My last jack poodle passed today 17 years and 12 pounds of terror...black Belgium shepards are my new passion...dry land mushing ....on the many rail trails here in New York State ....always a place in my heart for a good working dog....thanks Mr. j...
Lots of negative comments on this video. My personal opinion is that 1. If these rabbits are pests to the area, they need to be dealt with before the population gets out of control 2. This is what working dogs are bred for, WORK!! They are out there having the time of their lives doing what they were bred to do. Most people bring dogs like this home and they end up in shelters or rescues because people who comment, criticize and think that these guys need to sit and lounge around your living room all day would be best for them because they look like cute lapdogs. 3. You need to understand the relationship between predator and prey. There is a balance and if nature let the cute rabbits run rampant without any control there would be nothing left eventually. Understand and respect that relationship because if we were to hug trees and save pests then the human race would not survive 🙄. In conclusion from my personal experience, the people who advocate against this are generally the ones who end up with problem behaviours from their animals because they humanize the animal and give them a lifestyle that is comfy according to human standards which is where the neurotic and problem issues start to snowball out of control. Couple that with an unhealthy commercial grade kibble dog food and you have the perfect recipe for disaster. Just my 2c.
I remember when I was like 4 or 6 and I used to see a lot of the netting in the video around some vacation apartments that my uncle took us to. So I still remember when I tried to take a wild cat home. I got bitten and clawed both on my face and arms
I love small dogs with huge character. I would like to know, what a day off look like "are they allowed to go on the sofas" for exemple Like your vidéos .
Very unusual to see a black rabbit as the colouring does not give good camouflage. Though wild rabbits can cause a lot of damage, I much prefer seeing your dogs clearing rats which carry so many diseases.
Need a lurcher for the runners 😄 Very fun to watch! I wonder if you would need to put up that fence if you had a couple whippets waiting for the long runners?
Terriers will stop the rabbits from bolting, Your better off having a long dog each side ,stood well back to catch any rabbits wich escape the long net, Just can't see the point of Terriers running up and down the bury, And try and be quite,if you can ,it shows your lack of knowledge,!!!!?????
My last jack poodle passed today 17 years and 12 pounds of terror...black Belgium shepards are my new passion...dry land mushing ....on the many rail trails here in New York State ....always a place in my heart for a good working dog....thanks Mr. j...
Sorry to hear this RIP Jeanette from NYC
i live near lake george ny I have 3 scotties
You mean Groenendaels?
I love the way you introduce each dog in the beginning of the show very entertaining thank you Jeanette from New York
Love you all u introduce yourself and the people and the dogs your the best ty Jeanette from NYC
Love the show thank you for doing it Jeanette from NYC
Lots of negative comments on this video. My personal opinion is that
1. If these rabbits are pests to the area, they need to be dealt with before the population gets out of control
2. This is what working dogs are bred for, WORK!! They are out there having the time of their lives doing what they were bred to do. Most people bring dogs like this home and they end up in shelters or rescues because people who comment, criticize and think that these guys need to sit and lounge around your living room all day would be best for them because they look like cute lapdogs.
3. You need to understand the relationship between predator and prey. There is a balance and if nature let the cute rabbits run rampant without any control there would be nothing left eventually. Understand and respect that relationship because if we were to hug trees and save pests then the human race would not survive 🙄.
In conclusion from my personal experience, the people who advocate against this are generally the ones who end up with problem behaviours from their animals because they humanize the animal and give them a lifestyle that is comfy according to human standards which is where the neurotic and problem issues start to snowball out of control. Couple that with an unhealthy commercial grade kibble dog food and you have the perfect recipe for disaster.
Just my 2c.
beautiful countryside
Outstanding top video 🐇🐇🐇🐇🐇🐇
Fantastic! My Glen stalks Squirrels like a cat. I had no idea what effective hunters the Glen of Imaals can be.
Damn, those terriers are rare. At least around here.
nice team work 👍👍
ferrets driving them out of the ground is great
Absolutely brilliant video
Thank u
Those dogs look SOOOOO happy and the land looks well kept! Here in America we aren't allowed to hunt or live or have fun or opinions or nice things.
Can’t beat a bit of pugging, happy hunting.
I remember when I was like 4 or 6 and I used to see a lot of the netting in the video around some vacation apartments that my uncle took us to. So I still remember when I tried to take a wild cat home. I got bitten and clawed both on my face and arms
Good.!!👍👍❤️
What gorgeous scenery!!
I love small dogs with huge character. I would like to know, what a day off look like "are they allowed to go on the sofas" for exemple
Like your vidéos .
This didn't pop up on my feed when you first uploaded it mate.
This is really awesome!
Lovely dogs mate all real good workers!
These videos are to short! Im really enyoing this. Great!
I really enjoyed your videos, keep on doing the great stuff man
Great outing.
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Wouldn't a staffy be more suitable for this type of work?
They're much faster than westies and their jaw locks harder when biting.
Genuine question.
I find it amazing that the dogs can tell the difference between a rat a rabbit or the mink
First!!!!
Very unusual to see a black rabbit as the colouring does not give good camouflage. Though wild rabbits can cause a lot of damage, I much prefer seeing your dogs clearing rats which carry so many diseases.
Rabbits carry disease too. Rabbits in the USA killed people due to a disease that had pox on the rabbit. There are other diseases.
Need a lurcher for the runners 😄 Very fun to watch! I wonder if you would need to put up that fence if you had a couple whippets waiting for the long runners?
Yes those dogs are no good for escaping rabbits , whippets are the go , the need for speed get whippets .
How do the dogs know not to go for the ferrets?
More rabbit hunting action !
If you had to do an outcross with your Sealy's, what breed would you use?
It would be to many for me to choose from
Do you cook the rabbits up for eating, or is this a vermin control effort only?
I have jack Russell I’m looking to go hunting with them where can I find rabbits
Y’all use these rabbits for food?
are the rabbits pests or is this sport?
Both m8 good eating
Do you have any litters planned soon.
Diolch 🏴
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Do you cook and eat the rabbits?
My european doberman catches and eats rabbits all the time. Especially when they are out in the open, they cannot outrun him.
Terriers will stop the rabbits from bolting, Your better off having a long dog each side ,stood well back to catch any rabbits wich escape the long net, Just can't see the point of Terriers running up and down the bury, And try and be quite,if you can ,it shows your lack of knowledge,!!!!?????
sad to kill god animals
Rabbits are a pest to the farmers so get them gone and good sport for the dog's
they're pretty tasty too
Why can't the sealies go down the holes? Too small?
I really enjoy these, thanks.
Love the show thank you for doing it Jeanette from NYC