Goose/Gander Pair?

[PoultryFanatic22]

Hatched these two Pomeranian Saddlebacks the beginning of May. I think I have a m/f pair but wanted to see if anyone else had any guesses. The grey is bigger and very friendly. I’m thinking he’s the male. The buff is much smaller and more reserved. Hoping she’s a female!

 

[The_BirdNerd]

They look so cute! Never even heard of this breed, hoping they’re a pair in the future

 

[servpolice]

The Buff Saddleback is 100% a female. I would lean towards male for the pomeranian. If they're the exact same age it is highly likely he's a male.

 

[Iain Utah]

Agree the buff looks feminine, and if hatched same time from same stock, the size difference will likely indicate male/female pair.

Either way, they are a super cute pair!!

 

[DiYMama540]

So beautiful! The poms are such clowns...lots of personality! Love mine to pieces! Hoping to see some beautiful babies out of these 2

Here is baby

 

[PoultryFanatic22]

So happy these two are likely a pair! They’re my first geese and are so loving. Can’t wait for their babies. Does anyone have any idea what color the babies would be?

 

[servpolice]

So happy these two are likely a pair! They’re my first geese and are so loving. Can’t wait for their babies. Does anyone have any idea what color the babies would be?

My guess would be that the goslings will end up looking like the male

 

[Iain Utah]

No idea about poms, but for dewlaps, if the grey male is carrying buff gene, then will get 50/50 buff offspring, and grey males will carry buff gene. If no buff gene, then will result in all grey offspring. If both your eggs came from same parents, which resulted in a buff female, then I'd bet your male has buff gene.