Have you ever let your dog do your dirty job?.

yuk never. once when i was little i found a mouse and it was so cute, i tried to catch it and my mom tried to kill it with a broom telling me leave it alone. i was glad when it got away im hoping my dog would not kill a poor little mouse

yes I used my dog to kill 2 mouses in the house and people have used their dogs to help them hunt for food for many years.Also my dog is good dish washer and after he is finshed we put the dishes in the dishwasher.

Dogs r bred to do jobs like this and more other jobs. Jack Russel, Fox and most other Terriors wil do rhe same and more. Working dogs, hearding dogs, hunting dogs and so on and so on..

i don't have a dog. but i have three kids, i often to ask them to help my jobs, like cleaning up the mess that they made, tidying the slippers and shoes. i have many mice here, mayb ei can lend your dog to do the stuff

That would be okay, I hate mouse, but we don't have cat to kill them I hope my dog can do what the cats do

No, I did'nt... but my cats did! LOL! Well, I have 5 cutie cats and as of now our house and store is free from wild, ugly and scary mouse that usually damage some stuff inside the house.

No, I can't say I ever experience having my dog kill something. Last week when a bat got into our house, I actually took them out of the room, because of the disease they carry. I guess mice don't really carry disease though, since this is something a cat usually catches.. I did however got my puppies today catching a butterfly. This was outside and I tried to save it, but with 2 dogs, once I caught one,t he other took over an captured the poor thing in her mouth..:(

Yes, once years ago.. When walking my dogs outside a rat ran in front of us and my dog went and caught it.. I figured I didn't want it to suffer(if I stopped him) so I let him kill it. and then I got him away from it.. Yuck.

For me many times they do it don't want to make hassle my mind then i let it.

Yes, I have had similar experience before. But one thing for sure, after the first time, my dog had cultivated the habit of laying down on the floor of the store-room (that is why the rats were) waiting for the appearing of a rat. Not that I gave her any treats the first time she killed one. But a few praises. Since then, when I saw her making movement in the storeroom or suddenly rushing out of it, I knew she was hot on the tails of a rat.

Well, I'm a little guilty, too. It happen ten years ago, it was a winter morning when I finally captured that mouse. It had been nibbled all night long for some days. I used a DIY trap to capture it, but it worked fine. When I had the poor mouse in my hand I didn't know what to do with it. I decided to let him go free in the schoolyard. But when I did so, Nera started to play with the mouse. She would have never killed a creature, not even a bug! But she did play a lot with the poor mouse. It was freezing outside and I remember the mouse's pink feet (pink from the cold!) and how he couldn't run fast enough to escape. I was afraid it could die from the cold and fear, so I took Nera away and let the mouse go away through the snow.

I will not let my pets do such things.That something dirty.That will make the dog sick.Rats there are many baceria that are very dirty.I think such a thing,or from better to find the reasons,there are mice in your house shows poor sanitary conditions of your home,you need to clean up.

Ooooh...I would rather not even think of such a thing. It sounds horrible, killing a poor little animal. I do not know how you would react to my response, but honestly writing, think twice before doing something like this again. Your dog is an animal with no brain or feelings, but as a human being you should have some feelings not only for human being but also for poor little animals, ask yourself, you did have so many other alternatives to clean the cupboard. Ahhh... that poor little mouse, but you did one good thing by discussing it here, at least, if you read my response, I hope you will think twice before repeating something like this in future..