparently it's just too inhumane to document these animals primal hunting skills while training and guieding them as well🤦♂️
Wonderful work done by these fantastic dogs and the hunting abilities of the minks are un-paralleled.
You can tell boss has experience doing this. He's quick with the kill and ready for the next one. That 3 kill streak he had was awsome! Plus i noticed that a few times boss caught a rat but let the younger dogs finish it off.
The mink and dogs work amazing together to get rid of those rats. Great job!
They certainly are a well oiled efficient machine when it comes to ratting, as Joe's method and use of different species of predators is unique.
Ratting is compassionate to the Mink. They're living the best life they can!
Once that mink crawls into that hole I can just imagine the war crimes being committed underground.
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That is just unbelievable until you see it. 😂 Amazing agility
I can’t wait for a “mink GoPro attachment “ to come out 🤘
I have an all black dog that loves hunting rats. Seeing boss gypsy and leai all together makes me think of them as ninjas on the hunt 😂😂😂
It's Leia.
I love hearing y’all have genuinely joyful belly laughs. So many ppl are too glued to tech these days to have good old fashioned fun like this. AND! I genuinely believe this needs to become more popular! I can’t imagine how much of a positive impact it would have on the environment to no longer use poisons and pesticides… it would be a massive help for our microbiota and ecosystems especially in fresh water.
To me, i can’t think of one person who wouldn’t want to promote this approach - man, woman, liberal, conservative (maybe not the pesticide makers lol…). It’s natural, great bonding for dogs and owners, and is a link in the circle of life. I really hope you’re onto this natural pest control revolution, Joseph. I was so happy to see you get national recognition on CNN, so things are only beginning for you!!! Maybe some day you’ll have ratting companies or natural pest control offices all over the US. And hell, we’d all be better for it!
I want him to train animals to get rid of hogs in Texas. Their hog problem is awful. Would he have to train tigers to beat them?
Nah torturing things pest or not and finding joy in that is a sign of mental fukin illness pal!
@@c.h.u.d no one is being tortured. Torture is poisoning rats to slowly lose their mind and function over a week. This is quick and natural. Animals die every day. It’s LIFE.
@@couragecrusader7649 para mí creo que con pitbulls ya es suficiente
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Humans couldn't find a better biomimetic strategy to get rid of rats. Well done guys, I hope your business is sustainable!
I find it awesome how Bindi (is it ?) is the only dog who drops the game in the bucket !! If only the other dogs did that too, it would save you some time !!
just watching all the dogs get the rats makes me smile from ear to ear and Daisy getting her first rat was the highlight and the cheering by her owner is heartwarming but Kim is fun to listen too
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I like how the little Mink is getting the rats from small areas that the can not get into which makes finding rats way more easy for the guys to get them
How do the Mink not get serious injuries? Those rats are vicious but she shows no fear! Love your videos 🇬🇧😆
Minks are the fiercest creatures, on earth. Had they been the size of actual big dogs, no animal would have been safe
@@jonasfadi8213 wow! They do seem pretty invincible against the rats.
They are in the same family as honey badgers and we all know how fierce they are, so minks are their small fierce cousins.
@@fragsnake I don’t know much about honey badgers but if these feisty warriors are anything to go by I don’t want to know 😆
Really great how you hunt the beasts. I also think it's great how you have trained the minks and dogs. The certainly look forward again and again when it goes off
Mink like a vicious red nose pit bull lol. It's a beast.
I love the way u all encourage the dogs!! I 🥰 they're so motivated!!
Hope your family have the same treatment
This is so satisfying to watch. Gypsey is the MVP. Thank you for sharing & please please please continue what you do. Keep up the awesome work!
The whole weasel family is fearless, relentless and voracious. They will take on creatures much bigger than themselves.
The mink and the dogs are having a blast! I love watching working animals doing their jobs. You can tell they really enjoy it. Fascinating video!
The aerial intro was a great help. I liked the arrows. Mink hunting on this farm today! Dog mink hunts are my favourite videos.
Edit: also any video Boss gets in on the hunt is an automatic win.
These dogs must love their lives so much! You can see how much fun they are having! Great work guys
Great vid, rats are horrible things, they used to scare my hens, the poison traps never used to work, my cat used to catch a few though, love the mink.
Duchess/ Daisy is coming along nicely, every time I saw her on camera she had a big grin on her face. I am sure she's going to be as good as Boss. All the dogs worked so well and Goldie was fantastic, only going after the biggest rats! Loved seeing the camera man catching a live rat too, just shows how much fun ratting is.
This was actually her first day. She was kind of wandering around all day distracted, but that all changed after that first one she caught. She was turned on after this and far more efficient killing them her second day.
Yeah I think the dogs are like this is heaven!! They are like….” Work?” Nah!!! We are having best time of our lives lol! 🐕❤
I don't know why, but these videos are so entertaining. You must love your job!
What a bunch of good doggos!
That mink is brilliant
Joe has all bases covered with the different sized dogs + minks and the rats have nowhere to hide or run to.
Love all the hard work you, your mink and dog team do. I enjoy watching from Mississippi.
This gotta be a sport, because this is entertaining! Also i love how the animals are getting they’re own highlights 😂
we mainly had rats in our chicken sheds in winter eating the seed however in summer the snakes come out and greatly reduce their population
he de confesar que no había sido capaz de ver tus videos después de lo de sherni, y este es el primero que veo desde aquella horrible noticia, te veo feliz, y me encanta ver a boss en acción, lo había echado de menos. ¡Es un placer volver a disfrutar de tu contenido!
Honestly, no matter how good Sherni was or Bindi ever will be. Boss is the best dog ever.
For me it was onsa. The ability to track things underwater and dive for it was amazing plus fast like boss and as intelligent as sherni. I wanna see if bindi can get to that level.
Boss really is the perfect all around working dog. He'll do and play any role needed to get the job done. And he really is a pleasant dog to be around as well; very good with people.
Fighting nature with nature. I like it!
*_"This is good for the environment and more compassionate to the rats."_*
Rats: ☻️☻️☻️
I just discovered your channel and it is awesome. I wanted to point out that you guys should police up the area before you let the dogs and the minks out. There were a lot of rusty nails in the wood on the ground under those tanks...and there were many pipes and sharp nail like objects near the rat holes that Boon, when fighting a rat, might have impaled herself on. Gypsy stood right on top of a nail. I hope she didn't get stuck. The pipe ends can poke a running dog's eye out when chasing a rat. My dog lost an eye that way....Anyway please keep it up and I am going to join the special channel. Thanks Bindy, Gypsy, Boss, Boon et al.
Lol these comments always come from a really good place so I really don't want to come across as rude or insensitive. But, you're projecting your hypervigilance for safety onto these animals. This would be a whole lot of extra time and effort, with likely very limited (and difficult to measure) benefit. This team has been operating for years and if your concerns were valid, it's pretty safe to assume Joseph would be taking the required measures. These are working animals who have an incredible ability to navigate their environment and are well looked after, even if/when injuries occur. Like I said, I know you're coming from a really good place and don't want to come across like I'm shooting you down. But this is the kind of concern you'd typically see reserved for very young children (which can also sometimes be to their detriment), not working animals.
People like you why I have to write a book on safety before building a roof.
@@thicccboislim5623 What man? A 15 minute check to see if there are any hazards means nothing but concern with your work tools, which in this case are the dogs. The guy just tried to emphasize this, which they certainly do to some extent.
It's always amazing the discipline of boss to kill it and just drop it even when the small dogs are swarming him to pull it from him he's still willing to just drop it and go look for more
That's a thinking dog, he knows what needs to be done, dispatch it and move on.
When you make it a game most dogs can become just as good as boss.
That is why he is the boss
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That mink is absolutely merciless and relentless
The Team Work in this video with the dogs and Minks is incredible.
I'm surprised if the farm doesn't get a fine for storing used batteries the wrong way. There are so many health violation codes being broken. I hope this is the first step in fixing up this "Farm".
Human : *psipsipsipsipsipps*
Rats : Why do i hear boss music?
Very impressive work and team effort. That's beautiful.
fighting pest is never ending
I love watching these dogs n mink work,,,,❤
Crazy how strong the miks are with those huge rats. Love seeing them do their jobs and how much fun they have and the dogs. So frickin cool
Can u please offer tour services to New York City!! Your dogs (and u all) would have a ball!!
New Yorkers need to be clean first. I went there, and was shocked how filthy the city is. Piles of garbage on the curb, lot of scaffolding with no purpose
Those little minks are vicious. 😮😮😮
Every rats worst fear is hearing PPPSSST PSSSPPSSST PPSSSSSST
this is so satisfying to watch! i guess the mink - has the time of his life.
Not sure who enjoyed this most, the dogs or the humans. An absolute frenzy
I love watching the dogs catching Rats. 🐀
They are having a great time while working.
Great videos. 👍
11:29 The Rat on the "Tank" :"What's going on?" XD
The only thing I worry about it the battery casings and the rats living under them and then the mink and dogs eating them especially wet.
This gonna make me miss boon. Badass mink right there, outworking them all tenfold.
BOSS just doesn't get the credit he deserves. SMASHES everything you point him at, yet he give it up to all the smaller dogs without a thought.... Well trained dog that deserves more credit, love him..... Bindi is looking 👍, smashing it too.
Those animals are so cute and at the same time so tenacious. The dogs are so cute with the tails wagging....so efficient. The mink is just an effen beast. Can you imagine if that mink was the size of one of those dogs.....wow.
Mink and dogs are the best rat hunting duo.
In Van Wert count ,Ohio 40,000 + minks were let loose !!!!
I can watch the mink work all day just a cooler full of beer is all I need 😮
Perfect afternoon! Beer and a good hunting Mink!!
@@airsofter123ify heck yeah
Anyone who feels bad for rats has never had an infestation.
I'm new to your channel and took an immediate like to Boss & Bindi. They are beautiful dogs and and are spot on in catching rats. I later found out Boss passed away. Made me very sad. I'm so sorry for your loss. 😢 Love the videos and am binge watching the videos. Very smart idea to use Mink. They are aggressive and fit nicely in the rat holes. Yet the minks are friendly to you, their handler. 🙂🦋
I've been wondering what's been missing from my life lately. I haven't been keeping up on watching your mink hunting. 😊