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Lonely Chinese brown gander in Pueblo, CO
After writing that title, I feel like I’m setting up a dating service ad! Maybe in a way I am. He’s all by himself and I know he’s lonely. We rescued him but we don’t have any other poultry or animals and aren’t interested in getting another goose. Is anyone interested in giving him a loving...- WilmaP
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Foot problem?
This is a picture of my gander from the rear. He’s standing on his left leg with his right foot up. Is this what a goose’s foot looks like? There seems to be a bump. He isn’t limping as far as I can tell. -
Best time to feed goose?
Should I be feeding my gander in the morning or in the evening? He has a nice big fenced area with straw for a bed, water and food, and a small pond. I've been putting his food down when I put him in for the night, but much of it is left in the morning. He doesn't go back in during the day (in... -
Fresh Corn on the Cob for Goose?
I think I read that geese like corn on the cob, so I got some today for my gander. How should I feed it to him? I assume I should take the leaves and silk off, but should I leave the cob whole? He's not a particularly adventuresome eater. I offered him some watermelon and a watermelon rind today... -
Single Gander Question
Good morning. I've become the inexperienced mama of a one-year-old Chinese brown gander. Long story short, we rescued him from a 2-gander 1-goose situation in which he was being picked on by the other gander. He's apparently bonded with me, follows me around and seems to enjoy my company. He...