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Well thank you sooooo much for all of your wisdom and knowledge Miss Lydia! I see I'm going to learn a lot from you.:love Just don't get tired with me for all of the questions I'm going to be asking.:duc I am really loving this site and the wonderful people who enjoy helping others, it's very...

"Chickens Really", we hear you....all is good.:hugs

Thanks for your replies, especially yours "gilbert2"!:hugs You are not spreading misinformation, you responded to MY thread SHARING YOUR experiences.:) Everyone should be allowed to voice THEIR opinions without being criticized for doing so. Thank you "rjohns39" for making us laugh with the...

You are right Lydia, I knew I had read that somewhere before. So smell has nothing to do with it? Just wondering why they attack the goose and not the duck.

Hi rjohns39 The goose won't be sexually mature for another year, she's only 6 months old. Maybe I can change her smell???

Most likely Lydia, I think I'll have to rehome both. The less aggressive one is still grabbing at her neck. I just don't understand why they won't go after the female pekin.

Thank you Lydia. I read the responses to my question to my husband last night and he could hardly believe we have to get rid of the drakes, these are some tough very nice looking ducks. (I guess it's a male thing...) He has really bonded with these 2 but he loves the goose as well. This is...

Thanks for the replies everyone, I think you're right Lydia with removing the drakes. We are more attached to the goose than the drakes because we basically saved her life. And she has gone through so much just to be ripped apart by her buddies. We love the ducks too, they were so protective...

Hi everyone, I have 2 male Pekin ducks and 1 Female Pekin duck I just purchased 1 month ago. The 2 males grew up as babies in our backyard by the river with a female baby Canadian goose we rescued after being abandoned, so all three are about 6 months old. For the last month the males have...