gazguildford

i dont know she looks to big for chiwawawawa however its spelt. teach me for taking pitty instead of using my noodle and informing the aurthoroties of the place. she has got all the heart of a jrt very protective and same tempremant same coat as a sbt and the same fecking ears as a chawawawa i need a caged rat i think so she can have a sniff and see her reaction and then once a pellets done that one see how she goes in a barn or somewhere

mate not haveing a pop at you but think you will be hard pushed to get £200 for that dog well im open to offers ive just been editing the price in other places im gonna go to £150 just to get a little bit of money back

oh dear that was so funny i nearly pissed my pants! i take it ur not interested then? no? then do me a favour and dont comment

haha i can assure you for her size she is bloody strong but as pointed out very small and agile and her ears would certainly lift her a bit

ok thanks i think ill try her on the rats ive never used dogs before so do i just take her to the barn and see how she goes or any other type of training she needs first? she loves to chase tree rats so surely thats a good sign

i have this dog advertised for sale on here after complications when i was looking for a stb but after reading a few posts its got me interested in what she may be able to do around the farm and barns for me if she could be any good i may consider keeping her. any help welcome heres a pic im not 100% on just jrt x sbt but hey my vet is sure to know better than me cheers gaz

i have this bitch for sale she has no working experience but she is very lively i brought her out of pitty as she was from a disgusting house and i was after a sbt but couldnt leave her there the only thing sbt about her is her tiger brindle coat she is fully vacinated and im looking for £150 ovno guildford surrey

Why in God's name would anyone put a PLASTIC lid on a rat trap? Beggars belief that these so called 'trap makers' can get away with selling such crap OTC lol no i placed the bait on a plastic lid inside the trap didnt want to mess about with peanut butter and wire bars could get messy and cleaning isnt my specialist subject lol the trap is all metal

first rat in it this morning dispatched with the pistol and re set nasty big brown thing lol went in the garden and next doors cat was sat on the fence where it was set and it usually legs it when i go in the garden this time it just sat there so i knew i had something lol the way i have secured it has worked anyway which is good

just like a common rat but in trees they are everywhere and if you see one there will be others esp where easy feed is readily available

just set a few traps and try get rid of as many as possible atleat every time u dispatch one its one less to worry about

its in my garden by my shedand my garden is quite open plan so fox's will get to it wherever i put it anyway if theres a gap big enough for this cage then the gap is big enough for a fox i have secured it with wire to a chain link fence and a couple of garden forkes dug in around it didnt move last night but still no rat so we will see what tonight brings maybe its a sign that i dont have rats! but then i back on to woodland so there is bound to be a few about

ok so i got my monarch trap from "the trap man" i set it with peanut butter on a plastic lid last night i woke up this morning the trap was upside down in the middle of the garden and the trap door was stuck open lol the plastic lid certainly looks chewed to buggery (panicing rat?) i think a rat may have been inside and old charlie well one of about 7 we have pass through our garden and decided on a meal so beat the cage up until he got what he wanted there is no damage to the cage at all and the bar spacing on the cage is about 10 ml standard hamster cage size i suppose so couldnt have been a

thats an excellent job

will these work in the wet? with peanut butter? mine arrived just this morning and dying to get it out asap any advice? cheers gaz