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LOL. I'd only ever seen a handful of mice in my life before I moved to New England.

I'm not sure if they're available for rats. I think I'd run away screaming if I ever saw a rat. I squeak loud enough when I see mice :) We use one spoon of peanut butter to bait them. The instructions we got with ours suggested getting multiples and letting them air out between kills so...

These work the best and they're cheap. http://www.amazon.com/Victor-Electronic-Mouse-Trap-M2524/dp/B000E1RIUU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1450721981&sr=8-1&keywords=electrocuting+traps We used these at our previous place in our fieldstone cellar a few winters ago when we had -50 windchills in...

Voles Voles are active year round night & day. They produce offspring year round too Last year I got to watch my girls dig through two feet of snow to get them. The holes actually tunneled through the snow to travel between my bird feeders .

We adopted these when we lived in the city several years ago. If we'd introduced them to the ducks when they were pups i may have been able to teach them to ignore the ducks. I'm doubtful because ratting is very strong in them.

If they have stumpy tails they might be voles. They are destructive

I'm happy to give them a job. I just wish they had an off switch sometimes . They don't stop working until the goal is accomplished or they completely lose the scent (vermin decided to skedaddle)

I remove the ducks from the pen/ duck area completely. One dog ignores the ducks until flirty Bertie waddles up to them to give them some loves. The other dog gets too excited by their normal ducky behavior.

I patrol my duck pen and the duck area with my ratters. If they find any vermin they take care of it with a shake of the head. It's the most humane way I've found to deal with critters. I do this when the ducks are secure in a foraging pen. One of my dogs is OK with the ducks. The other one...