Over the years, Scott and Angie's small team has killed more than 30,000 rats.

Alright, youre gonna leash up.

Here you go, kid.

There you go.

Dogs always give 100%.

They just love what they do.

We're just going to finish up and so we can close up and go.

Last but not least.

Okay, guys, so what we're going to do is we're just going to take the leashes off the dogs.

I want to start right over here.

You can see his kinetic energy.

He just, he's on point right now He knows what the deal is.

Take the leash off and unleash them now.

It's game time.

Okay, we've got something over here.

Wow.

Good job.

This is bananas.

It looks like chaos, but this is actually highly coordinated.

The dogs find the rats with their keen noses, the handlers move dumpsters and pallets to expose them.

And the dogs finish the job.

Yep, inside the bait box.

Oh, and the hockey sticks.

Those are for cutting off escape routes.

Dogs look like they're having a blast.

The rats, well, not so much.

Still alive, hold on for a second.

Hey.

Yep.

Yeah, just make sure that nothing takes off the other way.

Good job, guys.

Okay, we've got something over here I think.

There are things that I have seen that I cannot unsee.

And I will be having a whole different kind of nightmare from now on.

And what do you think our situation with rats says about us?

I think it's pathetic.

As long as human beings continue with their sanitation, poor sanitation habits, okay, and their lack of concern.

We will never get rid of rats, they're here to stay.

When people come together to live in cities, we create the perfect environment for rats.

They've been living with us for centuries.

When European settlers brought them to the New World, rats just had to keep doing what they were best at to thrive here to.