Make sure to check your cat's coat for any flea remnants or redness and itching to
catch these vermin in the act.
Not exact matches
«Ratters» were required to have a short, very sturdy tail that could be easily gripped
in order to hoist the dog down into a small space to
catch vermin, such as early manholes and other infrastructure spaces slightly too small for humans.
In its most simple definition, a ratter is dog who was selectively bred for
catching rats and other types of
vermin.
The original Yorkshire Terrier, known as the «Broken - Haired Scotch Terrier» was a 12 - to - 14 pound dog with wire hair whose intended purpose was the
catching of rats and other
vermin that lived
in small spaces.
For centuries, Europeans have used dogs to help them around the house, the farm, and
in their work, from herding and guarding to
vermin -
catching.
Developed especially to go to ground and burrow
in the earth to chase and
catch vermin like rats, foxes, badgers, weasels, and otters, the terrier was selectively bred for centuries to be a determined and tenacious dog.