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bil8999

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As long as the vermin cant get into your property via holes and cracks that shouldn't be there you are complying with your landlord obligations.

But you could have a tenant who might want to move out because of it so it may be in your best interest to inform the council and owner etc to help resolve. 

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11 hours ago, Richlist said:

 

What shoes do you wear when you're out hunting rats ?

Big strong leather size 10's to avoid being bitten.

 

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I had a family friend who owned a farm and he had an 18 month old Collie dog cross. The dog (Jack) cornered a rat in a corner of the grain barn and the rat went for Jack biting him deeply on Jack's left front leg.   Jack killed the rat with a hard bite.

The front leg bite wound turned septic  (sepsis) and Jack had to have his front leg amputated. It didn't take him long to recover and he lived to a ripe old age of 16 despite only having 3 legs which made absolutely no difference to Jack whatsoever.

He always use to run as fast as if he still had 4 legs and his missing leg made no difference as far as Jack was concerned.

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