Goose behavior

[MandaE2015]

Hey there - back at the beginning of June, I purchased what I was told was a two month old female Pomeranian. She hated me from day one, resisting any attempts to bond or be friends at all. I noticed she had a bare spot on the back of her head, but didn't think much of it, until I read that that is usually a sign of having been mated, so I'm guessing she is actually closer to a year. After she molted, her feathers on the back of her head came in and now, all of a sudden, she is obsessed with me. She follows me everywhere, stands on my feet, climbs in my lap. I don't mind at all, but I'm wondering if she is starting to see me as her "mate." When I pet her back, she drops her wings and lifts her tail, which to me would be a submissive female mating behavior, but I can't find anything online to confirm that. Any thoughts?

 

[sourland]

I believe she is in love or at least in lust.

 

[Goosebaby]

Hey there - back at the beginning of June, I purchased what I was told was a two month old female Pomeranian. She hated me from day one, resisting any attempts to bond or be friends at all. I noticed she had a bare spot on the back of her head, but didn't think much of it, until I read that that is usually a sign of having been mated, so I'm guessing she is actually closer to a year. After she molted, her feathers on the back of her head came in and now, all of a sudden, she is obsessed with me. She follows me everywhere, stands on my feet, climbs in my lap. I don't mind at all, but I'm wondering if she is starting to see me as her "mate." When I pet her back, she drops her wings and lifts her tail, which to me would be a submissive female mating behavior, but I can't find anything online to confirm that. Any thoughts?

She’s grown to like you but your absolutely right, she has decided that you’re her mate.

 

[MandaE2015]

She’s grown to like you but your absolutely right, she has decided that you’re her mate.

Well, I'm glad that she loves me. Lol. Now she has to learn to love the gander, too! Lol. I'm hoping for goslings come spring!