Jadehikage
Hatching
- May 28, 2020
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I'll try to explain as much as I can, so be patient.
But I have now 1 week and 2 days old goslings, 2 are the same breed, one is a different one, but they all came shipped together and have been siblings, pretty much, ever since. However one of my yellow geese, (I can't remember names, I'll ask my mom in the morning and edit this when I do find out) is attacking my grey gosling out of the blue. And I mean, grabbing neck so it's squealing in pain. I run to stop it but now I'm nervous to leave for work, let alone jus outside for a bit in the yard. She's really going after her. As I typed that sentence, I had to stop for a second to get her off her yet again. I don't know why she's all of a sudden doing this. Is it cause there's jus one of her breed? A dominance thing maybe? I do actually flip her on her back to calm her down. Which works for a bit but it probably isn't the right thing to do. I've never had to do this before. I had one goose before when I lived in the city, racoons unfortunately got her when we moved to the country. Mom and I were finally feeling good bout having geese again, but we wanted to get more than one this time. I will say the victim gosling is super down to earth, sleeps in my hand, jus goes and eats and plays in the water. She's a good lil gosling. The attacker gosling doesn't seem to go after the other one at all. Jus my girl (her name is Mater, btw) everyone still cuddles and I think she's unphazed, up untill she's attacked of course. I have no idea what to do...I don't wanna cull em, their babies, but I don't also want to give em up either....
But I have now 1 week and 2 days old goslings, 2 are the same breed, one is a different one, but they all came shipped together and have been siblings, pretty much, ever since. However one of my yellow geese, (I can't remember names, I'll ask my mom in the morning and edit this when I do find out) is attacking my grey gosling out of the blue. And I mean, grabbing neck so it's squealing in pain. I run to stop it but now I'm nervous to leave for work, let alone jus outside for a bit in the yard. She's really going after her. As I typed that sentence, I had to stop for a second to get her off her yet again. I don't know why she's all of a sudden doing this. Is it cause there's jus one of her breed? A dominance thing maybe? I do actually flip her on her back to calm her down. Which works for a bit but it probably isn't the right thing to do. I've never had to do this before. I had one goose before when I lived in the city, racoons unfortunately got her when we moved to the country. Mom and I were finally feeling good bout having geese again, but we wanted to get more than one this time. I will say the victim gosling is super down to earth, sleeps in my hand, jus goes and eats and plays in the water. She's a good lil gosling. The attacker gosling doesn't seem to go after the other one at all. Jus my girl (her name is Mater, btw) everyone still cuddles and I think she's unphazed, up untill she's attacked of course. I have no idea what to do...I don't wanna cull em, their babies, but I don't also want to give em up either....
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