Angelique123456
Chirping
- Sep 8, 2020
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Hello all
It’s been about year since I have listed any problems. I have an issue with my male geese. I have a few Chinese gees and regular white and buff geese. As seen in the pictures below. I raised most of them except one Chinese geese and the female buff. The issue am having is that the 2 white geese are a breeding pair. But the Chinese male geese that is sleeping in the pictures has been fighting with the white male since I got him for the white female. I thought it was just the breeding spring time so then I decided to get the female buff for him. But no he is determined to have her as a mate. The Chinese geese Chases and bite the white male one all the time. And their has been a few times where Battle was full blown, in the pond, land and Coop. It’s been where the Chinese geese is very dominant over he’s stolen girlfriend. He does not let him eat and kicks him out of the coop. And of course the white male is out of the coop when I open in the morning. What should I do? How can I solve this problem without giving or culling the trouble maker. Please give me advice!
It’s been about year since I have listed any problems. I have an issue with my male geese. I have a few Chinese gees and regular white and buff geese. As seen in the pictures below. I raised most of them except one Chinese geese and the female buff. The issue am having is that the 2 white geese are a breeding pair. But the Chinese male geese that is sleeping in the pictures has been fighting with the white male since I got him for the white female. I thought it was just the breeding spring time so then I decided to get the female buff for him. But no he is determined to have her as a mate. The Chinese geese Chases and bite the white male one all the time. And their has been a few times where Battle was full blown, in the pond, land and Coop. It’s been where the Chinese geese is very dominant over he’s stolen girlfriend. He does not let him eat and kicks him out of the coop. And of course the white male is out of the coop when I open in the morning. What should I do? How can I solve this problem without giving or culling the trouble maker. Please give me advice!