I don't like rats but then I dont like to see any animal suffer.
Circle of life. The dogs would do that naturally without us anyway.
I don't like rats but then I dont like to see any animal suffer.
So vermin control is only acceptable if no-one enjoys it?
So it’s an excuse for blood sports (exercising the gentle dog and fun) using vermin control as an excuse.
So vermin control is only acceptable if no-one enjoys it?
Anyone who derives pleasure from it is a little sick.
Watching your dog butcher other animals, awesome, great fun.
lol @ blood sports. It's pest control. You're not one of those people who lights a candle and asks the vermin to please leave your space when you find one in the pantry, are you?![]()
What is a pantry, something you country bumpkins have!
It’s just an excuse for you and your doggies to have some fun using pest control as an excuse for hunting.
No, it's a perfect example of effective pest/vermin control going hand in hand with field sports. Terriers are bred to hunt. It's their instinct to hunt. If they don't hunt they can become restless. A terrier that hunts regularly is an excellent dog, it remains energetic yet docile and makes a wonderful pet.
People have been doing this for hundreds of years. It's no different now compared to what it was then. Years ago not everyone had or could afford a gun so they used their dogs to control vermin. A sport evloved from it many many years ago. My dad and his Border Terrier "Tiny" won the last ever Irish championship back in the early 70's. After then the sport began to die out as many other field sports are which is a shame.
Nowadays the so called "modern thinkers" automatically daub anything that involves killing an animal as a blood sport.. Call it what you will but it is a tradition that has been around for many years and will continue to be around for many more to come.
It’s just an excuse for you and your doggies to have some fun using pest control as an excuse for hunting.