Breed recognition

[Mehroz]

Which breed is this....

 

[Pyxis]

Hi! I got your message

Are these guys still fairly young? Were they raised by humans, do you know?

Also, do they have stuff to do in their pen, like grass for grazing and a pool for swimming, etc?

 

[Perris]

hello @Mehroz - welcome to BYC
They look like some sort of buff goose, but there are lots of varieties. Where are you? It is likely to speed your search if you focus on breeds that thrive in your region/ environment.

 

[Perris]

the Kashmir Anz perhaps?
http://nbagr.res.in/kashmiranz.html

 

[Mehroz]

Yes

the Kashmir Anz perhaps?
http://nbagr.res.in/kashmiranz.html

Yeah...... Thanks alot

 

[Perris]

sorry I don't keep geese, so have no idea, but @Pyxis may be able to help you
Good luck with them; they look like lovely birds

 

[Mehroz]

sorry I don't keep geese, so have no idea, but @Pyxis may be able to help you
Good luck with them; they look like lovely birds

Yeah they are.... Anyways thanks alot

 

[Mehroz]

Hi! I got your message

Are these guys still fairly young? Were they raised by humans, do you know?

Also, do they have stuff to do in their pen, like grass for grazing and a pool for swimming, etc?

Yes they were raised by humans and they are about an year and half old.

There is a pool but they rarely swim in it but grass is not available yet, but we will grow grass soon.

 

[Mehroz]

hello @Mehroz - welcome to BYC
They look like some sort of buff goose, but there are lots of varieties. Where are you? It is likely to speed your search if you focus on breeds that thrive in your region/ environment.

Thanks..... Well I am from Kashmir, Pakistan, Asia.... If you could help me recognize them, I would be thankful to you.

 

[Mehroz]

the Kashmir Anz perhaps?
http://nbagr.res.in/kashmiranz.html

There is another problem if you can tell me something about it because I have just started to raise goose.

My pair stands near their fence when there is no human interaction and donot eat until we reach them. Can you tell something about this behaviour. I would be thankful