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To: SJackson
Mice eat food stores and cats eat mice. Of course they accompanied sailors on long voyages. But it takes something a bit more sizable and energetic to take on rats, and that what this little bundle of fur was bred for.


8 posted on 09/21/2016 5:29:37 AM PDT by katana
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To: katana

One word: schipperke.


12 posted on 09/21/2016 5:36:36 AM PDT by Mashood
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To: katana
Nice fable, but I've seen plenty of cats take down rats of equivalent size.

My bitch Corgi is death on rats. What I don't "get" is how she differentiates between rats and other rodents. We have yard sited bird feeders, and squirrels, chipmunks and rats all help themselves to the wastage on the ground. We turn Rosie loose, and she bee-lines for the rat, ignoring the others.

21 posted on 09/21/2016 5:55:42 AM PDT by Wonder Warthog (The Hog of Steel and NRA Life Member)
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To: katana

I’ve got one of those with a bit of beagle in her blood. Her prey drive DNA is activated by small critter movement.


23 posted on 09/21/2016 5:56:33 AM PDT by Rebelbase (Bill and Hillary for ADX Supermax!)
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To: katana

Cats enjoy doing their job. How many humans can say that?


61 posted on 01/17/2022 9:24:08 AM PST by Fresh Wind (Media Control is an anagram of Delta Omicron.)
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