Mink and Dogs Clean Up GIANT Rat Infestation! 

I'm still amazed that the dogs don't accidentally go for the mink. Well done on training all of them to work together.

one can only imagine the warcrimes that mink is unleashing underground

I was very impressed. As a kid, we used to chase jackrabbits with greyhounds. It's almost like being a kid again. Now 78 years old. Thanks, guys.

I see what you meant by grabbing bindi to prevent losing more. She doesn't fight over a secured kill. She lets the younger dogs kill it while continuing to look. She's one hell of a companion. Hats off sir

The hatred that mink has for live rats is hilarious, especially when he checks the bucket to make sure none are "playing" dead 🤣

“Dogs are animals not machines”

Minks might be pound for pound the most badass mammal on the planet. Amazingly tough for how tiny they are.

Joseph Carter, possibly the best ratter in the Universe. All his animals are brilliantly trained and superb at their jobs, but his self reared mink are worthy of separate mention. Not only are they all superb hunters, but they've all bred to type and have beautiful colouration being a mixture of chocolate brown and black.. Hats off to Joe for helping to control the rat population, which he does brilliantly.😄😄👍👍

Can we also appreciate how the dogs were able to distinguish the difference between the minks and the rats😂

I love how bindi is trained to put the dead rats in the bucket! I’m addicted to these videos now

I raised Miniature Pinschers at one time. I had about three females running in the yard following me out to a storage building where I kept yard supplies along with bird seed and chicken feed. We had a problem with mice until my mini pins took on that crisis. It was amazing to watch them work together to get the mice and see how they truly enjoyed the hunt. One would flush and the others would grab. Their speed and agility was unreal. The catch consisted of a quick bite and shake and an immediate release, only to grab the next, never missing a beat. I guess the shake broke the neck . It was like watching a well oiled machine, they loved it. No training, they never tired of this, it was like they were made for it.

I can especially appreciate the camera lady's close-ups on Sherlock so that we can hear bones crunching😂👍👍AWESOME STUFF!!! 👏

Just want to say: I'm a lawyer working in Tokyo. Seeing dogs and minks hunting rats is so utterly different from my existence, but utterly absorbing content!

The person holding that camera deserves appreciation

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Just wanna say I appreciate that you rescue these animals from fur farms. Thanks for every one of these beautiful animals you've saved and allowed to live a life as close to their natural state as possible.

The person behind the camera is good as well, capturing all the action the viewers needs to see

I just love how the Minks are just one of the boys to the dogs

I am so facinated and grossed out. The trust and training of the mink and dogs is astounding.

Bindi is my favorite by far. Such a kind soul you can tell. And such a great specimen of a real pitbull