And yet not a single injury. My dog's feet are as tough as boots, and their hide as durable as work gloves. There's NO WAY to remove all of the hazards, so you must work with tough dogs, who are accustomed to tough work. Despite all the craziness, injuries are incredibly rare for my dogs. If I worked with soft hose pets, I'm sure the story would be different. I, on the other hand, am not as tough, and get hurt pretty seriously sometimes (foreshadowing)
@Hot Metal Knives HMK It doesn't matter, really, what animal it is. I used to go out in the streets in Arizona in the summer without shoes, and you build calluses quickly, which you can also easily remove, because they're just dead skin. For dogs, they have shoes to walk them in such heat, but even people can get used to it.
Most farms have some sort of "crap pile", but this one is truly gargantuan. I had anxiety watching the dogs run around all those boards with nails sticking out. Still, great performance and glad they're all safe.
@@tomc3216 They're just old buildings the farmer is preparing to have removed. Stuff wears out on farms. Especially ones with a long family heritage like this one.
Gypsy was on point for this trip. I also think Leeroy out nosed Leia, which is really saying something. The little dogs were solid! Boss is always solid. Bindi was on her first real ratting and didn't act like a young puppy at all. It was awesome to see her perform and Joe was beaming over her work the whole time!
Boss looks so beautifully filled out, healthy and strong. And Bindi! Your instincts about her early in her life as you evaluated picking your next ratting dog paid off supremely!
This farm really looks like it could use some intense property maintenance. Like, I don't expect it to be perfectly clean and organized, but the massive piles of junk are definitely helping the rats more than whoever owns that farm.
@@AGuler-ml9hc i mean from the looks of it, it looked like the owner picked out a cheap land away from population. And the only thing i see there is stacked up woods probably as an extra or something. I dont see anything very wrong with it
Another great video with great dogs doing their work! That farm needs a good cleaning outside. No wonder they had so many rats there with so many places to hide!
In comments on another video, they explained the farm owner has changed what they grow, no longer store crops in those silos (sold immediately) and are starting a massive clean-up of the property. Ratting is stage 1 of the clean-up. Large equipment is coming in to tear down silos, buildings, etc. They already have tried poisons and other means of killing rats with little success.
I'm from the UK, and I have to say you're the most organised and coordinated rat catching team I've ever seen or watched. I still stand by that Bindi has a little bit of Shirini within her heart and soul. So good to see dogs doing what they love xx
I say it time and time again.. Boss is definitely the man!! It's like he mentors the new dogs & kinda hangs back to let them get experience while destroying anything that slips past the 1st wave of diggers!! And Bendi girl is just amazing!! Sooo smart and deadly, but gentle as well !! We Love her !! My 4yr old grandson has watched the Halloween video of Bendi and the girls probably 10× !! He says Look papaw look, Bendi gets candy 🍬 too!! ❤️❤️♥️♥️
Oh Man I have said this many times but watching Bindi work is like poetry in motion. For anybody who had ever trained hunting dogs you know what I mean. It almost brings a tear to the eye! ❤🐶👍
A huge part of this rat infestation is the dirty mess the owners have. They are paying you not only to wipe out those rats but to clean up their junk they’ve been stacking that they probably thought they were gonna use later on in the future. Sure enough the rats put it to good use.
The food availability on an active working farm is the real issue. Only so much you can do about that. They were ground nesting everywhere - under the silos cement slabs, directly in the dirt, everywhere. The old farm junk is definitely good habitat for them, but even without it they would have all been there.
Like Chuck Kimber said, the rats only gravitate to areas where there is plenty of food for them and any junk lying around is a perfect place for them to roost and breed after they feed.
Nope. There are videos of these English farmers in the field just turning the dirt and they nest about a foot to a foot and a half under the surface. Of course they will nest in the junk but if it wasn’t there they would be making home under the dirt. As long as there is food they will be there.
Bindy is so well trained, great job Joe. She will honestly be one of the best dogs you’ll ever own. I’ve have pit bulls my whole life. Still have two; no other breed can compare.
The sad thing is, that if this 'farmer' doesn't totally change his 'business approach', Joseph and his team can come back in two years and they would probably have the same 'success'. If a countries food supply depends on that type of 'farming', that country has a real problem.
For those wondering about if the dog will be okay from the rat bite, in previous videos he's explained that not only do the dogs get their "daily" (Edit 3: Since some of yall are dumb and take things literally and don't read the whole comment, this means that they get their vaccines at the proper scheduled times and dont get delayed like owners with domestic dogs, I did not literally mean daily everyday vaccines smh) vaccines and antibiotics but the rats where he's located rarely if never carry diseases most other rats like city rats do, so while it might be a slight bit sore it's not going to harm the dog permanently! Honestly your cats bite is more likely to carry a disease than the rats he hunts- Edit: Yay I got a comment from Joseph! Yes your cat is more dangerous than any rat- Also when I meant daily I meant they got their shots on time and were kept up to date, so no not one shot a day lmao for those who misunderstood that- Edit 2: For those wondering about the environmental debree such as wood, nails, metal etc, there's a pinned comment that explains why the dogs are still safe despite the nails and wood, along with why complete and total safety is impossible, reminders that dogs can be made to work hard everyday, like police takedown dogs, search and rescue dogs, explosive detection dogs etc, when dogs are made to be put to work, total and complete safety like for a household dog is not possible, yes you can try to make it as safe as possible but if they're not a house dog it's highly likely they'll be hurt at least at one point or another, but again the pinned comment explains why they're still as safe as possible. Thank you
Actually cat bites are more dangerous than rats pretty much ANYWARE. Cat's have HORRIBLE infestations of some very noxious microbes growing in their mouths! One little bite or scratch from a cat has a very real chance of landing you sick in bed for anywhere from a few days to a few months! Not to mention the very real rabies risk that cats have and rodents like rats do not have. Rats, mice, squirrels, and other similarly sized rodents have virtually no realistic risk of giving you rabies. The MUCH larger rodents like beavers and ground hogs there is some risk, but with smaller to medium sized rodents there's almost no rabies risk at all.
That's very true cats cause Cat Scratch fever which can land you in the er like it did a friend of mine. She was there 2 weeks. They had to go through her backside you know her bum to clear her up. Very very dangerous even playing with your cat.
@@JosephCartertheMinkMan I still have nightmares from the time I discovered a family of 3 coming and going in my old apartment...I sucked the dad off with the vacuum cleaner, and the bastard came back out after I thought he was dead. Turned the living room & the kitchen into a warzone in the middle of the night. Sucked him with the vacuum a SECOND time and dumped a whole pack of pancake mix into it to suffocate it, as well as some deodorant. He didn't come back out...
I swear you are one of the best dog trainers out there. Just look how well behaved those dogs are and how well they listen to your commands. If I'd ever get a dog to train I would want to learn it from you. Absolutely amazing
Awe poor Bindi looks 100% whooped!! It's so great watching your dogs work Joe! There can't be a more effective rodent eradicating method out there. You should write a training book for dogs too
Leroy really caught on in this one, and Bindi is a great addition to the team. I always learn so much watching these. Thanks for sharing, and great job to the camera crew. They do such a good job following the rats and dogs darting everywhere.
i absolutely love these videos, seeing the doggos do such amazing jobs of eradicating the rats is so satisfying, and they seem to be really enjoying the exercise and mental stimulation too! hope they get lots of yummy treats and snuggles as rewards. keep up the videos, joe!
Oh my goodness, the adrenaline that was flowing through this video. Even my heart was racing just watching it. Amazing job dogs and people. The camera work was good being able to capture the action.
I just came across this channel! Love the Mink videos! The one little dog's nose was bleeding. I hope he or she is ok! That type of environment, not surprised to see that many rats! GREAT VIDEO! Keep up the good work! 👍
Always a pleasure to watch the dogs work! Also yeah about 20 rats crammed themselves into one tire, right fit. Boss is always such a good goalie in situations like these.
Great execution on both human and dogs! I was on the edge of my chair the whole time watching in awe and mesmerized at how awesome the dogs were. Boss is truly a beast!!!! For me, he shined in this video . However, all dogs did a fantastic job. Can't wait for the next video!
11:44 poor Bindi chasing a rat headfirst and bonks her head into a piece of wood 😭😂 Also if you watch the end of the video Bindi looks about ready to enter a post-hunting coma, that is the face of one of the happiest dogs in the world!!
Boss is truly the boss, as always. Gremlin & Leia are awesome, and Bindi is like Super-Dog! But I gotta say that I yelled the most for Leeroy - - no joke, he figured out the process and just about keeps up with the rest of the pack now: so happy for Kim! And her other dog stepped up her game as well. Amazing ratting - that farmer will see a huge impact. Thanks as always for sharing, Joe! And thanks to the video team as well: great work!
Very wise words I thought leeroy was amazing but boss is just on another level to any other dog I've seen he has everything intelligence speed power obedience and makes it look easy joe should retire him soon let him make loads of pups and treasure him.
Over the course of this ratting the only real injury that gets sustained is actually Joe himself getting a nail through his shoe and foot. His dogs are a lot more durable than Joe is 😂. His dogs aren’t pushovers!
Great to see you guys and the dogs having such a blast doing pest control 😁 Thanks to your videos I'm now a bare handed mouse hunter for a friend! I started feeding the pinkies to her ducks and now they eat full grown mice! My record is 23 mice and 3 very full happy ducks 😆
I had pets rats all through jr high and high school and they’re actually really smart and friendly! They make excellent pets for kids too! They bite far less often than hamsters or gerbils or mice do!! If you haven’t ever made friends with a rat I highly recommend it! Wild rats can be bad of course and definitely need to be controlled but tame rats are awesome!!
The whole time while I was watching this vid, my big male cat was behind me attacking and throwing around a sock, like 'see mom, I can do that too!'. But he's never seen a brown rat before, and would probably freak out if he ever did! I used to have pet rats many years ago, and my largest one (appropriately named 'Big Mama') was almost as big as my smallest adult cat! Also, when he stuck his hand in that tire and said 'This is how you get bit!' I couldn't help but laugh and say out loud 'No sh*t!" I worked with rats for years, breeding and taming them as pets, as well as breeding feeders, and I would never dare to stick my bare hand in a cage with a bunch of rats while not being able to see anything. (I have been bitten before, and they do hurt!) Joe's about as fearless as his amazing dogs are! lol
Man, this farm is a ratsmorgasbord for the dogs(and Joe)! All those sharp exposed nails on them planks were giving me anxiety while watching the vid.😬 Looking forward to the next vid!
man, those dogs are gonna have some battle scars over their battle scars after this massacre. 17:37 Man look how cool is it that Bindi is predicting where the rat is gonna go and correcting accordingly and she ALMOST got it first shot
Fantastic video ..i love seeing all the dogs working with you all ..i hate rats and enjoy seeing you get them..lol...i had one live in my kitchen last year ..ive never forgotten it !!..they do so much damage ..im having my kitchen ripped out as a result..keep up with the great videos and work that you do 🙂best wishes from the UK
I love Boss. He is such a specimen. So smart and strong and fast and he knows his job. I loved watching him catch a rat then when 2 other dogs started playing tug of war with it he dropped it to find more rats to kill. Seeing him be so focused on killing rats that he leaves them barely dead on the ground to get the next one is a thing of beauty. What a machine.
time to do a full introduction video for your dogs and minks, its been a while and you got some new rising stars popping up in the crew. much love brotha. come home boone!
I think it's disgusting how youtube can sensor real life & education. Sadly, I am a pensioner so cannot afford to join you on your journey, but wish you all the very best of luck. 👍👍❤❤
Thanks for the laugh I had a 12 x 24 foot shed on some land I bought 30 years ago It was full of junk and old tires It also might had been the #1 rat nest site There was a different attitude back then about burning tires and old buildings So after a rain , we had a evening with no wind Not sure how many rats got burned But we used shotguns on any that ran Over 200 shotgun shells were used Many times we would get 2 - 4 rats with 1 shot Oh we also missed a few times LOL
This is one of the first videos by you I’ve seen! Are these dogs only trained to catch rats and not reactive to other small fuzzy things? This is incredibly fascinating, I’ve been doing dog behavior for a few years now and the training must’ve been really hard. I appreciate that this is a quick way of extermination, as opposed to poison or other methods, and that you (presumably) save ones you catch alive.
@@ogprimal6159 Personally I believe that all lives are lives that matter. I can understand that relocating could definitely be a problem, especially with something so invasive.
A new olympic sport is taking shape in my mind! It will involve seeing who can gather up and bring over a finish line, alive, and all at once, the greatest number of rats! "The hands and teeth full challenge"!
I love that when one of the dogs caught a rat Joe shouted over to them to "pat them up" making sure each good boy and girl gets tons of praise and recognition. I'd be honored to be one of your dogs. 😂😅
1964 My teenage friend had an uncle with a pig farm. We would ditch school , take his dog and go ratting around the slop troughs. The dog would shake the rats violently so it couldn't bit the dog.
Joseph, amazing man here is where we have been waiting for. Seriously the best videos on youtube. Love the videos man keep up the hard work, hopefully yo get a lot of rat jobs out of these video's 😁
I was hunting for this comment before I watched. I needed to make sure I wasn’t gonna wind up crying 😅 rat bites okay, but nail through paw gives me the willies.
@@hopeless7362 Yeah, in the heat of the chase(for rats), the dogs aren't usually aware of the dangers. Their prey drive is so strong, they only see the prey and nothing else.
loose light bulbs should be removed before they break and the dogs cut their feet. way too much clutter for dog's safety
And yet not a single injury. My dog's feet are as tough as boots, and their hide as durable as work gloves. There's NO WAY to remove all of the hazards, so you must work with tough dogs, who are accustomed to tough work. Despite all the craziness, injuries are incredibly rare for my dogs. If I worked with soft hose pets, I'm sure the story would be different. I, on the other hand, am not as tough, and get hurt pretty seriously sometimes (foreshadowing)
@@JosephCartertheMinkMan please do something with Shawn woods from mousetrap Monday
@@JosephCartertheMinkMan i really want my labra to work and enjoy as your dogs do
These are dogs not some apartment doll
@Hot Metal Knives HMK It doesn't matter, really, what animal it is. I used to go out in the streets in Arizona in the summer without shoes, and you build calluses quickly, which you can also easily remove, because they're just dead skin. For dogs, they have shoes to walk them in such heat, but even people can get used to it.
Most farms have some sort of "crap pile", but this one is truly gargantuan. I had anxiety watching the dogs run around all those boards with nails sticking out. Still, great performance and glad they're all safe.
I’m with you, any self respecting carpenter would at least bang those nails down. Nobody wants to step on a rusty nail or put your foot through one.
@@tomc3216 They're just old buildings the farmer is preparing to have removed. Stuff wears out on farms. Especially ones with a long family heritage like this one.
@@tomc3216 it happens on farms. stuff rots away and nails get left stickin out
If it was safe to do so, I'd just say light a match! SHEESH! Talk about a DUMP???
Me too. Its bad!
I love how the little one is one of the most determined dogs of the whole crew!
Terriers are usually very hyperactive, but add a strong prey drive to it and it's a little pocket rocket like Leia and Gypsy.
Gypsy was on point for this trip. I also think Leeroy out nosed Leia, which is really saying something. The little dogs were solid! Boss is always solid. Bindi was on her first real ratting and didn't act like a young puppy at all. It was awesome to see her perform and Joe was beaming over her work the whole time!
Jackies seem to have endless stamina! Just like the Mink!
Boss looks so beautifully filled out, healthy and strong. And Bindi! Your instincts about her early in her life as you evaluated picking your next ratting dog paid off supremely!
I wish boss has some descendent puppy coming. he is one of the greatest dogs i’ve ever seen in my life
@@Camila0848 Boss has just fathered 4 pups
@@Camila0848 agreed that was the perfect name for that dog he s exceptional
Love Boss dog! " Capt'n Crunch"!
@@ejvr99 Yes he is an assassin does the kill and doesn't play with the rats. Immediately looks for the next one.
This farm really looks like it could use some intense property maintenance. Like, I don't expect it to be perfectly clean and organized, but the massive piles of junk are definitely helping the rats more than whoever owns that farm.
If the business model of this 'farm' is not to raise as many rats as possible, this 'enterprise' should be out of business for years.
The so called farm must ve burnt down, I have never seven such a disgusting place. Government should inspect this type of places..
@@AGuler-ml9hc i mean from the looks of it, it looked like the owner picked out a cheap land away from population. And the only thing i see there is stacked up woods probably as an extra or something. I dont see anything very wrong with it
Another great video with great dogs doing their work!
That farm needs a good cleaning outside. No wonder they had so many rats there with so many places to hide!
In comments on another video, they explained the farm owner has changed what they grow, no longer store crops in those silos (sold immediately) and are starting a massive clean-up of the property. Ratting is stage 1 of the clean-up. Large equipment is coming in to tear down silos, buildings, etc. They already have tried poisons and other means of killing rats with little success.
I'm from the UK, and I have to say you're the most organised and coordinated rat catching team I've ever seen or watched. I still stand by that Bindi has a little bit of Shirini within her heart and soul. So good to see dogs doing what they love xx
I love how caring he is too the dogs - I've seen other hunters who just send them out without caring! Good on you!
I say it time and time again.. Boss is definitely the man!! It's like he mentors the new dogs & kinda hangs back to let them get experience while destroying anything that slips past the 1st wave of diggers!! And Bendi girl is just amazing!! Sooo smart and deadly, but gentle as well !! We Love her !! My 4yr old grandson has watched the Halloween video of Bendi and the girls probably 10× !! He says Look papaw look, Bendi gets candy 🍬 too!! ❤️❤️♥️♥️
Oh Man I have said this many times but watching Bindi work is like poetry in motion. For anybody who had ever trained hunting dogs you know what I mean. It almost brings a tear to the eye! ❤🐶👍
Good boy, Leeroy!! He didn't make a peep when that rat was biting his face. ♥️♥️
A huge part of this rat infestation is the dirty mess the owners have. They are paying you not only to wipe out those rats but to clean up their junk they’ve been stacking that they probably thought they were gonna use later on in the future. Sure enough the rats put it to good use.
The food availability on an active working farm is the real issue. Only so much you can do about that. They were ground nesting everywhere - under the silos cement slabs, directly in the dirt, everywhere. The old farm junk is definitely good habitat for them, but even without it they would have all been there.
Like Chuck Kimber said, the rats only gravitate to areas where there is plenty of food for them and any junk lying around is a perfect place for them to roost and breed after they feed.
All that old wood is probably still worth a little bit of money and the tires could probably be recycled. Most of the crap would be gone then.
Now if they would get some dump trucks and get rid of all the trash! Fat chance...
Nope. There are videos of these English farmers in the field just turning the dirt and they nest about a foot to a foot and a half under the surface. Of course they will nest in the junk but if it wasn’t there they would be making home under the dirt. As long as there is food they will be there.
Bindy is so well trained, great job Joe. She will honestly be one of the best dogs you’ll ever own. I’ve have pit bulls my whole life. Still have two; no other breed can compare.
Boss is CUT, always a pleasure to see the dogs so healthy and thriving. Amazing video !
That’s a ton of rats in a small area. A nightmare…
A ton is right .
Only good that it makes a great video. Wow. So satisfying.
might have been quicker to just drop a bomb on it.
My wife:one rat in a mansion.A nightmare😂
The sad thing is, that if this 'farmer' doesn't totally change his 'business approach', Joseph and his team can come back in two years and they would probably have the same 'success'. If a countries food supply depends on that type of 'farming', that country has a real problem.
For those wondering about if the dog will be okay from the rat bite, in previous videos he's explained that not only do the dogs get their "daily" (Edit 3: Since some of yall are dumb and take things literally and don't read the whole comment, this means that they get their vaccines at the proper scheduled times and dont get delayed like owners with domestic dogs, I did not literally mean daily everyday vaccines smh)
vaccines and antibiotics but the rats where he's located rarely if never carry diseases most other rats like city rats do, so while it might be a slight bit sore it's not going to harm the dog permanently! Honestly your cats bite is more likely to carry a disease than the rats he hunts-
Edit: Yay I got a comment from Joseph! Yes your cat is more dangerous than any rat-
Also when I meant daily I meant they got their shots on time and were kept up to date, so no not one shot a day lmao for those who misunderstood that-
Edit 2: For those wondering about the environmental debree such as wood, nails, metal etc, there's a pinned comment that explains why the dogs are still safe despite the nails and wood, along with why complete and total safety is impossible, reminders that dogs can be made to work hard everyday, like police takedown dogs, search and rescue dogs, explosive detection dogs etc, when dogs are made to be put to work, total and complete safety like for a household dog is not possible, yes you can try to make it as safe as possible but if they're not a house dog it's highly likely they'll be hurt at least at one point or another, but again the pinned comment explains why they're still as safe as possible.
Thank you
Actually cat bites are more dangerous than rats pretty much ANYWARE. Cat's have HORRIBLE infestations of some very noxious microbes growing in their mouths! One little bite or scratch from a cat has a very real chance of landing you sick in bed for anywhere from a few days to a few months! Not to mention the very real rabies risk that cats have and rodents like rats do not have. Rats, mice, squirrels, and other similarly sized rodents have virtually no realistic risk of giving you rabies. The MUCH larger rodents like beavers and ground hogs there is some risk, but with smaller to medium sized rodents there's almost no rabies risk at all.
That's very true cats cause Cat Scratch fever which can land you in the er like it did a friend of mine. She was there 2 weeks. They had to go through her backside you know her bum to clear her up. Very very dangerous even playing with your cat.
@@JosephCartertheMinkMan I still have nightmares from the time I discovered a family of 3 coming and going in my old apartment...I sucked the dad off with the vacuum cleaner, and the bastard came back out after I thought he was dead. Turned the living room & the kitchen into a warzone in the middle of the night. Sucked him with the vacuum a SECOND time and dumped a whole pack of pancake mix into it to suffocate it, as well as some deodorant. He didn't come back out...
@@JosephCartertheMinkMan i didn't know that. I know Opposums can't even contract rabies but didn't know rats can't neither.
Just like the vaxxxs
I swear you are one of the best dog trainers out there. Just look how well behaved those dogs are and how well they listen to your commands. If I'd ever get a dog to train I would want to learn it from you. Absolutely amazing
Awe poor Bindi looks 100% whooped!! It's so great watching your dogs work Joe! There can't be a more effective rodent eradicating method out there. You should write a training book for dogs too
Dogs are insane... killer machines. the dogs literally ghosted the rats in their own environment ..Amazing video Joseph
And they are so happy to do it.
Leroy really caught on in this one, and Bindi is a great addition to the team. I always learn so much watching these. Thanks for sharing, and great job to the camera crew. They do such a good job following the rats and dogs darting everywhere.
Your dogs are getting that killstreak going for real!
Far better way to deal with an infestation than poisons.
this videos are getting better and better. great shots and editing. the dogs are very well trained and I can’t wait to see more of them
The speed and agility of these dogs is amazing. Joesph’s new dog is really good.
Wow, pretty epic how well the dogs were at catching them one after. Good job everyone
I'll never get _tired_ of watching this one! 😁
It gladdens the heart to see dogs enjoying themselves like this.
i absolutely love these videos, seeing the doggos do such amazing jobs of eradicating the rats is so satisfying, and they seem to be really enjoying the exercise and mental stimulation too! hope they get lots of yummy treats and snuggles as rewards. keep up the videos, joe!
You and your well trained dogs are amazing Jo! So caring and kind. Killer content. Video quality was fantastic
Oh my goodness, the adrenaline that was flowing through this video. Even my heart was racing just watching it. Amazing job dogs and people. The camera work was good being able to capture the action.
These dogs are absolutely amazing. Doing what they were born to do and very, VERY good at it.
14:41 my favorite moment LEEEEEEROOOOOY JEEEENNNKIINNNS
I just came across this channel! Love the Mink videos! The one little dog's nose was bleeding. I hope he or she is ok! That type of environment, not surprised to see that many rats! GREAT VIDEO! Keep up the good work! 👍
1:39 Captain Crunch at it again!
Always a pleasure to watch the dogs work! Also yeah about 20 rats crammed themselves into one tire, right fit. Boss is always such a good goalie in situations like these.
Great execution on both human and dogs! I was on the edge of my chair the whole time watching in awe and mesmerized at how awesome the dogs were. Boss is truly a beast!!!! For me, he shined in this video . However, all dogs did a fantastic job. Can't wait for the next video!
11:44 poor Bindi chasing a rat headfirst and bonks her head into a piece of wood 😭😂
Also if you watch the end of the video Bindi looks about ready to enter a post-hunting coma, that is the face of one of the happiest dogs in the world!!
I love seeing from all the different angles and the same screams from certain people over and over again 😂
I was telling Dave (Twin Home Experts), I've done this for years with Joe, and it's still exciting every single time.
These doggos are living their lives 😆
That's a nightmare to deal with so many rats 😵
Joe, that tire was the gift that kept on giving - it remained me of a medieval melee, with rats and dogs flying in all directions!
Your dogs are amazing Joseph.... They don't miss a step!!!! Great job to all....
Boss is just lethal! He's got the reach and he's just lumps of muscle. 🤩🤩
Lolol this is chaos
Boss is truly the boss, as always. Gremlin & Leia are awesome, and Bindi is like Super-Dog! But I gotta say that I yelled the most for Leeroy - - no joke, he figured out the process and just about keeps up with the rest of the pack now: so happy for Kim! And her other dog stepped up her game as well. Amazing ratting - that farmer will see a huge impact. Thanks as always for sharing, Joe! And thanks to the video team as well: great work!
Very wise words I thought leeroy was amazing but boss is just on another level to any other dog I've seen he has everything intelligence speed power obedience and makes it look easy joe should retire him soon let him make loads of pups and treasure him.
Bindi dosing off at the end after a day of fun is very adorable.
Those dogs are made for that work, the poor dogs that stay in apartments and houses going nuts
Over the course of this ratting the only real injury that gets sustained is actually Joe himself getting a nail through his shoe and foot. His dogs are a lot more durable than Joe is 😂.
His dogs aren’t pushovers!
Jeez. I hope Joseph's had a tetanus vaccine.
0:12
HOLY EPIC RAT PILE MINK MAN ! ! ! !
Truly worthy of the Epic Star Wars music !!!!!
Great to see you guys and the dogs having such a blast doing pest control 😁
Thanks to your videos I'm now a bare handed mouse hunter for a friend!
I started feeding the pinkies to her ducks and now they eat full grown mice!
My record is 23 mice and 3 very full happy ducks 😆
These dogs look tough as anything.! 110% focused on them rats no matter whats in there way. First time watching this and enjoyed it, thanks
I say this is the best job ever rats are scary and annoying
They’re the reason why the plague decimated Europe and the world
I had pets rats all through jr high and high school and they’re actually really smart and friendly! They make excellent pets for kids too! They bite far less often than hamsters or gerbils or mice do!! If you haven’t ever made friends with a rat I highly recommend it! Wild rats can be bad of course and definitely need to be controlled but tame rats are awesome!!
@@Reduckx_AIvids black plug sounds like a great mixtape.
I am scared of rodents
@@gypsyqueen3806 Are you sure that wild rats and pet rats are the same genetically?
Seeing all the Nails sticking out of the wood gave me anxiety. Hopefully the Dogs are all Unscathed... Good Job though Doggos 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Amazing how good Leroy has become in just a couple of outings and how well he works with Gipsey. Just amazing dogs all!
The whole time while I was watching this vid, my big male cat was behind me attacking and throwing around a sock, like 'see mom, I can do that too!'. But he's never seen a brown rat before, and would probably freak out if he ever did! I used to have pet rats many years ago, and my largest one (appropriately named 'Big Mama') was almost as big as my smallest adult cat!
Also, when he stuck his hand in that tire and said 'This is how you get bit!' I couldn't help but laugh and say out loud 'No sh*t!" I worked with rats for years, breeding and taming them as pets, as well as breeding feeders, and I would never dare to stick my bare hand in a cage with a bunch of rats while not being able to see anything. (I have been bitten before, and they do hurt!) Joe's about as fearless as his amazing dogs are! lol
imagine your a rat then you hear the mink man coming to your farm god that would be terrifying
you can see how experienced boss is compared to the other dogs
I love how Kim can bring her dog to man the perimeter and how proud she is of her pup when she catches a rat.
Man, this farm is a ratsmorgasbord for the dogs(and Joe)!
All those sharp exposed nails on them planks were giving me anxiety while watching the vid.😬
Looking forward to the next vid!
man, those dogs are gonna have some battle scars over their battle scars after this massacre.
17:37 Man look how cool is it that Bindi is predicting where the rat is gonna go and correcting accordingly and she ALMOST got it first shot
You sure have some well trained doggos!
All Joe's dogs are experienced rat hunters, hence why you see them being so efficient.
It brings me so much joy seeing them all work together.
At 11:44, poor Bindi head butted that piece of timber super hard I hope she’s okay
Fantastic video ..i love seeing all the dogs working with you all ..i hate rats and enjoy seeing you get them..lol...i had one live in my kitchen last year ..ive never forgotten it !!..they do so much damage ..im having my kitchen ripped out as a result..keep up with the great videos and work that you do 🙂best wishes from the UK
11:45 😂 poor doggo is so focused on the rat he doesn’t see the beam and WHAM!
The slow mo segments are awesome. Love the audio on those segments. Makes my day every time.
I love Boss. He is such a specimen. So smart and strong and fast and he knows his job. I loved watching him catch a rat then when 2 other dogs started playing tug of war with it he dropped it to find more rats to kill. Seeing him be so focused on killing rats that he leaves them barely dead on the ground to get the next one is a thing of beauty. What a machine.
Yooo- the drone shot of over a thousand dead rats, sent chills down my entire body. How the f***?.. naww 😩🙌🏾
16:10 "how get bit by a rat" and he in the back shows 1 finger left. This is ratting and comedy to its finest guys, I love it LOOOOL
My goodness, The Rats will remember this Day in Rat history as WW2 Camps.
time to do a full introduction video for your dogs and minks, its been a while and you got some new rising stars popping up in the crew. much love brotha.
come home boone!
Can't wait for the next part of this ratting expedition!
Lines of rats panning down the screen + Star Wars theme on bagpipes is the best thing I've ever seen
Awesome content and channel!! That hanging lumber should be a priority, for the dogs and humans as well!!
Leroy is really tough dog. Kept silent even with rat's teeth in his nose.
They're farm dogs. They're tough as nails lmao
How do that many rats fit in one tire wth
Rodents are quite squishable and able to stack up in tight spaces.
In other words, *YES*
Right!? I kept thinking after six rats that would have been it but they just keep coming out of that tire like it's a clown car!
I think it's disgusting how youtube can sensor real life & education. Sadly, I am a pensioner so cannot afford to join you on your journey, but wish you all the very best of luck. 👍👍❤❤
Thanks for the laugh
I had a 12 x 24 foot shed on some land I bought 30 years ago
It was full of junk and old tires
It also might had been the #1 rat nest site
There was a different attitude back then about burning tires and old buildings
So after a rain , we had a evening with no wind
Not sure how many rats got burned
But we used shotguns on any that ran
Over 200 shotgun shells were used
Many times we would get 2 - 4 rats with 1 shot
Oh we also missed a few times LOL
I think this is really cool, being able to see dogs work like this.
This is one of the first videos by you I’ve seen! Are these dogs only trained to catch rats and not reactive to other small fuzzy things? This is incredibly fascinating, I’ve been doing dog behavior for a few years now and the training must’ve been really hard. I appreciate that this is a quick way of extermination, as opposed to poison or other methods, and that you (presumably) save ones you catch alive.
Lol y would u save a rat?
@@ogprimal6159 Personally I believe that all lives are lives that matter. I can understand that relocating could definitely be a problem, especially with something so invasive.
@@cronchcronch4136 pests dont matter. Say that to a mosquito fam.
@@ogprimal6159 just my opinion man, I don’t care what yours is.
@@cronchcronch4136 fair enough
Holayyyy @12:00 when he took that tire off , my guy it was like the Killing Fields , A mouse for every dog, that was epic my man
Great haul! I like the videos where you keep tally of how many rats each dog catches.
Boss is incredible 🤩🤩🤩 ! My favorite dog since I discovered this Channel !
I can’t imagine how much damage these rats have done to the ground with all those holes
I swear I’ve been watching you for so many years at least six and I truly believe this needs to be on a shell
Awesome!! I get so excited anytime you post a new video!! I love what you do!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Wow your dogs make amazing catches!!!
I imagine that the farm was surprised at how effective y'all were!
A new olympic sport is taking shape in my mind! It will involve seeing who can gather up and bring over a finish line, alive, and all at once, the greatest number of rats! "The hands and teeth full challenge"!
I love when these dudes are together.
I love that when one of the dogs caught a rat Joe shouted over to them to "pat them up" making sure each good boy and girl gets tons of praise and recognition. I'd be honored to be one of your dogs. 😂😅
1964 My teenage friend had an uncle with a pig farm. We would ditch school , take his dog and go ratting around the slop troughs. The dog would shake the rats violently so it couldn't bit the dog.
I loved the rat bodies with the Star Wars crawl, nice touch lol!
Would you (after all the clips) release a longer cut that's hours long? These videos are great to sleep to for some reason😅
I'm not judging...but squeaks of death and skull crunch is not my kind of asmr...might need to get yourself a playlist set up haha 😆
It's the dying rats man. That noise is like lullaby to me
The dogs are having the time of their lives!
The slow mo makes it extra funny ngl
your videos are SO entertaining!!! I love your happy dogs, they have a real purpose in life and they do an amazing job
That is quite the infestation. Might be better to just torch the place and start over!
What's that gonna do other than run into the next closest place... The house. They're in the ground.
Joseph, amazing man here is where we have been waiting for. Seriously the best videos on youtube.
Love the videos man keep up the hard work, hopefully yo get a lot of rat jobs out of these video's 😁
“Absolutely not ma’am, that is not appropriate..” 😂😂
18:14 looks like you found an infinite rat "spawn" xD what the hell
Always a pleasure to watch these videos. I saw a lot of nails sticking up. Did any dogs get injured?
Nope, but I sure did! (spoiler alert)
@@JosephCartertheMinkMan hope you got your tetanus shot man!
I was hunting for this comment before I watched. I needed to make sure I wasn’t gonna wind up crying 😅 rat bites okay, but nail through paw gives me the willies.
@@hollaitskimsta more like anything through eye...
@@hopeless7362 Yeah, in the heat of the chase(for rats), the dogs aren't usually aware of the dangers.
Their prey drive is so strong, they only see the prey and nothing else.
1:29 "im making a (mouse) poop castle!"
LOL!