As a renter, the good times just keep on rolling…

[Anonymous]

BTW, La Jolla is the definition of upscale, and is supposed to be rat-central. Lots of foliage for nesting, maybe? And gourmet trash?

I’ve trapped 3 rats in my La Jolla Shores patio in the past 6 months. (By far the most prolific trapping season I’ve ever had) They were eating tomatoes right off the plants in my garden. I’ll bet they’ve found their way into the garage on occasion as well.

I’ve lived in SD area for over 10 years and never lived more than 7 blocks to the ocean- from Mission Beach to Encinitas and we’ve always seen the occasional rat or mouse nosing around the outside of the house, garden, under the deck… This year there seem to be more than usual, don’t know if there’s something with the weather or what….

We keep a clean place and only 1 time (8 yrs ago) have had one inside the house. I just chalk it up to the price of living in paradise and(to keep remotely on topic) my wife and I would never dream of calling the landlord for a rodent every few years…

[Anonymous]

92037, this situation is different. In this case, the owner should step up and take care of the problem.

[Anonymous]

92037, this situation is different. In this case, the owner should step up and take care of the problem.

[Anonymous]

92037, this situation is different. In this case, the owner should step up and take care of the problem.

[Anonymous]

92037, this situation is different. In this case, the owner should step up and take care of the problem.

[Anonymous]

92037, this situation is different. In this case, the owner should step up and take care of the problem.

[Anonymous]

Submitted by taz on December 20, 2007 – 5:08pm.

“and marion, “dearest,” it doesn’t surprise me at all that you don’t like cats…”

Taz, yeah, you’re reclining on the couch scraping the bottom of the half-gallon of ice cream, your waist is growing thicker and thicker…your husband comes in and shoots you a stern look, but the cat will not bother you at all. Most importantly, said cat won’t bother your ice cream.

So, yeah, CATS. What’s not to love?…

You don’t have to walk him, you don’t have to give him a bath, you don’t have to exercise him, just easy, easy, easy…

[Anonymous]

Submitted by taz on December 20, 2007 – 5:08pm.

“and marion, “dearest,” it doesn’t surprise me at all that you don’t like cats…”

Taz, yeah, you’re reclining on the couch scraping the bottom of the half-gallon of ice cream, your waist is growing thicker and thicker…your husband comes in and shoots you a stern look, but the cat will not bother you at all. Most importantly, said cat won’t bother your ice cream.

So, yeah, CATS. What’s not to love?…

You don’t have to walk him, you don’t have to give him a bath, you don’t have to exercise him, just easy, easy, easy…

[Anonymous]

Submitted by taz on December 20, 2007 – 5:08pm.

“and marion, “dearest,” it doesn’t surprise me at all that you don’t like cats…”

Taz, yeah, you’re reclining on the couch scraping the bottom of the half-gallon of ice cream, your waist is growing thicker and thicker…your husband comes in and shoots you a stern look, but the cat will not bother you at all. Most importantly, said cat won’t bother your ice cream.

So, yeah, CATS. What’s not to love?…

You don’t have to walk him, you don’t have to give him a bath, you don’t have to exercise him, just easy, easy, easy…

[Anonymous]

Submitted by taz on December 20, 2007 – 5:08pm.

“and marion, “dearest,” it doesn’t surprise me at all that you don’t like cats…”

Taz, yeah, you’re reclining on the couch scraping the bottom of the half-gallon of ice cream, your waist is growing thicker and thicker…your husband comes in and shoots you a stern look, but the cat will not bother you at all. Most importantly, said cat won’t bother your ice cream.

So, yeah, CATS. What’s not to love?…

You don’t have to walk him, you don’t have to give him a bath, you don’t have to exercise him, just easy, easy, easy…

[Anonymous]

Submitted by taz on December 20, 2007 – 5:08pm.

“and marion, “dearest,” it doesn’t surprise me at all that you don’t like cats…”

Taz, yeah, you’re reclining on the couch scraping the bottom of the half-gallon of ice cream, your waist is growing thicker and thicker…your husband comes in and shoots you a stern look, but the cat will not bother you at all. Most importantly, said cat won’t bother your ice cream.

So, yeah, CATS. What’s not to love?…

You don’t have to walk him, you don’t have to give him a bath, you don’t have to exercise him, just easy, easy, easy…

[Doofrat]

When I lived in Carlsbad, I found a tomato on the grill of my BBQ one night. Of course, it was quite the mystery as to how the tomato got there, but the mystery was soon solved when I fired up the grill one night and a mouse/rat came flying out the bottom of the grill.

After moving to Carmel Valley, I get the same thing, a small rat/mouse that visits the grill. And my wife often sees him run past the slider in the back yard.

I worked at a company on the hill directly across the street from the Torrey Pines golf course. They had a section of the wall where these rats lived and they had to remove dead rats from the wall every so often. They even had to leave part of the wall covered with just plywood so they could change the traps and collect dead rats every so often.

So the gist is that mice and rats are commonplace here and just about impossible to get rid of, at least we don’t have those giant roaches they have in other places.

[Doofrat]

When I lived in Carlsbad, I found a tomato on the grill of my BBQ one night. Of course, it was quite the mystery as to how the tomato got there, but the mystery was soon solved when I fired up the grill one night and a mouse/rat came flying out the bottom of the grill.

After moving to Carmel Valley, I get the same thing, a small rat/mouse that visits the grill. And my wife often sees him run past the slider in the back yard.

I worked at a company on the hill directly across the street from the Torrey Pines golf course. They had a section of the wall where these rats lived and they had to remove dead rats from the wall every so often. They even had to leave part of the wall covered with just plywood so they could change the traps and collect dead rats every so often.

So the gist is that mice and rats are commonplace here and just about impossible to get rid of, at least we don’t have those giant roaches they have in other places.

[Doofrat]

When I lived in Carlsbad, I found a tomato on the grill of my BBQ one night. Of course, it was quite the mystery as to how the tomato got there, but the mystery was soon solved when I fired up the grill one night and a mouse/rat came flying out the bottom of the grill.

After moving to Carmel Valley, I get the same thing, a small rat/mouse that visits the grill. And my wife often sees him run past the slider in the back yard.

I worked at a company on the hill directly across the street from the Torrey Pines golf course. They had a section of the wall where these rats lived and they had to remove dead rats from the wall every so often. They even had to leave part of the wall covered with just plywood so they could change the traps and collect dead rats every so often.

So the gist is that mice and rats are commonplace here and just about impossible to get rid of, at least we don’t have those giant roaches they have in other places.

[Doofrat]

When I lived in Carlsbad, I found a tomato on the grill of my BBQ one night. Of course, it was quite the mystery as to how the tomato got there, but the mystery was soon solved when I fired up the grill one night and a mouse/rat came flying out the bottom of the grill.

After moving to Carmel Valley, I get the same thing, a small rat/mouse that visits the grill. And my wife often sees him run past the slider in the back yard.

I worked at a company on the hill directly across the street from the Torrey Pines golf course. They had a section of the wall where these rats lived and they had to remove dead rats from the wall every so often. They even had to leave part of the wall covered with just plywood so they could change the traps and collect dead rats every so often.

So the gist is that mice and rats are commonplace here and just about impossible to get rid of, at least we don’t have those giant roaches they have in other places.

[Author]

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