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  1. DrJohnNash

    I never knew geese have teeth!

    No geese for me. I don't want to be bitten and bleeding with deep scars.
  2. DrJohnNash

    I never knew geese have teeth!

    This morning I typed in google to see if geese have teeth. And I saw pictures of geese with serrated teeth on their bills and their tongues too! I am definitely not getting any goose as a pet. Nope!
  3. DrJohnNash

    Are gooses easy to tame and clean pets?

    If I just get one duck that is about 1.5 or two months old, will it bond to me and become tame? Sorry if this question falls into the duck forum. Some information on the web says ducks need to be in a flock while some sources say a duck can be alone with a human friend.
  4. DrJohnNash

    Are gooses easy to tame and clean pets?

    Are adult gooses easy to tame (than ducks or pheasants) and cleaner pets than chickens? The live poultry butcher store in my city has adult gooses for $50 each. I suffer from major clinical depression and I need one goose as a cuddly pet to help with my need for happiness. Any advice or...
  5. DrJohnNash

    How long until ducks tame?

    After serious consideration, I will be rehoming the two ducks to a rescue that has 40 acres. These ducks will be happier in a large open area than in my 7x7x6ft coop.
  6. DrJohnNash

    How long until ducks tame?

    I got them last Sunday. So I should let them out today? Will they go back into the coop? Will they fly away?
  7. DrJohnNash

    How long until ducks tame?

    Great advice! Thank you!
  8. DrJohnNash

    How long until ducks tame?

    Look. My feelings are getting hurt now. I appreciate all the info but now it seems I'm stupid for buying adult ducks.
  9. DrJohnNash

    How long until ducks tame?

    I've seen people hugging ducks on YouTube. And they're adult ducks too
  10. DrJohnNash

    How long until ducks tame?

    Well I can rehome the ducks and get chickens instead
  11. DrJohnNash

    How long until ducks tame?

    Yes I thought so too. My ducks will hopefully eat from my hand if I remove the feeder from the coop for two days or so.
  12. DrJohnNash

    How long until ducks tame?

    I can rehome my ducks if taming them is impossible.
  13. DrJohnNash

    How long until ducks tame?

    Will they someday eat out of my hand?
  14. DrJohnNash

    How long until ducks tame?

    I been bought two Muscovy ducks from a live poultry butcher shop on Sunday. However these two ducks are very scared of people. They are currently in my backyard coop. I have a security camera inside so I can watch them while I'm at work. My plan is to let them stay inside the coop for a month...
  15. DrJohnNash

    What kind of poultry bird can I keep in my bedroom?

    Here's another example of indoor chickens;
  16. DrJohnNash

    What kind of poultry bird can I keep in my bedroom?

    Here's an example I found on google:
  17. DrJohnNash

    What kind of poultry bird can I keep in my bedroom?

    Umbrella cockatoos and even the Moluccan cockatoos are big birds. Besides the dust they produce they can bite really nasty and their screaming decibel is nearly as loud as a jet plane.
  18. DrJohnNash

    What kind of poultry bird can I keep in my bedroom?

    But will a maximum of two bantam hens living in a large rabbit cage with Carefresh bedding be too stinky? I will clean out their cage everyday. And I already ordered chicken diapers for them to wear outside their cage.
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    What kind of poultry bird can I keep in my bedroom?

    I'm not keeping ten chickens in my bedroom. I will probably get one or two bantam hens. In regards to the "dust" issue, some people have Umbrella Cockatoos and those parrots produce a lot of dust. If parrot owners can live with the dust their cockatoos produce, why can't some of us keep one...
  20. DrJohnNash

    Best bird that likes to be hugged?

    I'm having a hard time if I should get a hen, utility pigeon, or parrot. Whichever I choose will live in inside my bedroom. A hen is ideal for hugging but they have stinky poop. A pigeon is ideal but they can fly. A Cockatoo is ideal but it can cost up to $2,000. Any suggestions?
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