Gosling babies breed?

[skrub04]

Hello everyone i recently got 2 adorably wonderful gosling and was wondering if anyone could help me figure out their breed? Originally i was going to house them near my chickens in the back yard as guards but my daughter has informed me they are now her babies and i was thinking i might build them a space of their own in the front yard to hang out with her but dont know if that a great idea if they are a very loud breed. If anyone has any advice or suggestions i would appreciate anything! I have had chickens and ducks but these are my first geese.

 

[Jenbirdee]

oh my goodness they are super adorable. I dont really know much about any other breed besides Pilgrims but I would venture to guess yours might be Chinese.?

 

[skrub04]

oh my goodness they are super adorable. I dont really know much about any other breed besides Pilgrims but I would venture to guess yours might be Chinese.?

Ok thank you, so they might be great guard dogs but very vocal! The person at tractor supply thought the might be toulouse but i thought the color might be off

They are so sweet. I can live out my fly away home dreams now lol

 

[Jenbirdee]

@Egg Snatcher

 

[Egg Snatcher]

Looks like a Chinese goose. If it is a white Chinese it’ll have a long sender neck and a nob on its head like this dame here.

 

[skrub04]

Looks like a Chinese goose. If it is a white Chinese it’ll have a long sender neck and a nob on its head like this dame here. View attachment 3786612

She is beautiful thank you! Would you say they make good pets as long as they are socialized?

 

[Egg Snatcher]

She is beautiful thank you! Would you say they make good pets as long as they are socialized?

If it’s a girls they’re good pets. Males not so much. They get mean.

 

[skrub04]

I think i have 1 of each so hopefully ill have my guard and my daughter can have her pet win win then lol

 

[Egg Snatcher]

If you do have a pair, which it’s to young to tell, you’ll just have to be careful during breeding season. The ganders get really mean. As in they’ll grab you leg and beat you with his wings.

 

[skrub04]

That's just what someone else getting geese told me so i could be 100% wrong, would you suggest rehoming the boy if he will get that aggressive? I have a toddler as well so i dont want it to become a problem.